Flux Krea Licensing
Understand Flux Krea's open source license agreement, commercial usage terms, and copyright information to ensure compliant use of our AI image generation model
Apache 2.0 License
Open Source • Commercial Friendly • Free to Use
Usage Scenarios
License requirements and considerations for different usage scenarios
Personal Use
- Personal creation and learning
- Research and experimentation
- Non-commercial projects
- Open source project contributions
No special authorization required, free to use and modify
Commercial Use
- Commercial product integration
- Enterprise internal use
- Customer service provision
- SaaS platform integration
License notice must be retained, free for commercialization
Distribution Requirements
- Must include original license text
- Must include copyright notice
- Must document any modifications
- Cannot use project trademarks
Compliance required for any distribution
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Flux Krea licensing
Can I use Flux Krea for commercial purposes?
Yes, the Apache 2.0 license allows commercial use. You can integrate Flux Krea into commercial products, provide paid services, or use it for internal business operations without additional licensing fees.
Do I need to open source my modifications?
No, Apache 2.0 is a permissive license. You are not required to open source your modifications or derivative works. However, if you distribute the software, you must include the original license notice.
What attribution is required?
You must include the Apache 2.0 license text and copyright notice in any distribution. For software integrations, this is typically done in a LICENSE file or documentation.
Can I use the Flux Krea name and logo?
The license grants patent and copyright permissions but does not include trademark rights. You cannot use the Flux Krea name, logo, or trademarks without explicit permission.