Which free AI tools train on your data? What 239 makers say, in their own words

“We may use all of the data we collect (including your personal data) to train our algorithms, AI models and AI products and for Services using machine learning to develop, improve and provide the Services.”

Source: quillbot.com/privacy

“We may analyze your activity, content, media uploads and related data in your account to provide and customize the Service, including generating and storing that data as Memories, and to train our algorithms, models and AI products and services using machine learning…”

Source: canva.com/policies/privacy-policy

“We may analyze your activity, content, media uploads and related data in your account to provide and customize the Service, including generating and storing that data as Memories, and to train our algorithms, models and AI products and services using machine learning…”

Source: canva.com/policies/privacy-policy

“Design of graphical user interfaces, prototypes, design systems, design files, wireframes, screenshots created and uploaded by users of the Free and Pro plans may be used for the purpose of fine-tuning and training machine learning AI models to improve the overall quality of the Services.”

Source: uizard.io/terms-of-service

“publicly display and distribute any Public Content for providing, maintaining, promoting and improving the Services, including training AI models, developing new offerings, or for any commercial purpose.”

Source: leonardo.ai/terms-of-service

“Improve and monitor the Services, including training our proprietary AI technology on de-identified audio recordings and on transcriptions (which may contain Personal Information)”

Source: otter.ai/privacy-policy

“We may analyze your activity, content, media uploads and related data in your account to provide and customize the Service, including generating and storing that data as Memories, and to train our algorithms, models and AI products and services using machine learning…”

Source: canva.com/policies/privacy-policy

“Kiro may use this content, for example, to provide better responses to common questions, fix Kiro operational issues, for de-bugging, or for model training.”

Source: kiro.dev/docs/privacy-and-security/data-protection

“…otherwise use the data and information (a) uploaded, input or otherwise made available by or on behalf of Customer or any Customer Affiliate to or through the CrewAI Platform, including through the Third Party Services (as defined below) and (b) the Outputs (as defined below) (the “Customer Data”) to (i) provide the CrewAI Platform and otherwise perform CrewAI’s obligations under these Terms of Use, (ii) improve and develop products and services, including by training and developing models and/or algorithms”

Source: crewai.com/terms-of-use

“We use the information we collect to: 3.1 Provide and Improve Our Services Process your requests and provide AI-generated responses Personalize your experience and remember your preferences Develop, test, and improve our AI models and Services”

Source: getmerlin.in/privacy-policy

“Specifically, we may use internally developed models to analyze queries in order to provide accurate results. To train these models, we may utilize the data provided by users to Liner.”

Source: liner.com/privacy

“We may use all of the data we collect (including your personal data) to train our algorithms, AI models and AI products and for Services using machine learning to develop, improve and provide the Services.”

Source: scribbr.com/legal/privacy-policy

“We use your face data solely for the following purposes: To enable AI-powered image generation features that incorporate or are based on your likeness To improve the accuracy and quality of our image generation models”

Source: starryai.com/privacy

“By default, all created visuals’ thumbnail images and uploaded images are included in AI training unless you opt-out by emailing ai-privacy @ piktochart.com.”

Source: piktochart.com/privacy-policy

“We also use information we collect to train our AI models. You can decide whether Superhuman can use your user content to train our AI models by adjusting the available training control(s) in your account settings.”

Source: superhuman.com/legal/privacy-policy

“We may use and create de-identified data generated from your User Content to train, customize or improve our in-house artificial intelligence models in order to improve our Service. You can opt out of the use of your de-identified data in this manner within your Fathom account settings.”

Source: fathom.ai/terms

“We use Customer Content and Usage Data — which may include Personal Data — to train, develop, fine-tune, and improve our AI models and AI-powered features, including models we operate within the Services”

Source: lovable.dev/privacy

“we have a legitimate interest in using Personal Data for product development and internal analytics purposes, to improve the accuracy of our machine learning technologies such as code generation”

Source: replit.com/privacy-policy

“we may process personal data to develop, support, and improve HubSpot AI features and to train our AI models”

Source: legal.hubspot.com/privacy-policy

“Relume may use certain customer data to improve our services through AI training and model development.”

Source: relume.ai/legal/privacy-policy

“…may access and use your Input and Output in order to create and operate Descript and as otherwise permitted under these Terms. This includes use by Descript to train, improve, and develop its models and technologies (unless you have opted out of such use)”

Source: descript.com/terms

“We use certain User Activity Information, Submissions, Interactive Chat Information, and other Content to improve our Services, product offerings, promotional activity, and business, including to train and enhance the models that power our Services…”

Source: suno.com/privacy

“Licensee provides Licensor with a worldwide, non-exclusive, commercial and transferrable license to train AIVA's AI systems on the Uploaded Influence, in perpetuity.”

Source: aiva.ai/legal/1

“We may use this input and output data to conduct research and development. This includes analyzing usage trends and using inputs/outputs to improve the performance and safety of Cohere Products.”

Source: cohere.com/privacy

“If you use Auphonic for business purposes, you can opt out of the use of your Content for training and fine-tuning our models”

Source: auphonic.com/privacy

“we may use content and feedback from your use of the Services to train and tune our AI models”

Source: openhands.dev/privacy

“We only use de-identified data to train AI models, which you can opt-out of within your Granola account settings.”

Source: docs.granola.ai/help-center/policies/privacy-policy

“you acknowledge that Your Content may be used by Beacons, or third-party providers of the AI Services, to train, develop, enhance, evolve and improve the Service and the underlying artificial intelligence models”

Source: beacons.ai/i/terms-and-conditions

“we may use the input that you provide us to improve our services, for example, to train and enhance the models that power our Services.”

Source: heygen.com/privacy

“we may use Bolt Model Development Content that is eligible under “Prospective Application” below to train, fine-tune, evaluate, benchmark, and improve artificial-intelligence models”

Source: stackblitz.com/privacy-policy

“We may use your Inputs and Outputs to train and improve Anthropic AI models, unless you opt out through your account settings.”

Source: anthropic.com/legal/privacy

“We use your personal information to research, build, train and improve our AI models.”

Source: elevenlabs.io/privacy-policy

“…otherwise use your User Content, and to grant sublicenses of the foregoing rights, solely for the purposes of: (a) providing and operating the Site and the Services; (b) improving and developing the Services; and (c) in de-identified or aggregated form only, developing and improving related technologies, including artificial intelligence and machine learning systems, whether by us or our partners.”

Source: undermind.ai/terms

“We use the information we collect or derive to: Provide, maintain, and improve the Services, including to develop and train our AI models / large language models that power our Services. You may opt out of model training in your Account…”

Source: inflection.ai/privacy-policy

“You acknowledge and agree that Recraft may use your Inputs you provide and the Assets produced by the Services to train, fine-tune, and otherwise improve Recraft’s artificial intelligence models and systems.”

Source: recraft.ai/legal/terms

“The right to use User Content to improve and develop Vidu’s existing and future products, including artificial intelligence training.”

Source: vidu.com/terms

“…you grant the company and/or its affiliates a free, worldwide, perpetual and sublicensable license to use, reproduce, modify, distribute, and display such Information Content solely in an aggregated and anonymized manner for the purpose of improving and providing the Services, including model training and optimization, unless you choose to opt out…”

Source: pixverse.ai/en/terms-of-service

“We may also use the images you provide (excluding any extracted data from the image) and generated content to improve our services, including to train and improve our AI models and software to provide better services.”

Source: viggle.ai/privacy-policy

“To help us continually improve and enhance our AI features and provide you with a better experience, we may use your User Content to help train our AI models.”

Source: lumen5.com/terms

“When we use your Inputs and Outputs to train our models, you can opt-out of our use of this personal data for these training purposes”

Source: stability.ai/privacypolicy

“We use your Personal Data to operate, provide, develop, and improve the Services, including for the following purposes. To provide, administer and maintain the Services and to enforce our terms, conditions and policies. Such as creating the accounts, deliver a fast and convenient logging-in experience, enabling you to chat with DeepSeek and provide user support. To improve and develop the Services and to train and improve our technology, such as our machine learning models and algorithms.”

Source: cdn.deepseek.com/policies/en-US/deepseek-privacy-policy.html

“Cognition may use Customer Data for model training purposes and to improve and enhance the Services.”

Source: cognition.com/legal/platform-terms-of-service

“We process information from publicly accessible sources and your Gemini Apps information so that we can provide, maintain, improve, and develop Google products, services, and machine learning technologies.”

Source: support.google.com/gemini/answer/13594961

“Where available, you may access our Service without logging in; when doing so, where permitted, you grant us full rights to use any data you provide to or obtain from our Service for product development and model training purposes.”

Source: x.ai/legal/terms-of-service

“we may use Your Content to train our artificial intelligence”

Source: vercel.com/legal/terms

“Google uses the content you submit to the Services and any generated responses to provide, improve, and develop Google products and services and machine learning technologies”

Source: ai.google.dev/gemini-api/terms

“We process the content you upload and their translations or improvements for a limited period of time to train and improve our neural networks and algorithms.”

Source: deepl.com/en/privacy

“Development of products and services, including products and services built on artificial intelligence: to develop new products and services such as software improvements and version upgrades, and to improve products and services built on artificial intelligence such as through training of our machine learning models”

Source: ahrefs.com/legal/privacy-policy

“we may use Your Content to train our artificial intelligence”

Source: vercel.com/legal/terms

“We may also analyze your activity, content, media uploads and related data in your account to provide and customize the Service, and to train our algorithms, models and AI products and services using machine learning to develop, improve and provide our Service.”

Source: remove.bg/privacy

“Default setting: Individuals (Free, Plus, Pro, and Ultra): Data is allowed to be used to train AI models”

Source: help.gamma.app/en/articles/12281928-does-gamma-use-my-content-to-train-its-ai-features

“If you are a free user of Rocket Services, you agree that we shall be entitled and duly authorized to use your app and other data to showcase your work on our website and services and to train and/or enhance our model.”

Source: rocket.new/terms-service

“We may use Your Content to provide, maintain, develop, and improve our Services, comply with applicable law, enforce our terms and policies, train our and our affiliates' models that power the Services, and keep the Services safe.”

Source: trae.ai/terms-of-service

“Model Training: We use Inputs to train our AI models in order to improve the Services.”

Source: browser-use.com/privacy

“We may use anonymized or aggregated data for service improvement and model training”

Source: skyvern.com/terms

“We may use information you provide as well as generated images to improve the quality of Genmo's models”

Source: genmo.ai/privacy-policy

“we may use any Krikey Content, including Service Animations and Service Tracks created from User Inputs, for training an artificial intelligence model”

Source: krikey.ai/terms

“MeetGeek does not use Customer Content to train, fine-tune or otherwise improve any AI or machine learning model, whether ours or a third party's, unless you opt in in writing”

Source: meetgeek.ai/terms

“We do not use your Content to train our own models.”

Source: betteranalyst.com/terms-of-services

“No training on user data. Hunter has contractually opted out of allowing OpenAI to use any data processed through our integration for AI model training purposes.”

Source: hunter.io/privacy-policy

“We do not train AI models ourselves, and we will not use your AI interaction data for model training.”

Source: dify.ai/legal/privacy-policy

“By default, neither Notion nor our AI providers use your Customer Data to train any models. Our contracts with AI providers prohibit them from using your data to train their models, and your use of Notion AI grants Notion no right or license to use your data to train ours.”

Source: notion.com/help/notion-ai-security-practices

“However, we do not use information we collect from you, including via artificial intelligence tools, to develop, improve, or train artificial intelligence or machine learning models.”

Source: todoist.com/privacy

“We do not use your personal information, notes, or the information we collect via third parties (e.g. Google Workspace APIs) to develop, improve, or train any generalized AI and/or ML models.”

Source: get.mem.ai/pages/privacy

“We do not use your data to train large language models. Your queries, content, and personal information are never used to train AI models — neither our own nor those of any third party.”

Source: consensus.app/home/privacy-policy

“improve the Site, the Services and the AI Function, provided, that we do not use your Personal Information to train our artificial intelligence models”

Source: julius.ai/privacy

“Supabase will not use, nor allow any third-party to use, Customer Data, Customer's AI Input, or any AI Output to train, fine-tune, or otherwise improve any artificial intelligence or machine learning model, without Customer's prior written consent.”

Source: supabase.com/terms

“We do not use your code or content to train AI models unless you explicitly opt in.”

Source: netlify.com/privacy

“When you use Cline credits for inference, your code and prompts pass through our infrastructure to reach the model — and we never use them to train models.”

Source: cline.bot/faq

“We undertake that We will not use Your Inputs, Data, Outputs, and Suggestions to train any language models that generate code, text, or another type of data from which Your Inputs, Data, Outputs, or Suggestions could be extracted, unless You expressly agree to it.”

Source: jetbrains.com/legal/docs/terms/jetbrains-ai-service

“We do not train any models on customer data.”

Source: stackai.com/terms-of-service

“MindStudio does not use your personal information or inputs to train any of its Generative AI or machine learning models.”

Source: mindstudio.ai/legal/terms-of-use

“LangChain agrees that it will not use Customer Data to train on, develop, or otherwise improve its products, including any large language models”

Source: langchain.com/terms-of-service

“Do you train on customer data? No. We do not train on your data.”

Source: openrouter.ai/pricing

“Modal will not, except with Customer's prior written consent: (i) train any AI model using Customer Data”

Source: modal.com/legal/terms

“We do not use your inputs or outputs to train any AI models”

Source: ollama.com/privacy

“We will never use your writing to train our algorithms All of our features uphold our privacy promise to never access your text or use it to train our algorithms.”

Source: prowritingaid.com/responsible-ai

“Customer data is never used to train AI models.”

Source: slidespeak.co/privacy

“will not use your User Content to train, retrain, fine-tune or otherwise improve any generative artificial intelligence models.”

Source: fireflies.ai/terms-of-service

“No Training on Customer Content: Bluedot does not use Customer Content to train any AI models.”

Source: bluedothq.com/privacy

“We do not use personal data – in particular no meeting content – to develop, improve, train, retrain or fine-tune artificial intelligence or machine learning models, neither our own nor those of our providers”

Source: meetjamie.ai/privacy-policy

“We do not use your uploaded content to train generalized or public AI models — ours or anyone else's.”

Source: paperguide.ai/privacy

“As far as Your Content contains personal data, we use it only to provide the Service to you and never to train AI models; where you have signed our Data Processing Agreement, only as it allows.”

Source: postiz.com/terms-of-service

“We do not use your UGC to train or improve any AI models, as described in our data security practices.”

Source: help.logically.app/en/articles/9425486-terms-of-use-of-logically-app

“We do not use Customer Data, Generated Content or personal data contained in such information to train AI models”

Source: macaly.com/privacy-policy

“We do not use any of your User Content to train our artificial intelligence models.”

Source: languagetool.org/legal/terms

“We do not use your prompts, uploaded files or generated content to train or improve any AI model”

Source: imagine.art/privacy-policy

“FlexClip will not use any of your Content for artificial intelligence (AI) model training”

Source: flexclip.com/terms.html

“We do not use user inputs or conversations to train our models.”

Source: keenious.com/legal/terms-of-use

“Rive will not use User Content or data included in Inputs or Outputs to train the LLMs that power the AI Features”

Source: rive.app/docs/legal/terms-of-service

“By Default, Novita AI will not use your Content to train our own models or to improve the Services.”

Source: novita.ai/legal/terms-of-service

“We do not use your conversations for model training.”

Source: brave.com/privacy/browser

“DuckDuckGo’s approach to AI is to provide private, useful, and optional AI features that don’t track how you use them, store your prompts, or train on your data.”

Source: duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/duckai

“we do not use any user chat data for AI model training purposes.”

Source: chathub.gg/privacy-policy

“Will Moises ever train on my data? No. Moises will never train on your data.”

Source: moises.ai

“For clarity, the foregoing does not grant Cerebras the right to use Service Content for the purpose of training or fine-tuning models.”

Source: cerebras.ai/terms-of-service