When you use Stability, it collects your name and email

The privacy policy lists name and email as account information and says it may also collect or generate another identifier.

The information collected depends on how you use the services, and an account may be needed for some services.

Some features may send your inputs to third parties

When a service uses third-party services or integrations, your Inputs—including personal data in them—may be shared to enable that functionality.

This applies when a service uses a third-party service or integration; the terms say those connections may be used.

Website visitor data may be shared for advertising

Stability may provide website visitors’ personal data to advertising and other partners; U.S. privacy laws may treat this as a sale or sharing.

This concerns people who visit Stability's website; the stated opt-out is limited to where legally required.

Your prompts and outputs may be used to train Stability models

Stability may use your Inputs and Outputs to improve services and train models, but says you can opt out of that training use.

The opt-out applies to use of Inputs and Outputs for model training; the cited text does not say it prevents other stated uses of content.

The terms assign Output rights subject to compliance and law

You retain ownership of Inputs and receive Stability’s rights, if any, in Outputs, but the assignment covers only your specific Outputs.

The assignment is subject to your compliance with the terms and applicable law, and covers your specific Outputs rather than other users’ or third parties’ Outputs.

Stability may end access without notice and delete account data

The terms reserve the right to suspend or terminate access, including subscriptions, without advance notice, and to delete Inputs, Outputs, or other account data.

The terms require individual arbitration unless you opt out

U.S. users are directed to binding individual arbitration and waive class actions, but can opt out within 30 days; small-claims cases are exempt.

The opt-out deadline is 30 days after account creation or an update to the arbitration terms; individual small-claims cases do not require arbitration.

The terms seek to cap what you can recover from Stability

Where law allows, the terms seek to limit total liability to the greater of $100 or what you paid for access in the prior six months.

The cap applies only to the extent permissible under applicable law.

If you buy a subscription, it renews until you cancel

A paid subscription is automatically charged on each agreed renewal date until canceled; the terms say you may cancel at any time.

This applies only if you sign up for a paid subscription.

If you pay, the terms generally make payments non-refundable

The terms say payments are non-refundable unless applicable law requires otherwise, which can leave you without a refund after a purchase.

This matters if you make a payment for the services; the terms preserve refunds required by law.

If you buy service credits, they can expire unused

Service credits are non-refundable, and credits issued on or after the terms’ effective date expire after one year unless otherwise specified.

This applies if you purchase or receive service credits; the one-year expiration rule has an exception where otherwise specified.