Higgsfield Updates Terms: Reaffirms User Ownership of Generated Content
nicolascraske · x · 2026-07-26
AI video generation platform Higgsfield announced an update to its Terms of Use to reinforce its commitment to creator protection. The revised terms clarify that creators, agencies, studios, and enterprises retain full ownership of the content they generate on the platform. They are free to use their outputs commercially, and Higgsfield does not claim any ownership rights over user-generated content.
Additionally, the platform emphasized its dedication to privacy, ensuring that private content remains private and that only publicly available content may be promoted. The update also introduces specific terms for new products like MCP and Supercomputer, while revising legacy language to provide greater transparency and confidence for creators.
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