Recraft Pricing: Free, Pro, and Teams
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Editorial review and evidence boundary: Flowith Editorial Team consolidated two overlapping pages and reviewed the cited public sources on September 4, 2026. Unless a reproducible test method and result are explicitly shown, comparisons are source-based and are not hands-on benchmarks. Recheck current product documentation, pricing, terms, model availability, and limits before relying on a time-sensitive claim.
Quick answer
Recraft’s current pricing page makes the most important decision boundary explicit: Free is for personal exploration, while paid plans change credits, privacy, ownership or commercial rights, model access, and workflow features. Teams adds shared workspace and administration capabilities.
Do not rely on an old Free/Pro/Team table. Recraft’s live surface now includes multiple creator tiers, Teams, video-related access, top-ups, and separate API billing.
Decide by rights first
The current pricing FAQ says Free outputs are owned by Recraft, publicly visible, and not licensed for commercial use. It says outputs generated during a paid subscription remain private and under the user’s ownership with commercial rights after cancellation. Treat those as dated provider statements and verify the current legal terms for the exact account, model, inputs, and output.
Commercial permission still does not prove trademark clearance, non-infringement, likeness rights, exclusivity, or copyright registration.
Then compare workflow
Record live price, currency, billing period, tax, renewal, credits, resets, rollover, top-ups, operation costs, models, image and video tools, generation concurrency, privacy, watermark, exports, storage, cancellation, refunds, and support.
For Teams, test shared workspace, styles, account management, billing, SSO, member roles, asset ownership, offboarding, audit, and top-up controls. For API use, evaluate API Units, developer terms, rate limits, async jobs, environments, and cost separately from web subscription credits.
Use the Recraft alternatives guide for a broader shortlist and the Recraft versus Looka guide for brand workflow questions.
Keep a plan and rights record
Save the checkout date, plan, billing period, tax, renewal, credit balance and reset, top-ups, model, privacy setting, source inputs, output IDs, and rights statement that applied when each asset was generated. Separate web subscription credits from API Units and record the owner of shared Teams purchases.
Before downgrading, exporting, deleting an account, or offboarding a teammate, verify asset ownership, privacy, download, shared workspace, style, and billing behavior. Test a representative asset after plan changes. Re-open legal review for trademarks, likeness, client warranties, or high-value campaigns even when the provider grants commercial rights.
Frequently asked questions
Can Free images be used commercially?
The current pricing page says no; verify current terms for the exact output.
Do subscription credits roll over?
The current FAQ says subscription credits reset, while top-up credits do not expire.
When should a team choose Teams?
When tested collaboration and administration needs justify the current per-seat cost.
Primary sources
Source check: August 29, 2026. Recheck plans, prices, credits, rights, privacy, models, video, Teams, API, renewal, cancellation, and refunds before purchase.