Trust & usage
Commercial Use Policy
Effective Date: May 17, 2026
MotionLab is designed for creators, VJs, studios, agencies, event designers, visual artists, marketers, and production teams who want to create visual content for real projects. This policy explains when MotionLab outputs may be used commercially and what responsibilities remain with you.
1. Commercial Use Is Allowed, Subject to Rules
You may use MotionLab outputs commercially, subject to:
- our Terms of Service;
- this Commercial Use Policy;
- the Acceptable Use Policy;
- your payment and plan terms;
- rights in your uploaded inputs;
- rights of third parties;
- applicable law and third-party model restrictions.
Commercial use may include client work, event visuals, website visuals, social content, advertising concepts, VJ loops, music visuals, production mockups, promotional assets, pitch materials, and similar creative uses.
2. You Must Have Rights to Your Inputs
You are responsible for making sure that anything you upload or reference may legally be used for generation. This includes:
- images & videos
- logos & brand assets
- venue visuals
- client materials
- product photos
- faces and likenesses
- music-related artwork
- screenshots
- style references
- third-party creative works
If you do not have rights to an input, generating a new output from it does not automatically fix the issue.
3. MotionLab Does Not Provide Legal Clearance
MotionLab does not clear or guarantee:
- copyright & trademark
- brand & design rights
- publicity & privacy rights
- music & performer rights
- model releases
- venue releases
- client approvals
- advertising compliance
You are responsible for reviewing outputs before using them commercially.
4. Outputs May Not Be Unique
AI-generated outputs may be similar to outputs generated by other users or by other systems. MotionLab does not guarantee that an output is unique, exclusive, copyrightable, registrable, non-infringing, or safe for every commercial use.
5. People, Faces, and Likenesses
Do not use MotionLab to create, edit, imitate, or imply endorsement by a real person unless you have the rights and consent required for your use. This is especially important for celebrities, public figures, private individuals, employee/client likenesses, political figures, face edits, or advertising contexts.
6. Brands, Logos, and Trademarks
You are responsible for clearing brand and trademark use. Do not use MotionLab outputs in a way that falsely suggests sponsorship, endorsement, partnership, official status, or affiliation with a brand, venue, artist, software vendor, platform, model provider, or other third party.
7. Third-Party and Open-Model Restrictions
Some workflows may be powered by third-party or open-weight AI models, and commercial use remains subject to applicable model, provider, and acceptable-use restrictions described in the Terms of Service and Third-Party Notices.
8. Client Work
If you use MotionLab for client work, you are responsible for: obtaining client approval, confirming input rights, reviewing outputs, complying with client contracts, and making any required disclosures. MotionLab is not responsible for client rejection, event failure, missed deadlines, or downstream commercial claims.
9. Prohibited Commercial Uses
You must not use MotionLab commercially for illegal activity, non-consensual likeness manipulation, scams/fraud, misleading endorsements, infringing merchandise, harassment, or other prohibited uses described in the Acceptable Use Policy.
10. Practical Rules checklist
Use MotionLab commercially only when you can answer “yes” to all of these:
I have the right to use the inputs.
The output does not violate someone else's rights.
The output does not imply false endorsement.
The output complies with MotionLab's policies.
The output complies with applicable law.
The output is appropriate for the client, venue, platform, or campaign where I plan to use it.