Policy & rights
Copyright and IP Policy
Effective Date: May 17, 2026
This Copyright and IP Policy explains how MotionLab handles intellectual property concerns, including copyright, trademark, publicity rights, privacy rights, and other rights complaints.
1. User Responsibility
You are responsible for making sure that your Inputs and Outputs do not violate third-party rights. This includes:
- copyright
- trademark
- design rights
- publicity rights
- privacy rights
- moral rights
- contractual rights
- client rights
- venue rights
- music rights
- performer rights
2. Uploading Content
Do not upload content unless you own it or have permission to process it through MotionLab. Generating or editing content with AI does not automatically remove third-party rights.
3. Commercial Use and Clearance
MotionLab does not provide legal clearance for commercial use. Before using an output commercially, you are responsible for reviewing whether it requires:
- copyright clearance
- trademark clearance
- model release
- location release
- performer release
- client approval
- music license
- platform approval
- advertising compliance review
4. Reporting Infringement
If you believe content on MotionLab infringes your rights, contact MotionLab with:
- your name and contact information;
- identification of the copyrighted work, trademark, likeness, or other right at issue;
- the URL, job page, share link, screenshot, or other location of the allegedly infringing content;
- a description of why you believe the content infringes your rights;
- a statement that the information you provide is accurate;
- a statement that you are the rights owner or authorized to act on behalf of the rights owner;
- your physical or electronic signature.
5. Response to Complaints
MotionLab may remove, disable, restrict, or investigate content that is alleged to infringe rights. MotionLab may notify the user who posted or generated the content, request more information, or take further action.
6. Repeat Infringers
MotionLab may suspend or terminate users who repeatedly infringe or repeatedly receive valid rights complaints.
7. Counter-Notices
If your content was removed and you believe it was removed by mistake, you may contact MotionLab with:
- your account information;
- the content that was removed;
- why you believe removal was mistaken;
- evidence of rights or permission if available.
MotionLab may review counter-notices at its discretion.
8. Trademarks and False Endorsement
Do not use MotionLab to create content that falsely suggests endorsement, sponsorship, approval, official status, or affiliation with a brand, company, artist, public figure, venue, product, model provider, or platform.
9. Publicity and Likeness Rights
Do not create, edit, publish, or commercially use the likeness of real people without rights and consent where required. This applies to realistic, stylized, fictionalized, synthetic, and AI-generated likenesses.
10. Contact
Send rights complaints through the contact information provided on the MotionLab website or email us at contact form.