Trust & infrastructure
Third-Party Notices
Effective Date: July 8, 2026
MotionLab uses a combination of proprietary workflows, custom style systems, internal rendering infrastructure, external infrastructure providers, open-weight models, and third-party AI model providers to deliver our Service. This page provides legal notices for certain third-party systems and model restrictions.
1. No Third-Party Endorsement
References to third-party models, providers, platforms, tools, software, or infrastructure do not imply sponsorship, endorsement, approval, partnership, or affiliation unless expressly stated. MotionLab is independently operated.
2. AI Models and Workflows
MotionLab may use selected AI models and providers for:
- text-to-image
- image-to-image
- image editing
- text-to-video
- image-to-video
- 3D generation
- motion code generation (chat-to-video)
- prompt processing
- moderation
- workflow execution
- file processing
- output delivery
MotionLab may change, replace, remove, disable, or reroute models and providers at any time.
3. LTX-2 Notice
Some video workflows may use LTX-2 by Lightricks Ltd. or derivatives of LTX-2.
LTX-2 is made available under the LTX-2 Community License and is subject to its license terms and acceptable use restrictions. Lightricks Ltd. does not sponsor, endorse, approve, control, or operate MotionLab.
4. Remotion, Claude Models, and Browser Libraries
The Motion Studio feature composes motion graphics using Remotion, a product of Remotion GmbH, together with React. These libraries are loaded in your browser from the esm.sh content delivery network at runtime. Use of Remotion is subject to the Remotion license terms. Remotion GmbH does not sponsor, endorse, approve, control, or operate MotionLab.
Chat-based features may be powered by third-party language models, including Claude models by Anthropic (accessed via OpenRouter) and models served by Groq or NVIDIA-hosted APIs. Model names are used to identify the underlying technology only; Anthropic and other model providers do not sponsor, endorse, or operate MotionLab.
5. Provider and License Restrictions
Some workflows may be subject to additional restrictions from model licenses, provider terms, acceptable-use policies, safety policies, or infrastructure terms. By using MotionLab, you agree not to use any model-powered workflow in a way that violates those restrictions.
6. Infrastructure Providers
MotionLab may use third-party infrastructure providers for:
- authentication
- payments
- hosting
- databases
- object storage
- GPU compute
- AI model execution
- realtime updates
- email delivery
- analytics
- logging
- support & abuse prevention
For a list of our subprocessor organizations and platforms, see our Subprocessors page.
7. Trademarks
Third-party names, logos, product names, model names, and company names may be trademarks of their respective owners. MotionLab does not claim ownership of third-party trademarks.