Terms and Conditions.

1. Agreement and eligibility

These Terms govern MotionArt’s product-description-and-photo-to-video tools, accounts, private history, support, and credit features (the “Service”). By creating an account or making a guest request after affirmatively checking the agreement box, you agree to the version shown above. If you use the Service for a company or client, you confirm that you have authority to bind that organization, and “you” includes it.

You must be at least 18, have legal capacity to contract, and may use the Service only where it is lawful. The Service is not directed to children. A business administrator is responsible for people it authorizes to use its account.

2. Your advertising rights and responsibilities

You are the advertiser and are responsible for every description, upload, instruction, generated clip, edit, claim, disclosure, publication, audience, and campaign. Before submitting content, you must own it or hold all licenses, releases, consents, and other authority needed for the Operator and its providers to process it and for you to use the resulting ad commercially.

• Products and brands: you must be authorized to advertise the item and use every trademark, logo, trade dress, design, package, photograph, and other brand asset.
• Music and other works: you must clear both the composition and sound-recording rights, plus footage, fonts, artwork, copy, and any applicable synchronization, performance, or territory rights.
• People, likenesses, and voices: every depicted or referenced person must be 18 or older, and you must have documented, informed permission covering commercial advertising and AI generation or manipulation. Do not imply a celebrity, public figure, employee, customer, or expert endorses a product without specific authority.
• Claims and offers: objective claims must be truthful, current, and supported before publication. Clearly disclose material qualifications, prices, recurring charges, paid relationships, typical results, and other facts needed to avoid misleading viewers.

You must review output before use. A generated clip is not legal clearance, claim substantiation, a model release, a music license, or confirmation that any social-media or advertising platform will accept it.

3. Prohibited content and conduct

You must not use or help anyone use the Service to:

• advertise counterfeit, stolen, recalled, illegal, unsafe, or unlawfully regulated goods or services;
• make false, unsubstantiated, deceptive, unfair, hidden, or materially misleading claims, testimonials, reviews, comparisons, scarcity statements, or endorsements;
• upload, depict, target, sexualize, exploit, groom, traffic, or endanger a minor, or create child sexual abuse material;
• create non-consensual intimate material, impersonation, fraud, harassment, threats, exploitation, hate, unlawful discrimination, or deceptive political content;
• clone or manipulate a real person’s face, body, voice, name, identity, or biometric traits without the documented permission required by law and these Terms;
• infringe copyright, trademark, patent, publicity, privacy, contractual, confidentiality, consumer-protection, or other rights;
• promote unlawful weapons, controlled substances, human trafficking, malware, evasion, financial scams, or other criminal activity;
• remove provenance information or a provider-applied AI marker, or conceal AI use where a disclosure is required;
• evade moderation, access controls, usage limits, payment, sanctions, or platform enforcement; or
• probe, disrupt, reverse engineer, scrape, resell, sublicense, or automate access except through an expressly authorized interface.

A successful generation or missing filter does not make a request permitted.

4. AI and advertising disclosures

MotionArt uses generative AI, and output may look realistic. You must clearly and conspicuously disclose that content was generated or materially altered when required by law, the target platform, an ad network, or the context. You must also use each platform’s paid-promotion, branded-content, and altered-or-synthetic-content controls. A disclosure must be noticeable, understandable, and placed close to the claim or content it qualifies.

The Service does not promise to embed a durable label or machine-readable provenance marker. If a marker is provided, do not remove it. You remain responsible for checking the exported file and adding any visible label, caption, campaign setting, sponsorship notice, or product-specific warning before distribution.

5. Inputs, outputs, and licenses

As between you and the Operator, you keep rights you already have in your descriptions, photos, brand assets, and other inputs (“Input”). You grant the Operator and its providers a limited, worldwide, non-exclusive license to host, copy, transmit, modify, generate from, moderate, secure, retain, and delete Input and output only as reasonably necessary to provide and support the Service, preserve requested history, enforce these Terms, prevent abuse, and comply with law.

As between you and the Operator, the Operator does not claim ownership of generated output. This does not create rights that applicable law does not recognize, guarantee copyright protection or exclusivity, or clear third-party rights. Similar or identical output may be generated for others. Provider terms and lawful preservation may continue to apply after deletion; see the Privacy Policy.

6. AI limitations

Output is probabilistic and may be inaccurate, distorted, biased, unexpected, offensive, defective, non-unique, or inconsistent with the Input. It may invent product features, prices, packaging, people, text, testimonials, or events. The Operator does not warrant that output is original, non-infringing, commercially usable, factually correct, platform-compliant, or suitable for your campaign. Keep source assets and independently verify every frame, audio element, claim, and disclosure.

7. Accounts and service availability

Provide accurate account information, protect credentials, and promptly report suspected compromise through Contact support. You are responsible for activity under your account unless mandatory law provides otherwise. Models, durations, resolutions, limits, and availability may change. Jobs may be delayed, moderated, rejected, or fail, and third-party platforms may reject output.

8. Credits, free generation, payment, and refunds

Credit packs are one-time purchases; MotionArt does not currently sell a recurring subscription. Unless the checkout states otherwise, each 10-second 768P generation costs 25 credits. A 10-second 2K generation costs 50 credits. Longer ads and clip assembly are not currently available and, when introduced, may consume credits per generated segment.

An eligible new account may receive a one-time promotional 10-second 768P generation. The offer has no cash value, cannot be transferred, and may be limited to one per person. The account or checkout screen controls the exact package, price, currency, taxes, credit quantity, promotional eligibility, and generation cost shown before the transaction.

Credits are a limited, revocable contractual right to request Service operations; they are not money, stored value, or property and do not earn interest. Credits do not expire unless a lawful expiry is clearly disclosed before purchase. Failed requests are refunded to the credit balance when the Service indicates that no completed generation was delivered. Except where law or an express checkout promise requires otherwise, consumed credits and successfully delivered custom generations are non-refundable.

Mandatory consumer cancellation, conformity, refund, and chargeback rights remain intact. EEA and UK consumers may have a 14-day withdrawal right. Digital performance during that period may begin only after the checkout obtains any required express request, consent, and acknowledgment about loss of the withdrawal right. [[CHECKOUT CANCELLATION NOTICE, EARLY-PERFORMANCE CONSENT, ORDER CONFIRMATION, AND REFUND WORKFLOW — REQUIRED BEFORE EEA/UK SALES]]. Until that workflow is verified, the Operator must not rely on these Terms alone to remove a statutory withdrawal right.

9. Privacy and providers

The Service processes account, payment, technical, prompt, product-media, output, moderation, and support data. Product descriptions and the source product image used for a generation are sent to MiniMax’s API. Data may be processed in the United States and other provider locations. Review the Privacy Policy for the provider, retention, international-transfer, and rights disclosures before uploading confidential material or personal data.

10. Moderation, suspension, and termination

The Operator may use automated and human review, block or cancel requests, remove or preserve material, limit features, suspend accounts, withhold promotional credits, or terminate access where reasonably necessary to enforce these Terms, protect people or infrastructure, address payment or legal risk, or discontinue the Service. Moderation reduces risk but does not guarantee detection. You may contest a moderation or account decision through Contact support.

You may stop using the Service and request account deletion using available account controls. Provisions that by their nature should survive—including responsibility, lawful preservation, disclaimers, liability limits, indemnity, and disputes—will survive.

11. Copyright, trademark, and other rights reports

Rights holders may use the private contact form to identify the protected work, mark, person, or other right; the specific Service material or request; why the use is unauthorized; contact information; and an accuracy-and-authority statement. Copyright notices should also include a physical or electronic signature and a good-faith statement. The Operator may request more information, restrict access, notify the affected user, accept a valid counter-notice, and terminate repeat infringers where appropriate.

[[DMCA AGENT NAME, PUBLIC POSTAL ADDRESS, TELEPHONE NUMBER, EMAIL, AND U.S. COPYRIGHT OFFICE REGISTRATION — REQUIRED BEFORE CLAIMING SECTION 512 SAFE HARBOR]]. The contact form is an operational reporting channel, not a representation that an agent has been registered.

12. Disclaimer of warranties

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Service is provided “as is” and “as available” without express, implied, or statutory warranties, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, non-infringement, accuracy, availability, security, or error-free operation. The Operator does not warrant that Input or output will be preserved or accepted by any platform. Mandatory consumer guarantees remain unaffected.

13. Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Operator and its personnel and providers will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential loss; lost profit, revenue, data, goodwill, campaigns, or opportunities; or harm arising from Input, output, publication, claims, reliance, unauthorized access, or third-party services. For claims that may lawfully be capped, aggregate liability will not exceed the amount you paid the Operator for the Service during the 12 months before the event giving rise to the claim.

These exclusions and limits do not apply to fraud, willful misconduct, death or personal injury caused by negligence, data-protection liability, statutory consumer remedies, or other liability to the extent it cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

14. Indemnity

Where lawful, you will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Operator and its personnel and providers from third-party claims and reasonable costs arising from your Input, advertising claims, output, publication, breach of these Terms, or infringement of another’s rights. This does not apply to the extent caused by the indemnified party, and it does not impose an obligation prohibited by consumer law.

15. Changes and general terms

Material changes will be posted prospectively with a new version and effective date, and fresh assent will be collected where required. If a provision is unenforceable, it will be limited only as necessary while the rest remains effective. Delay in enforcement is not a waiver. These Terms and expressly incorporated policies are the agreement about the Service, subject to mandatory law.

16. Disputes and contact

No governing law, exclusive venue, arbitration clause, or class-action waiver is stated because the Operator has not confirmed those choices in these Terms. Courts with lawful authority and applicable mandatory law control. Consumers keep the right to use any competent regulator, alternative-dispute-resolution body, or court available under mandatory local law.

Before filing a claim, you may use Contact support to seek an informal resolution; doing so does not shorten a limitation period or waive any right. Do not submit passwords, payment credentials, or unnecessary media. These launch-oriented Terms are general drafting and must be approved by counsel for the Operator and launch markets.