Can I Use AI Videos Commercially? What Our Terms Say
If you are making AI videos for a business, the first question is whether you can use them. The short answer for PulseMotionHub is yes, with conditions. This guide summarises the relevant terms in plain language and points out the practical issues that terms alone do not solve, such as likeness, trademarks and platform disclosure.
- Our terms say you may use generated content commercially, including advertising and marketing.
- Use is subject to the underlying model providers’ terms and our content policy.
- You are responsible for your prompts and uploads: rights, likeness and trademarks.
- This is a summary, not legal advice. Read the terms and ask a lawyer for important cases.
What Our Terms Say
This section summarises the PulseMotionHub terms of service. If anything here differs from the terms, the terms win.
| Topic | Summary |
|---|---|
| Ownership (section 7) | Content you generate is yours. PulseMotionHub does not claim ownership of your videos or images. |
| Commercial use (section 8) | You may use generated content commercially, including in advertising, marketing, social media content and promotional materials, subject to the terms and content policies of the underlying AI model providers. |
| Your responsibility (section 7) | You must ensure your prompts and uploaded content comply with intellectual property law and third-party rights. |
| No warranty (section 8) | PulseMotionHub makes no warranty that AI-generated content is free from claims by third parties. |
| Watermarks | We do not add a watermark to your videos. |
What This Means in Practice
- Ads and social posts: allowed, including paid ads, subject to the conditions above.
- Client work: allowed, but make sure your client agreement covers AI-generated material.
- Resale of the files themselves (for example as stock) may be limited by provider terms, so check before doing it.
- Selling prints or products made from generated images follows the same rules.
Where People Get Into Trouble
| Risk | Why it matters | Safer approach |
|---|---|---|
| Real people’s likeness | Using someone’s face without consent can breach privacy and publicity rights, and our policy | Use your own consented photos |
| Brands and characters | Logos and famous characters are protected | Avoid them in prompts and uploads |
| Music and voices | Imitating a real artist or voice can infringe | Generate original music, or license tracks |
| Misleading content | Fake testimonials or deepfakes can be unlawful and breach our rules | Disclose and stay truthful |
| Regulated claims | Health, finance and similar ads have strict rules | Follow your sector rules |
Disclosure Rules
Many social platforms ask or require you to label AI-generated or altered content, and advertising regulators in several countries are paying attention to AI in ads. Check the current rules of each platform and region you publish in. Even where it is not required, a short label builds trust, especially for avatars and realistic scenes.
A Quick Checklist Before You Publish
Start with your own photos.
Related Reading
Our content policy explainer covers what is and is not allowed, and AI video for small business shows commercial uses in practice. For important decisions, such as an advertising campaign with significant spend, consult a qualified lawyer in your country.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use PulseMotionHub videos commercially?
Yes. Our terms allow commercial use including advertising and marketing, subject to the terms and content policies of the underlying AI model providers.
Who owns the videos I create?
Under our terms the content you generate is yours, and PulseMotionHub does not claim ownership of it.
Is there a watermark?
No. We do not add a watermark to your generated videos.
Can I use a real person’s photo?
Only with their consent and for lawful, non-misleading purposes. Using someone’s likeness without consent can breach our policy and the law.
Do I need to say a video is AI-generated?
Many platforms and some regulators ask for labelling. Check the rules where you publish. Labelling is good practice in any case.
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