What you can do with the videos you generate
A plain-language summary of the parts of our Terms of Service that matter when you put a generated video in front of customers. The Terms themselves are the binding document.
- You keep rights to your content
- You are the publisher
- Commercial use is expected
- Summary — see /terms
Three things to know before you publish
- 01
Your content stays yours
You retain rights to what you upload. You grant us only a limited licence to process it in order to provide the service — for example, to generate outputs.
- 02
You are the publisher of outputs
We do not review, approve or legally clear generated videos. Publishing them — in paid ads or anywhere else — is your decision and your responsibility.
- 03
Consent and labelling travel with the video
If a real person appears in what you upload, you need their consent for commercial AI use. Where the law requires a visible AI-generated label, that duty is yours.
Before you run a generated ad
- 1
Check your inputs
Make sure you own or hold the rights to every image you upload, and that any identifiable person — including you — has given the consent our Terms describe.
- 2
Check the platform’s rules
Ad networks have their own policies on synthetic media, health claims and before/after content. Compliance with those is on the publisher.
- 3
Label where required
We mark outputs as AI-generated where we are able to. Where a visible label is legally required on published content, add it.
The clauses that govern commercial use
- Content and ownership (Terms §4)
- You retain rights to your content; we get a limited licence to process it to provide the service; you are responsible for your content complying with the law and third-party rights.
- Your representations (Terms §4a)
- You warrant you have the rights to what you upload and every consent needed from any person shown — expressly including generation, commercial use and publication of AI-generated outputs.
- Outputs (Terms §4b)
- We make no representation that outputs will not infringe a third party’s rights; you assume that risk. Outputs are marked as AI-generated where we can. Model refusals are refunded.
- Reporting and removal (Terms §4c)
- If a generated or shared video uses someone’s likeness without permission, we remove content and disable share links on credible notice.
- Acceptable use
- No real person’s image or voice without their permission for AI-generated video, and no content that infringes copyright, trademark, publicity or privacy rights.
Pay per second of finished video. No free tier.
Trial Pass · one-time
$3.99
170 credits · 480p, watermarked
Starter · monthly
$55
1,000 credits / month
Growth · monthly
$149
3,000 credits / month
Scale · monthly
$449
10,000 credits / month
Version 2.0: 480p 10 cr/s · 720p 22 cr/s · 1080p 37 cr/s (up to 15s). Version 2.5: 480p 13 cr/s · 720p 28 cr/s (up to 30s).
Commercial rights: the details
Can I use generated videos in paid ads?
Our Terms describe your use as including the generation, commercial use and publication of AI-generated outputs, and make you the publisher of what you generate. Paid advertising is exactly that kind of use — subject to the consent, legality and labelling responsibilities the Terms place on you.
Who owns the generated video?
You retain rights to your content, and we only take a limited licence to process it to provide the service. The Terms do not claim ownership of your outputs. For the precise wording, read section 4 of the Terms.
Do I need to say the video is AI-generated?
We mark outputs as AI-generated where we are able to. Where the law requires a visible label on published content — the Terms cite EU rules on realistic synthetic media as an example — the duty to add it falls on you as the publisher.
What if I upload a photo of a real person?
You must hold every right, release and consent required from that person (or their guardian if under 18) for commercial AI-generated use — this includes yourself. The upstream model may also refuse images with real faces; those renders are refunded.
Does AdVideoLab guarantee the output is non-infringing?
No. The Terms state we make no representation that outputs will not infringe third-party rights, and that you assume the risk of using them.
Is this page legal advice?
No. It is a summary of our Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy in plain language. The Terms are the binding document; if anything here and the Terms differ, the Terms control.
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