Commercial License & IP Rights
Clear, transparent guidelines on commercial monetization, copyright ownership, client deliverables, and permitted usage for creators, studios, and enterprise firms.
Summary of Commercial Rights at a Glance
What is the Draw3D Commercial License Grant?
Subject to continuous compliance with these terms and our Terms of Service, Draw3D grants active subscribers on paid plans (including Pro, Studio, and custom Enterprise agreements) a worldwide, non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, and fully transferable commercial license to use, reproduce, modify, display, publish, distribute, and monetize any output created via the Draw3D platform.
This license encompasses all generated visual media, including but not limited to photorealistic architectural visualizations, conceptual sketches, 3D blockout renders, 8K neural upscaled images, video animations, and motion flythroughs. You retain this commercial license perpetually for all assets created while your account maintained an active paid subscription, even if your subscription is subsequently downgraded or canceled.
Who owns your input sketches, CAD models, and IP?
You retain 100% complete ownership and intellectual property rights in and to all proprietary materials you upload to Draw3D. This includes your original CAD models, architectural massings, BIM snapshots, hand-drawn sketches, reference photographs, floor plans, and textual prompt directives ("Input Content").
Draw3D claims no ownership, title, or interest in your Input Content. Draw3D accesses and processes your Input Content solely to provide generative synthesis services, spatial edge conditioning, and rendering outputs requested by you.
What are the permitted commercial uses for Draw3D outputs?
Under our commercial license, you are authorized to utilize Draw3D outputs across all commercial, non-commercial, public, and private applications without limitation on impressions, print runs, or revenue generation:
Architectural Visualization & Design
Client design presentations, competition entry boards, real estate brochures, municipal review filings, and schematic client approval packages.
Advertising & Commercial Marketing
Paid digital ad campaigns, social media marketing, television commercials, physical billboard advertising, and trade show displays.
Entertainment & Video Game Assets
Video game environments, matte paintings, concept art, cinematic keyframes, streaming media backdrops, and virtual production sets.
Physical Print Media & Retail Packaging
Product packaging, book covers, magazine spreads, album artwork, poster prints, and consumer retail merchandise.
Can you deliver and sell Draw3D renders to paying clients?
Design agencies, architecture firms, 3D visualization studios, and independent creative freelancers frequently produce work on behalf of third-party clients. Draw3D explicitly permits you to:
- Transfer Full Rights to Clients: You may assign, license, or transfer full commercial usage rights to your end clients as part of contracted project deliverables.
- No Client Account Required: Your clients, developers, and project stakeholders do not need to register for, hold, or maintain a Draw3D account to use or display the final rendered visuals.
- Unbranded Exports: All outputs on paid plans are free of watermarks, logos, or mandatory attribution requirements. You are under no legal obligation to credit Draw3D in commercial client work.
How does Draw3D establish human authorship for copyright protection?
Modern international intellectual property guidelines (including guidance from the U.S. Copyright Office and European patent offices) recognize human authorship based on the degree of creative and technical human input directed into the work.
Unlike pure text-to-image generators where an AI invents the entire composition from scratch, Draw3D operates on spatial edge conditioning and depth-locked geometric guidance. Your proprietary 3D CAD massing, architectural blueprint, hand-drawn pencil line art, or custom lighting setup forms the foundational spatial framework of the final render.
This significant human creative contribution—defining camera angles, architectural proportions, structural bays, and curated material prompts—provides strong technical grounds for copyright registration and proprietary commercial differentiation.
What activities are prohibited under this commercial license?
To maintain system integrity, legal compliance, and community safety, the following activities are strictly prohibited under all Draw3D commercial licenses:
No Reselling Raw Platform Access
You may not reverse-engineer, proxy, or resell direct access to Draw3D backend APIs, UI components, neural weights, or algorithms as a competing SaaS product without an executed Enterprise OEM agreement.
No Trademark Counterfeiting or Impersonation
You may not intentionally generate misleading counterfeit trademarks, forged brand logos, or deceptive commercial endorsements without legal rights from the trademark holder.
No Illegal or Harmful Media
The creation of defamatory, harassing, sexually explicit, abusive, or unlawful visual content is strictly barred and triggers immediate termination of account access and license revocation.
How do Free Trial and Paid Commercial tiers compare?
A detailed breakdown of intellectual property rights, commercial monetization allowances, and export fidelity across Draw3D plan tiers:
| Feature / Legal Right | Free / Trial Plan |
Paid Commercial Plans
Pro • Studio • Enterprise
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| Commercial Deliverables Sale and delivery to paying clients |
Personal Evaluation Only
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| Client Transfer & Resale Agency transfer without client seat fees |
Not Permitted
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| Watermark Removal Clean exports without Draw3D branding |
Standard Watermarks
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| Neural 8K Upscaling Print-ready 7680x4320 master files |
Standard Resolution (1024px)
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| Perpetual Rights Retention Rights valid even after subscription cancellation |
Limited to Active Trial
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| Agency Subcontracting Use in team workflows & third-party contracts |
Internal Testing Only
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Legal Clarity
Frequently Asked Questions on Licensing
Have specific licensing questions or require enterprise custom agreements?
Contact our legal and licensing team at [email protected] or explore our Terms of Service.
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