What does General commercial use actually mean? | Mootion

Mootion

Product details

mediacPLUS

Nov 2, 2025

Q: What does General commercial use actually mean?

Full disclosure, please.

Founder Team

Lemon_Mootion

Nov 3, 2025

A: Hi there. Thanks for the question. General commercial user means that: Mootion content is under the Creative Commons 4.0 (CC4) license, so you don't have to worry about copyright issues when sharing your videos on platforms like YouTube for monetization.

Helpful?

Related questions

Pricing on your website shows Ultra-realistic voiceovers for your Plus and Pro plans. Pricing for the AppSumo offer does not include Ultra-realistic voiceovers even for Tier 3. Is that correct?
Who owns the full rights to a video once it’s generated and downloaded? Can I use and monetize the video freely for my business, or does Mootion retain any rights to it? Are user-generated videos or uploads ever used to train or improve the AI model, or are they kept private? If a third party claims copyright infringement on a generated video, what is Mootion’s policy or process for resolving that?
So, what I did was create a free account, hoping to apply my Appsumo upgrade to it, but there is no option for that. Please tell me how to contact your support. I would like to use the same email in my free account to activate my purchase.
1. Why do you have Ideas to video with 50,000 characters and script to video that I bring to only have 5,000 characters? Should it be the other way round? 2. Some of the voiceovers keep skipping some texts and its hard to trust it to produce a complete video. 3. Is there is a way to adjust the subtitles from bottom to the middle center of the video? 4. I gave it my script and Mootion cut my script short, which I think beats the purpose of script to video if I can't get the exact script I want.

View product details

Mootion

Share Mootion

Choose a plan

Related questions