Terms of Use

These terms are the agreement between you and MotionGirl. “We”, “us” and “our” mean MotionGirl; “you” means the person using the service.

By confirming the entry gate, creating an account, or using any part of the service, you accept these terms. If you do not accept them, do not use the service. Our privacy policy forms part of this agreement and explains what we do with information about you.

What the service does: you supply a photograph, choose a template, and our models generate a short video from it. Everything the service produces is generated by software. It is not a recording of anything that happened.

One account system serves this site and a sibling site of ours. Your account, your credit balance, your plan and your history are shared between them, and these terms apply to your use of either.

This is an adult service containing explicit AI-generated material. You may use it only if you are at least 18 years old, and at least the age of majority where you live if that age is higher. There is an age confirmation gate on entry; confirming it is a statement by you that this is true.

You are responsible for making sure that using a service of this kind is lawful where you are. Access from a country where it is not is a breach of these terms, and we may block access from any territory we are required to, or choose to, exclude.

Accounts we believe belong to someone under 18 are closed without notice, and any credit balance on them is forfeited.

This section is not negotiable and there are no exceptions to it. The following are absolutely forbidden, whether uploaded, generated, attempted, requested or shared:

• Anything involving a minor. Do not upload an image of anyone under 18, in any context whatever, and do not attempt to produce material that depicts, or appears to depict, a minor. This applies to real, altered and wholly synthetic imagery alike, and it applies regardless of what the image is of or what you intend to do with it. There is no artistic, private, comedic or experimental use of this service that involves a minor.
• A real person who has not consented. Do not upload or use the likeness of an identifiable real person unless you are that person, or you hold their explicit, informed and current permission for exactly this use. Celebrity, public figure and “found online” are not consent. We may ask you to evidence consent, and we may act on a credible complaint from the person depicted without waiting for you to answer.
• Non-consensual intimate imagery. Producing sexual material of someone in order to expose, humiliate, coerce, harass or extort them is forbidden here and is a crime in many places. So is redistributing intimate imagery that was shared with you in confidence.
• Anything otherwise unlawful. Including material depicting non-consensual acts, trafficking, sexual violence, bestiality, or anything else prohibited by the law that applies to you or to us. Nor may you use the service to defame, impersonate, stalk, threaten or harass anyone, or to promote violence, terrorism, self-harm or hatred against a group of people.
• Attacks on the service itself. No circumventing the age gate, safety filters, credit accounting or access controls; no scraping, automated bulk use, reverse engineering or probing for vulnerabilities; no reselling or sharing access to your account; no using the service to build a competing dataset or model.

Within those limits, adult and sexually explicit results are what this service is for. Making them from your own photograph, or from an image that depicts no real person at all, is permitted. What you then do with the result is yours to answer for.

If we find any of the prohibited conduct above, we terminate the account immediately, forfeit any credit balance and any remaining plan term on it, preserve the evidence, and report it to the authorities where the law requires or plainly warrants it. We do not owe a warning first, and we do not owe a refund afterwards.

To report material that breaches this section, including material depicting you, write to [email protected] or reach us through our support channel. Reports about minors or about non-consensual imagery are handled as a priority.

Everything this service outputs is synthetic media. That is not a loophole, and it does not make the person in the photograph fictional.

You may not use the service to create, alter or distribute synthetic material depicting an identifiable real person for publication, circulation or public display, unless you hold that person’s prior, explicit and legally valid consent for that use. Consent to be photographed is not consent to be animated, and consent given for private use is not consent to publish.

Where the law requires synthetic media to be labelled as such, labelling it is your responsibility as the person publishing it. Any claim, damage or loss arising from a failure to obtain or keep that consent is yours, and the indemnity below applies to it.

You may hold one account. Give us an email address you actually control, because it is how we verify it is you and how we reach you about your account. Keep your password and your sign-in codes to yourself.

Your session is a bearer token held in your browser: anyone with access to that browser profile can act as you, and anything done through your account is treated as done by you. Sign out on shared devices, and tell us at [email protected] as soon as you suspect someone else has got in.

Do not create accounts to evade a suspension, to claim a welcome grant or a free trial more than once, or to manufacture referrals. Duplicate accounts may be closed and the credits on them removed.

Your uploads stay yours. We claim no ownership of a photo you upload. By uploading it you confirm that you have the right to do so and that every person shown in it has consented, and you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to store, copy, transmit and process it for one purpose only: operating the service and producing the output you asked for. That licence exists because a file cannot be processed without being copied, and it extends to the rendering provider that performs the generation for us. It ends when the material is deleted, apart from copies we must keep for legal reasons or for a live abuse investigation. It does not let us publish your upload, show it to other users, or use it to train models.

Output is yours, as between you and us. Subject to your having complied with these terms, we assign you whatever rights we hold in the video generated from your upload, and you may use it for your own purposes to the extent the law allows. This does not give you any right in the software, the models, the catalogue or anything else underneath. Two caveats, both honest rather than defensive. First, machine-generated output may not be capable of being owned at all in some countries — we cannot give you a right the law does not create. Second, output is not exclusive: the same template can produce similar results for someone else, and we do not promise otherwise.

Output is generated, and it can be wrong. The models are statistical. A result may carry artefacts and distortions, may not resemble what you had in mind, and may occasionally produce something you find unpleasant or unflattering. It is not a defect and it is not a fault of ours; it is what generation is. You accept that risk when you run one.

You are responsible for what you do with an output. Complying with these terms while generating something does not make it lawful to publish wherever you please, and that judgement is yours.

Everything else on the site — the software, the interface, the template catalogue and its cover artwork, and the name and marks of the service — belongs to us or our licensors, and using the service does not transfer any of it to you.

Generation is paid for in credits. Every movement of a balance — grant, spend, return or adjustment — is written to an append-only ledger recording the amount, the reason and the time. Where a member of our staff adjusts a balance, the entry also records which staff account did it.

Credits are a licence to use the service, not money. They have no cash value, they are not a deposit, a stored-value instrument, electronic money or a currency, they earn nothing, and they cannot be transferred, sold, gifted or exchanged for cash. They exist only inside your account and only for the purpose of running generations.

The number of credits a template costs can change as the underlying models and their costs change; the price of a generation is shown before you start it. Your balance is a single figure rather than separate batches, so credits from different grants are not told apart once they are on it. They do not expire while your account is open; if that ever changes, this section will say so and the expiry will be shown before you buy.

If a generation fails through a fault of ours, the credits it consumed are returned to your balance automatically. That is the remedy for a failed generation. An output you simply do not like is not a fault, and credits spent on a generation that completed are spent.

A plan is bought for a fixed term — one month, three months or twelve — and gives you the tier’s generation quality, its video lengths, its storage period and its templates for that term. Credit packs are sold on top of a running plan: they are a way for a subscriber to generate more, not a way in, and the checkout refuses one when no plan is running.

• Nothing renews, and nothing is charged twice. A plan is a single payment for a single term. It does not renew automatically, we hold no continuous payment authority over you, and when the term ends the plan simply lapses. To carry on, buy another term — a longer one costs less per month than repeating the shortest one.
• Payment is taken in advance and in full, through Telegram’s own payment rail or through a cryptocurrency payment processor. Which rails are available is shown at checkout. We never see or hold your card details, and there is no card on file.
• Prices are stated at checkout in the unit you are paying in. A crypto amount is quoted against a rate that moves: what settles is the amount the processor confirms, and network fees are yours. Taxes are added where they apply.
• A term already paid for runs to its end on the terms it was bought on. We may change prices, tiers and what a tier includes at any time; a change applies to what you buy after it, never backwards.
• What a plan grants is delivered as soon as the payment is confirmed. On the crypto rail confirmation can take some minutes; the term starts when it lands, not when the invoice was opened.

A new account is offered one free generation as a trial. It costs nothing, it is limited to one per person, and it does not entitle you to the finished file — what a trial buys is the demonstration, and the videos it stands for are rendered once a plan is bought.

Payments to this service are not refundable. What is sold here is delivered the moment the payment confirms and is consumed as it is used: the plan starts, the credits land, and the generations they pay for run against upstream capacity we are billed for whether or not you liked the result. That applies to plan terms and to credit packs, to credits used and unused alike, and it does not depend on how much of the term you had left.

Three things are not exceptions to that, but they are what people mean when they ask:

• A generation that fails through our fault returns its credits to your balance automatically. Credits, not money — see the section above.
• If a payment does not complete, nothing is granted and nothing is owed. A crypto payment that arrives after its order has expired is looked at by a person rather than swallowed.
• Nothing here limits a statutory right you have as a consumer. Where the law of the country you live in gives you a right to cancel or to a refund and does not let us contract out of it, that right stands whatever this section says. Write to [email protected] and tell us which right you are exercising.

Taking a payment back by yourself ends the account. Telegram lets a buyer reverse a Stars payment without asking us. If you do that, everything it granted goes back with it — the plan term, the credits, and any partner commission it paid — and the account is closed. The same follows a chargeback or a reversal on any other rail. Please raise the problem with us first; it is faster than the alternative and it does not cost you the account.

Storage is part of what a plan sells, so the period depends on the tier you are on. While a plan is running, a finished video is kept for between 3 and 12 months from the moment it completed, depending on the tier — the exact figure is printed on the plan card and shown against the video in your collection. Moving up a tier lengthens the period for videos already in your collection, not only for new ones.

Without a running plan there is no storage promise. A finished video stays reachable only for the short window our rendering provider keeps its own copy, which is measured in hours. When your plan lapses, the longer period lapses with it.

An uploaded photograph is held for about 2 hours on our side, which is the window the generation needs it for, and is then dropped.

Deletion is automatic and permanent, and a deleted video cannot be restored — by you, by us, or by our provider. Downloading a video gives you a copy you keep for as long as you like, and these periods apply only to the copy on our systems. Download anything you want to keep. We are under no obligation to retain a video past its period or to reproduce one afterwards.

Every account has a referral code. When someone signs up through your code and later pays, 30% of the net revenue that payment produces is credited to you as a commission. Net revenue is what they pay, less any fee charged on the payment itself — a crypto payment carries one, and it pays the network rather than us — and less what it costs us to generate the videos that account produces. The rules are these.

• An account has exactly one origin, recorded at signup and never changed afterwards. You cannot refer yourself, and a signup using your own code earns nothing.
• Where the cost of an account’s generations comes to more than the payment it is set against, that payment earns no commission and the shortfall is carried against their next payment rather than written off. That cost is what our supplier charges us to render, and it moves with their price.
• A commission is held for 14 days from the payment that produced it. During that hold it shows as pending and cannot be withdrawn. The reason is simple: the underlying payment can still be refunded or charged back in that window, and a commission already paid out on money that goes back cannot be recovered.
• We may withhold, reverse or cancel a commission where the payment behind it is refunded, disputed or reversed; where the referral is self-dealing, or made through duplicate or automated accounts; or where the traffic was obtained by spam, malware, misleading claims about the service, or any means that breaks the law or somebody else’s terms.
• Once off hold, earnings are paid on request to the payout address you supply, and a request can be made once the balance available to you is at least $100. Below that the balance stays in your wallet and keeps accruing; nothing is lost by waiting. Getting the address right is your responsibility — a payment sent to an address you gave us cannot be recalled. We may hold a payout while we verify the account.
• Commission is income to you. Any tax on it is yours to declare and pay, and you are responsible for your own compliance with advertising and disclosure rules where you promote.
• We may change the share, the hold period or the programme’s rules for future earnings, and we may close a partner account that breaks these rules. Earnings already off hold at the time of a rule change remain payable.

The programme is discretionary. It is not an employment, agency, partnership or joint venture relationship, and it gives you no authority to make statements on our behalf.

You may stop using the service at any time and ask us to close your account. Closing marks the account closed rather than erasing every record: the financial history behind your balance and any commissions survives, as the privacy policy explains. Credits and plan time unused at closure are not refunded.

We may suspend or terminate an account, immediately and without notice where the reason warrants it, if you breach these terms, if we reasonably suspect fraud, payment reversal abuse or attacks on the service, or if we are legally required to. For breaches of the prohibited-content section, termination is permanent and any balance and plan term are forfeited.

We may also stop offering the service, or any part of it. If we shut it down without cause, we will give reasonable notice and refund the unused portion of any plan term already paid for.

If you believe material on the service infringes a copyright you hold or control, write to [email protected] with: what the work is, where the material is on the service, how to reach you, a statement that you believe in good faith that the use is not authorised, and a statement that the notice is accurate and that you are the rights holder or authorised to act for them. We handle notices in line with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and equivalent law elsewhere, remove or disable material where a notice is well founded, and terminate repeat infringers.

The same address takes complaints about the use of your likeness or other personal rights. If the material depicts you and you did not consent, say so and it is treated as a priority under the prohibited-content section rather than as an ordinary rights notice.

MotionGirl operates as a purely AI-generated content platform where no real individuals are portrayed or engaged in any content creation. All content accessible on the Service is exclusively generated through artificial intelligence technology. This method eliminates the participation of real human beings in the creation of images, videos, or any other material available on our platform.

The Federal Labeling and Record-Keeping Law (18 U.S.C. § 2257) is therefore not applicable to any content produced by or available on the Service.

If you have any questions regarding this section, please contact us at [email protected].

The service is provided as it is and as it is available. We do not promise that it will be uninterrupted, error-free, or available in any particular territory, and features, templates and tiers may be added, changed or removed.

Generation depends on a third-party rendering provider and on capacity we do not own. Queues, delays and occasional refusals of a particular photograph are part of the service rather than departures from it.

Generated output is produced by statistical models. It may be inaccurate, unexpected, unflattering, or nothing like what you had in mind, and it is not a depiction of anything that happened. We make no promise about the quality, suitability or fitness for any purpose of an output, and nothing here is advice of any kind.

To the extent the law allows, we exclude all warranties and conditions that are not expressly set out in these terms.

Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited — including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, and any consumer right that the law gives you and does not let us take away.

Subject to that, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, for loss of profit, revenue, goodwill or opportunity, or for loss or corruption of data, however caused. We are not liable for what you or anyone else does with an output, for content you chose to upload, or for a video you did not download before its storage period ended.

Also subject to that, our total liability arising out of or in connection with the service in any twelve-month period is limited to the amount you paid us for the service in that period. Where you have paid us nothing, the service was free, and our liability is limited accordingly.

If a third party brings a claim against us because of material you uploaded or generated — for example, the person depicted in it, or a rights holder — you will cover the losses, damages and reasonable costs we incur as a result, provided we tell you about the claim promptly and let you take part in dealing with it.

We update these terms as the service changes. The date at the top shows the current version. If a change materially affects your rights, we will tell you in the product or by email before it takes effect. Continuing to use the service after a change takes effect means you accept it; if you do not, stop using the service and ask us to close your account. A plan term you have already paid for keeps the commercial terms it was bought on until it ends.

These terms, and any dispute arising out of them or out of your use of the service, are governed by the law of Singapore, and the courts of Singapore have jurisdiction over them.

If you are a consumer, this does not deprive you of the protection of the mandatory law of the country you live in, or of your right to bring proceedings in the courts there.

Please raise a problem with us first. Most things are settled faster by email than by anything that follows it.

The sections on prohibited content, uploads and outputs, credits, refunds, intellectual property, disclaimers, limitation of liability, your responsibility to us and governing law survive the closing or termination of your account, for as long as anything done before it could still give rise to a claim.

Account, billing and general questions: [email protected], or our support channel. Legal notices, rights complaints and reports under the prohibited-content section: [email protected].