AI 3D License Matrix by Plan

This matrix records what each vendor’s own pages say about who may use generated 3D output, by plan, with the source and the date we read it. Where our sources did not give an answer, the cell says “not confirmed”, and that is a real gap rather than a hidden “no”. It is a reading aid, not legal advice, and terms change, so re-read the vendor’s page before you ship.

What it helps you decide

Whether a plan you are considering gives you rights to use output in a game, a product or a sale, and which parts of the answer are conflicting or missing. A text filter narrows the tables below; there are no separate vendor, plan or question controls. All entries: accessed 2026-11-08.

How to read the columns

“Permission” is what the vendor says you may do. “Ownership wording” quotes or paraphrases how the vendor describes who owns output. These are different from copyright, which depends on law, and from marketplace acceptance, which depends on the store; see copyright and AI 3D models. Open-weight model licenses are a third category: a code or weights license does not by itself grant output rights.

Hosted services

Meshy

Plan	Permission and ownership wording	Source and date
Free	Output licensed “Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License” with credit to Meshy. Terms s.3.2: Free users acknowledge “Meshy owns all right, title, and interest” in Customer Output. Docs plan table says Free “You own the output”, which conflicts; the Terms control. Suggested credit line: “Model created with Meshy – CC BY 4.0 License”.	Terms (updated 2026-09-19); help article dated 2026-08-27; docs pricing page
Pro, Premium, Ultra, Studio	Paid customers “own their Customer Output” to the extent possible under law, and can keep content private. Help center adds ownership is “provided that you have used materials that do not violate the copyrights of others.”	Terms (2026-09-19); help article 2026-08-27
Enterprise	Docs pricing page, as summarized by our fetch tool, lists a “Private” license with full commercial use for paid tiers including Enterprise; the Terms wording for Enterprise ownership was not separately read. Training exclusion: Terms s.2.9 applies to non-Enterprise content. Other terms: not confirmed.	Terms; docs pricing page, 2026-11-08
Community-published models (any plan)	Published to Community under CC0 1.0; license survives termination (s.3.3).	Terms (2026-09-19)
Training on your content	Non-Enterprise user content may be used to train or improve services unless you opt out via [email protected] (s.2.9).	Terms (2026-09-19)

Downgrade or cancellation: a help-center search summary says models made on a paid plan keep paid rights; the outright-cancellation wording is not confirmed. See asset rights after cancelling.

Tripo

Terms were read on Tripo’s developer sites; only the help-center and pricing-page items are search summaries, because tripo3d.ai returned HTTP 403.

Plan	Permission and ownership wording	Source and date
Free	Tripo’s Terms (read on its developer sites; last updated July 11, 2025) allow “lawful commercial or non-commercial” use of Outputs with no plan condition (s.3.2), but say Tripo “retains all rights” in Free users’ inputs and outputs, including to license them (s.5.2.1). A CC BY 4.0 label on the pricing page appears only in search snippets.	developers.tripo3d.ai/en/terms, 2026-11-08
Pro, Max, Team	Terms s.5.2.2: “Paid Users generally have all rights”, conditional on letting Tripo use and display inputs and outputs as needed for the service. Help center, search summary only: “Paid Users have full rights to use, modify, distribute, and commercially exploit all 3D models they generate.” Per-plan differences: not confirmed.	developers.tripo3d.ai/en/terms; search summary of tripo3d.ai help, 2026-11-08
Enterprise	Not confirmed	not confirmed
After cancellation	Terms s.10.4: cancelling stops renewal and charges beyond the current term. s.10.5: termination may delete files including inputs and outputs, and “ownership provisions” survive. No clause addresses paid-era rights after cancelling in so many words.	developers.tripo3d.ai/en/terms, 2026-11-08

Rodin / Hyper3D

Plan	Permission and ownership wording	Source and date
Free	Whether Free output may be used commercially: unclear. Terms s.5(b) says “we will not limit your use of such Output”, subject to the Agreements, applicable law and third-party terms, and does not separate Free from paid. Terms s.2 says export is for “private or commercial use depending on your subscription plan”. Pricing page lists public gallery publishing and 10 private assets.	hyper3d.ai/pricing and /legal/terms, 2026-11-08
Creator	Pricing page: “Unlimited export and any use”. Terms s.5(b), as relayed by our fetch tool: “we will not limit your use of such Output”, qualified by the Agreements, applicable law and third-party terms. The Terms do not state that users own output and disclaim any statement on copyrightability.	same, 2026-11-08
Business	Pricing page: “ChatAvatar … commercial license included” (applies to the ChatAvatar product; relation to Rodin output: not confirmed). Terms s.5(a), as relayed: ChatAvatar output is licensed for personal entertainment under a Creative Commons license, with commercial use needing a purchased, non-exclusive, revocable license.	hyper3d.ai/pricing, 2026-11-08
Enterprise	Not confirmed	not confirmed
Training on your content	Rodin may use prompts and output to provide and improve services and for research (s.5); private mode: output used only for display in your account. API data kept 7 days and not used to train, per the data-retention policy effective 2026-08-03 (search summary).	Terms; docs, 2026-11-08

3D AI Studio

Plan	Permission and ownership wording	Source and date
Free (free credits)	Terms at /AGB: output generated “without a qualifying paid plan or purchased commercial license” is licensed “solely for personal, non-commercial purposes”. The pricing page’s “Commercial use allowed on all generated models” does not make this exception; the Texture Generator page says free is “intended for personal projects and for evaluating”.	3daistudio.com/AGB (last modified 19.08.2026), /Pricing and /TextureGenerator, 2026-11-08
Basic, Studio, Pro	Pricing page feature lists say “Assets Private & Customer Owned”, its all-plans section says “All generated assets are private to your account and fully owned by you”, and it says assets can be used “commercially in games, products, or client work” (quotes as relayed by our fetch tool; the FAQ has similar wording). Terms at /AGB grant paid-plan output a commercial license.	3daistudio.com/Pricing and /AGB, 2026-11-08
Model-provider terms	3D AI Studio runs third-party models (e.g. Meshy 7.1, Tripo, Hunyuan); whether upstream terms add limits: not confirmed.	homepage, 2026-11-08

Sloyd

Plan	Permission and ownership wording	Source and date
Guest	Personal use only.	sloyd.ai/pricing, 2026-11-08
Plus	Commercial use; no marketplace resale. AI training with models not allowed.	pricing page, 2026-11-08
Pro	Commercial use and reselling. AI training: “Contact us”.	pricing page, 2026-11-08
Any plan, 3D printing	Terms (last updated 16 Feb 2026): “3D printing is allowed for personal use only”; commercial printing needs a custom license. A search summary of Sloyd’s FAQ says the opposite; the Terms govern.	sloyd.ai/terms-of-use; FAQ page not fetched

Community library models: CC BY 4.0 per a search summary, not fetched.

Kaedim

Plan	Permission and ownership wording	Source and date
Custom plans	FAQ: models “are the users’ IP, given that you are subscribed to one of our plans.” The FAQ says there are no free credits, subscriptions or trials. Any current price: not confirmed.	docs.kaedim3d.com/welcome/faq, 2026-11-08

Open-weight models

Model	License and output wording	Source and date
Hunyuan3D-2.1	Tencent Hunyuan 3D 2.1 Community License. Territory excludes the European Union, United Kingdom and South Korea; use outside the Territory is unlicensed. Over 1 million monthly active users requires a license from Tencent. Sec 6(d): “Tencent claims no rights in Outputs You generate.” Sec 5(b): do not use Works or Output to improve another AI model. Hunyuan3D-2.0 has the same Territory, MAU and Sec 5(b) structure (its own LICENSE, dated Jan 21, 2025).	LICENSE file, release date 2025-06-13; read 2026-11-08
TRELLIS (v1)	“TRELLIS models and the majority of the code are licensed under the MIT License”; some submodules may differ, and the v1 diffoctreerast dependency is under a research license that bars commercial use. Output rights: not stated.	README and LICENSE, 2026-11-08
TRELLIS.2	“This model and code are released under the MIT License”; dependencies nvdiffrast and nvdiffrec have their own licenses, which limit use to non-commercial research or evaluation. Output rights: not stated.	README and LICENSE, 2026-11-08

See open-weight licenses in detail. Hunyuan’s hosted API terms: not confirmed.

Discontinued

Luma Genie appears to have been sunset on January 1, 2026, per Luma’s App Store notes; no license data is recorded.

Limits

Every row is a reading of text as relayed by our fetch tool, and several are search summaries; marked rows should be re-read on the vendor’s page. We have not asked vendors to clarify conflicts. Platform acceptance (Steam, Fab, Sketchfab and others) is a separate question; see selling a game with AI assets and commercial use basics. Free tiers are compared in free-tier licenses. For printed output, see selling 3D prints. The full list of licensing pages is under licensing.