Licence

Legal · Last updated: 3 November 2026

In short

What this covers

Your own brand inputs (name, logo, copy, the images you upload) are not part of any of these: they were yours before and stay yours.

What each account can do

What the studio makes for you follows the plan you are on when it is delivered.

Your scene

Client work, Creator and Studio plans

Never exclusive

Every scene you make starts from a demo scene that stays in the public library, and every prompt can be used by anyone with access. Another user may brand the same scene, and AI models do not promise unique results. So the licence is non-exclusive: we will not license your brand inputs to anyone else, but we do not stop others from using the same prompts or making their own from the same scenes.

In many countries, including the United States, material made by an AI model without enough human authorship is not protected by copyright. The law differs between countries and is still changing. What this means for you:

What you may not do (any plan)

When a plan ends, or after a refund

Responsibility

AI tools give different results each run, and a demo shows one faithful result, not the only one possible. You are responsible for checking what you publish: that it says what you mean, that it suits its use, that it is accessible, and that you have the rights to everything you put into it, including any asset an AI tool adds. If the law where you publish requires AI content to be labelled, you label it.

Questions about an edge case? Write to support@nightmarquee.com. See also the terms and the credits and refunds page.