Terms of Service

Last updated: June 2026

1. Acceptance of Terms

By using AnimBox, you agree to these terms. If you don't agree, please don't use the service.

2. Description of Service

AnimBox is free, browser-based 3D software for modeling, rigging, and retargeting. All processing happens locally in your browser.

3. User Responsibilities

• You are responsible for the 3D content you create or import
• Don't use AnimBox for illegal purposes
• Don't attempt to hack or disrupt the service

4. Intellectual Property & Ownership of Your Work

Your work is completely yours. Any code or assets you create or generate in AnimBox — models, rigs, skeletons, animations, materials, scripts, and anything else you make — are owned entirely by you. You can use them however you like, personal or commercial, with no royalties or revenue share owed to us.

There is one simple rule: assets created in AnimBox may not be used to train AI (see AI Training Restrictions below). The AnimBox application itself and its branding remain ours, but that does not affect your ownership of anything you create with it.

5. AI Training Restrictions

This is our one firm rule, and it covers all assets created in AnimBox — including, specifically, animations, rigs, skeletons, and models, as well as motion data, materials, and any other content you make or export, and any assets AnimBox itself provides.

• No AI training: you may NOT use any asset created in or exported from AnimBox (animations, rigs, skeletons, models, or any other asset) to train, fine-tune, or develop artificial intelligence, machine-learning models, or any derivative AI systems.
• This applies to your own creations and to AnimBox-provided assets alike, whether the use is commercial or non-commercial.
• Violating this restriction ends your license to use AnimBox.

6. Commercial Use

AnimBox is free for any level of use — hobbyist, student, freelancer, indie developer, studio, or enterprise alike. Use it for projects at any scale, commercial or personal.

You own the assets you create, and you are free to use, sell, and ship them with no royalties or revenue share owed to AnimBox. The only restriction on your assets is the AI-training rule above.

7. Advertising & Ad-Free Access

AnimBox is free and supported by advertising. We display ads in the editor through Google AdSense. By using AnimBox you agree that ads may be shown to you, as described in our Privacy Policy.

An ad-free experience can be earned — for example by reporting and helping us fix bugs through our bug-bounty program, or through donations and community contributions. These grant ad-free credits that remove ads for a period of time. Benefits are provided as-is and may change.

8. Disclaimer

AnimBox is provided "as is" without warranty. We're not responsible for any data loss or issues arising from use of the service.

9. Changes to Terms

We may update these terms. Continued use after changes means you accept the new terms.

Contact

Questions? Reach out via our Discord community.

Third-Party Software Notices

AnimBox is built on open-source software. Major third-party components and their licenses include:

• Three.js — 3D rendering (MIT)
• OpenSCAD, compiled to WebAssembly with the Manifold backend — parametric CAD kernel (GNU GPL v3). The corresponding source is available from openscad.org; contact us for the specific build we ship.
• Manifold — solid-geometry / boolean kernel (Apache-2.0)
• Assimp — 3D model import/export (BSD 3-Clause)
• meshoptimizer — mesh optimization (MIT)
• Intel oneTBB — parallelism (Apache-2.0)
• Instant Meshes — remeshing (BSD-3-Clause), © Wenzel Jakob, Daniele Panozzo, Marco Tarini, Olga Sorkine-Hornung
• QuadWild-BiMDF — quad remeshing (GPL-3.0), © the QuadWild authors / cgg-bern (the same engine behind Blender's QRemeshify). The corresponding source is available from github.com/cgg-bern/quadwild-bimdf; contact us for the specific build we ship.
• AutoRemesher — quad remeshing (MIT), © Jeremy Hu / Dust3D Project; includes Geogram + exploragram (BSD-3-Clause, © Inria), isotropicremesher (MIT), libMeshb (MIT), rply (MIT), stb_image (public domain), Eigen (MPL-2.0), oneTBB headers (Apache-2.0), and zlib. Full notice: autoremesher-NOTICE.txt.
• OpenSubdiv — subdivision surfaces, compiled to WebAssembly; © 2013 Pixar (with DreamWorks Animation, Autodesk, Google and DigitalFish) under a permissive Apache-2.0-style license. “OpenSubdiv” and “Pixar” are trademarks of Pixar; AnimBox is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pixar.
• Alembic — interchange import (BSD 3-Clause), © Lucasfilm Entertainment Company Ltd. / Industrial Light & Magic and Sony Pictures Imageworks; with Imath (BSD 3-Clause), Contributors to the OpenEXR Project.
• GEL geometry library (MIT), © Andreas Bærentzen / DTU; with RPly (MIT), © Diego Nehab.
• GLM (MIT), © G-Truc Creation; and JSON for Modern C++ / nlohmann-json (MIT), © Niels Lohmann — linked into AnimBox WebAssembly modules.
• Dem Bones skinning decomposition library (BSD 3-Clause)
• Eigen linear algebra library (MPL2)

This list is not exhaustive — AnimBox also includes other open-source components under their respective licenses. For a specific component's full notice, reach out via our Discord community.