Licences

What you may do with a model

Every model page shows its licence before you download. Here is what each one means. This is a summary, not legal advice: the full licence text is what counts.

CC0 (public domain)

Free for any use, commercial too. No credit needed.

  • Use it in games, films, apps, ads, 3D prints and school work
  • Sell what you make with it
  • Change it, recolour it, cut it up
  • Share the file itself
  • Claim you made the original

Full licence text

Public domain

No known copyright: free for any use, commercial too. No credit needed.

  • Use it in games, films, apps, ads, 3D prints and school work
  • Sell what you make with it
  • Change it, recolour it, cut it up
  • Share the file itself
  • Claim you made the original
  • Suggest the museum endorses you

Full licence text

CC BY 4.0 (credit the maker)

Free for any use, commercial too, as long as you credit the maker.

  • Use it in anything, commercial too
  • Change it and share it
  • Leave out the credit line
  • Suggest the maker endorses you

Full licence text

ModelsXi Standard

Use it in any number of your own projects, commercial too.

  • Use it in your games, films, apps and prints, commercial too
  • Change it
  • Share or resell the files themselves
  • Use it to train AI models
  • Use it in NFTs

For models creators sell on ModelsXi. Selling opens soon; the full text will be published with it.

ModelsXi Extended

Everything in Standard, plus templates and kits your own customers can open.

  • Everything in Standard
  • Include it in templates, starter kits and tools others can edit
  • Resell the files on their own
  • Use it to train AI models
  • Use it in NFTs

For models creators sell on ModelsXi. Selling opens soon; the full text will be published with it.