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Video Licence

Last updated: 10 November 2026

This licence explains what you may do with videos you export from BounceSimulator. It's part of the Terms of Service.

Videos made with a credit

For every video you export with a paid credit, we give you a worldwide, non-exclusive, perpetual licence to:

  • post it on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, your own website and anywhere else;
  • monetise it, with ads, sponsorships or channel memberships;
  • edit it: trim it, add your own voice, text or music, and combine it with other footage;
  • use it in client work, such as an advert or a channel you run for someone else.

You don't need to credit us, though we're glad when you do.

Sound

Every sound in an export is made by the Studio itself. There is no third-party or copyrighted music, so platforms' music-matching systems have nothing of ours to claim.

Free exports

Free exports carry a small BounceSimulator watermark and are for personal, non-commercial use only. You may share them on your own accounts, but you may not:

  • monetise them, or post them on a monetised channel or page, including through ads, sponsorships or memberships;
  • use them in client work or advertising;
  • remove, crop, blur or cover the watermark.

To monetise a video, export it with a credit.

What you can't do

  • Claim exclusive rights in a game. The same settings always make the same video, so other people can export identical videos. You may not register exported videos, or their sound, with YouTube Content ID or any other fingerprinting or claiming system, or send copyright claims about another person's export.
  • Resell the videos as stock footage, templates or loops where the main value is our games themselves, rather than your own channel or project.
  • Use the videos to make a competing service, such as training a model to copy the games.
  • Suggest we endorse you, your channel or your product.

Country flags

Some modes show country flags. They're used to show countries, not to imply any government's endorsement. Follow your platform's rules and local laws when using them. The flag artwork comes from the open-source flag-icons project; see the Copyright Notice.

If the Terms end

Videos you exported before your account closed stay licensed to you under these terms.