Yes, most products you download with an iMeshh subscription can be used commercially. This means you can incorporate these assets into various commercial projects including renders, marketing materials, social media posts, video games, films, and more. The royalty-free nature of these products under the iMeshh subscription allows for broad commercial use without additional fees.

However, it is important to note that a few specific products are designated for editorial use only. For these editorial-only assets, their use is restricted to non-commercial applications such as news reporting, educational materials, or documentaries. These models typically feature recognizable brands, logos, or copyrighted elements that are not cleared for commercial use.

Please ensure to read the FAQ section regarding editorial use for clarity on how you can use these specific models responsibly within their limitations.

No, any product you download is only licenced to you. You cannot send to someone else.

If you must share a project with other designers and the iMeshh assets can be extracted then you must include a text document which states: “This file contains imeshh.com assets and should not be redistributed further”.

If you are sharing a file in which the assets cannot be extracted, for example a video game, then this is allowed.

If you must share the file with someone else for any other reason then you must get written consent from us.

Yes anything you download from iMeshh with an active iMeshh subscription can be used by you for life. This belongs to you and you do not need to pay royalties for using it. Just do not share the asset with anyone else.

While most of our assets can be used commercially, there are a few which are marked as “Editorial” on the individual product pages. These models can be used solely for purposes such as news reporting, commentary, education, and other non-commercial contexts. Typically, these models might feature logos or trademarks of companies or other copyrighted elements. They should not be used in commercial advertising, promotional materials, or any other form of commercial exploitation.

Q: Can I use these models in my advertising campaign or for commercial purposes?

A: No, models labeled for editorial use cannot be used for commercial purposes. This includes any advertising campaigns, promotional activities, or as part of product packaging or any direct monetary gain through their use.

Q: Where can I use these editorial-only 3D models?

A: You can use these models in contexts like academic presentations, articles, documentaries, and other forms of media that have a primary goal of educating or informing the public rather than promoting a product or service.

Q: What should I do if I need a 3D model for commercial use?

A: If you require a 3D model for commercial use, you should look for models that do not have restrictions or obtain a license that specifically allows for such use. Alternatively, you can contact the rights holder of the model for permission to use it commercially.

Q: Should I use these editorial-only 3D models at my own discretion?

A: While you should use these models responsibly within editorial contexts, it’s important to understand their limitations. They are strictly for non-commercial use, such as in news reporting, educational materials, or documentary features. If you are unsure whether your intended use falls within these guidelines, or if you wish to use the model for commercial purposes, we recommend seeking additional permissions or choosing a model that permits such uses.

No, no matter how much you modify it, you cannot resell it. The base mesh is of our own creation and belongs to iMeshh. Any attempt to warp, modify, or change in any way before then reselling it will be in breach of our licence agreement.

This also includes any textures or materials from our website.