Last updated 11 July 2025.
The published Terms of User Agreement (11 July 2025) cover www.tripo3d.ai and related Tripo services operated by Holymolly Ltd and its affiliates. Using the service, creating an account, or clicking accept binds you. If you do not agree, do not use the service.
You have read the terms; you are at least 13, or the digital-consent age where you live, or you have a parent or guardian's permission; and you can bind yourself or the entity you represent. Some features have extra terms. Where those conflict with these terms, the extra terms win for that feature.
The last-updated date moves when the terms change. You may be asked to accept again. If you do not agree, stop using the service. Continued use is acceptance.
Give accurate registration data and update it when it changes.
You are responsible for prompts, files, and other content you send. Do not upload material that infringes others' rights. Generated content is algorithmic and may be wrong. Holymolly does not warrant accuracy, completeness, or fitness, and does not take legal liability for generated content.
Do not sell, frame, scrape, reverse-engineer, or strip notices from the service, except where the law forbids that limit. Do not offer the generative service to third parties without written consent. The service is provided as is and as available. Beta features may change or stop without notice.
Software, models, algorithms, and documentation used to run the service stay with Holymolly. Subject to the published terms, law, and any extra licence, paid users receive the output rights described in the full agreement.
Purchases are processed by Stripe under Stripe's own terms and privacy policy. A paid term renews for the same length at the then-current fee unless you cancel as the agreement describes. Fees are due when you pick a plan. Except where the agreement says otherwise, they are not refundable. You pay applicable taxes.
The agreement starts when you accept or first use Tripo, and ends when either side terminates as the text allows. Survival clauses (ownership, disclaimers, liability) stay in force.
Holymolly does not decide the legal merits of a copyright claim. Further action against a user is for the rights holder. Disputes under the agreement are submitted to the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC).