LICENSE FAQ
Plain-language guidance. The applicable published legal document controls if there is any conflict.
Can I print CyberPop models for myself?
Yes. Personal/non-commercial hobby printing is the default permission unless a product states otherwise.
Can I share the STL with a friend?
No. Digital redistribution is not included, even when no money changes hands.
Can I upload files to Telegram, Discord, Hot4Share or a shared drive?
No. Uploading or sharing the original or modified digital files through file hosts, groups, torrents, shared drives or private communities is prohibited.
What if I modify the STL?
Resizing, splitting, adding supports, repairing, remeshing, converting or sculpting changes does not create digital redistribution rights.
Can I sell physical prints?
Only where a valid CyberPop Seller License or product-specific commercial physical-print permission applies. Digital files themselves may not be redistributed.
Does a Seller License give me third-party character or trademark rights?
No. CyberPop can grant only rights it owns or is legally entitled to license.
What happens if a rights holder asks CyberPop to remove a design?
CyberPop may place the product under legal review, suspend sales and downloads, remove it, or block the relevant property from future publication after a verified request.
How do I report pirated CyberPop files or unauthorized physical sales?
Use the Rights Center. CyberPop reviews reports before taking platform or provider actions.