Can I Use My mult.dev Video in a Project or for Commercial Purposes?

At mult.dev, we're building more than just a tool.
We're creating a space for those who travel, explore, and share their journeys.

We believe that a route is more than a line on a map — it's a story, a memory, a spark.
And we want to support creators who bring those stories to life.

That’s why we don’t place restrictions on how you use the videos you create in mult.dev.
You're free to include them in both personal and commercial projects — in the way that best fits your vision.

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What This Means in Practice

• ✅ You can add mult.dev videos to YouTube videos, ads, presentations, or landing pages
• ✅ You can use them in travel blogs, email campaigns, podcasts, or online courses
• ✅ You can include them in commercial projects — like client work or branded content

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What About Copyright?

• With a Pro plan, your videos come without a watermark and are fully license-free for use anywhere
• In the free version, the video will include a mult.dev watermark
• You don’t need to credit us
• The only rule: you may not present mult.dev as your own service or product

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Real-World Use Cases

📍 Creating a tour promo video?
Add a route animation from mult.dev to visually highlight the journey.

📍 Running a travel blog or YouTube channel?
Embed your route to let viewers follow along — it's storytelling made simple.

📍 Pitching a startup or building a presentation?
Use an animated route to show where your idea came from or where your work has taken you.

📍 Recording an online course?
Include your travel path as context — it adds human presence to your teaching.

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We don’t limit how you use your content.
In fact, we built mult.dev for people who see routes as more than just maps.

If your work inspires, shares movement, or connects people —
feel free to make our videos a part of your story. We're here for it.

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If you're creating a video for a project, also take a look at what subscriptions are available on mult.dev and what the final video format looks like:

– Packages Sizes and Subscriptions

– Format of the Video