
Acceptable use
What Plyvel may not be used for, what happens when a rule is broken, and how to appeal.
The rules
Plyvel is for architectural visualisation: rendering, comparing and approving images of buildings and spaces. To keep it working for everyone, do not use it to:
- upload images you have no right to use, or another studio's confidential work without its permission;
- present a Plyvel image as a photograph of something built, or a Render Receipt as structural, engineering, building-code, construction or dimensional certification;
- make or upload images that are unlawful, sexual, hateful or harassing, or that depict a real person without their consent. Sexual content involving minors is reported to the authorities;
- deceive people: forged plans, fake listings, or images made to mislead buyers, clients or authorities;
- get around credit limits, free-credit rules or rate limits, including with multiple accounts made for that purpose;
- probe, overload or attack the service, access another workspace's data, or upload malicious files;
- copy the service in bulk by automated means other than the features Plyvel provides, or take it apart to build a competing service;
- resell or redistribute access to the service without an agreement with Plyvel.
Plyvel may stop a render, pause free credits, or suspend an account that breaks these rules. Where it can, it tells you why and how to appeal at hello@plyvel.com. Paid credits are not removed because of a free-credit check.
Last updated: 17 October 2026.