# Account and profile
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/account-profile-and-billing
Manage your Mint profile, saved content, privacy settings, sign-out, and account deletion.
**Access:** Signed in
This page explains how to manage your Mint **Account**, **Profile**, saved
content, and privacy controls. For Credits, plans, and billing, read
[Plans, Credits, and billing](/plans-credits-and-billing).
## Account page overview
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The **Account** page can include:
* Your user information.
* A link back to your **Profile**.
* Billing or plan sections, if enabled.
* **Invite friends and earn credits**, if enabled.
* **Purchase History**, if enabled.
* **Sign Out**.
* **Delete account**.
You can also open **Account Settings** from your own profile header.
## Sign out
**Access:** Signed in
Use **Sign Out** when you want to remove the active Mint session from the device
or browser.
1. Open **Account**.
2. Click **Sign Out**.
3. Sign in again when you want to create, save Favorites, or manage content.
Signing out does not delete your Worlds, 3D Models, chats, or billing history.
## Delete your account
**Access:** Signed in
Mint can offer self-serve account deletion from **Account**.
Before deleting your account, review the warning shown in Mint. Account deletion
can remove access to your Worlds, 3D Models, chats, Studio projects, and related
account data.
If Mint says billing action is required first, open the billing provider flow and
handle the subscription before deleting the account.
Deleting a Mint account does not automatically cancel an App Store or Google Play subscription. Manage app store subscriptions through the store that handles the subscription.
## Your Profile
**Access:** Signed in
Your **Profile** collects the content you made or saved.
Main tabs can include:
* **Worlds**
* **3D Models**
* **Favorites**
* **Previews**
* **Hidden**
* **Studio**, if published Studio projects are available
Other people can open your public profile, but they only see content that is
visible to them.
## Worlds tab
**Access:** Signed in
Your **Worlds** tab shows finished Worlds and some in-progress World generation
states.
Open a finished World to:
* Explore it.
* Share it.
* Favorite it.
* Hide it from your public profile if you own it.
* Reuse the prompt or edit path if the action is available.
## 3D Models tab
**Access:** Signed in
Your **3D Models** tab shows finished 3D Models.
Open a finished 3D Model to:
* View it full screen.
* Turn on auto-rotate.
* **Copy link**.
* **Download GLB**, when a GLB file is available.
## Favorites tab
**Access:** Signed in
Your **Favorites** tab shows Worlds you saved from the viewer.
Use **Favorites** when you want a private shortlist of Worlds to revisit.
## Previews tab
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The **Previews** tab is for work that has a Preview but is not a finished asset.
You may be able to:
* Click **Continue** to return to Chat.
* Click **Retry** on failed items.
* Click **Delete** to remove the item permanently.
Check **Previews** before restarting work from scratch.
## Hidden tab
**Access:** Signed in
The **Hidden** tab shows Worlds you removed from your public profile.
Use it when:
* You want to keep a World accessible to yourself.
* You do not want it shown in your public profile grid.
To unhide a World, open it and use **World Options** again.
**Hide from profile** and model **Private** are visibility controls, not deletion. For privacy or content deletion requests, contact [support](/support).
## Manage 3D Model privacy
**Access:** Signed in
Finished 3D Models are public by default unless you change them.
To change visibility:
1. Open your **Profile**.
2. Go to **3D Models**.
3. Click the gear icon on a model card.
4. Open **Model Info**.
5. Click **Make Private** or **Make Public**.
Use **Private** when you do not want others to see the model in your public
profile or model library.
## Good account routine
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1. Review your **Profile** after generation.
2. Check **Previews** for anything unfinished.
3. Open **Favorites** to revisit saved Worlds.
4. Make test models **Private** if you do not want them public.
5. Review [Plans, Credits, and billing](/plans-credits-and-billing) when you need Credits or billing help.
Next step: [Plans, Credits, and billing](/plans-credits-and-billing)
# Check API health
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/account/check-api-health
/api-reference/openapi.json get /health
# Get credit balance and API usage
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/account/get-credit-balance-and-api-usage
/api-reference/openapi.json get /v1/usage
# Get the authenticated developer account
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/account/get-the-authenticated-developer-account
/api-reference/openapi.json get /v1/me
# Get a generated asset
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/assets/get-a-generated-asset
/api-reference/openapi.json get /v1/assets/{assetId}
# Get a generated model
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/assets/get-a-generated-model
/api-reference/openapi.json get /v1/models/{modelId}
# Get a generated world
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/assets/get-a-generated-world
/api-reference/openapi.json get /v1/worlds/{worldId}
# List API-generated models
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/assets/list-api-generated-models
/api-reference/openapi.json get /v1/models
# List API-generated worlds
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/assets/list-api-generated-worlds
/api-reference/openapi.json get /v1/worlds
# Approve a preview-ready generation operation
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/generation/approve-a-preview-ready-generation-operation
/api-reference/openapi.json post /v1/operations/{operationId}:approve
# Get a long-running generation operation
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/generation/get-a-long-running-generation-operation
/api-reference/openapi.json get /v1/operations/{operationId}
# Revise a preview-ready generation operation
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/generation/revise-a-preview-ready-generation-operation
/api-reference/openapi.json post /v1/operations/{operationId}:revise
# Start a model generation operation
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/generation/start-a-model-generation-operation
/api-reference/openapi.json post /v1/models:generate
# Start a world generation operation
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/api-reference/generation/start-a-world-generation-operation
/api-reference/openapi.json post /v1/worlds:generate
# Create with Chat
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/create-with-chat
Use Mint Chat to create Worlds and 3D Models, review Previews, edit results, and keep working from saved threads.
**Access:** Signed in
Mint Chat is the main web workspace for creating Worlds and 3D Models. Each
chat keeps your prompts, Previews, generated assets, and follow-up edits in one
thread.
## Start a new chat
**Access:** Signed in
1. Open Mint.
2. Click **New chat** in the sidebar.
3. Type what you want to create.
4. Add images if you want to guide the result.
5. Press the submit button.
Mint decides whether the request should become a World, a 3D Model, or a follow-up
edit based on your prompt and any attached image.
Example:
```text theme={null}
Create a warm desert-modern living room with lime plaster walls, a skylight, and a built-in sofa.
```
## Start from a template
**Access:** Signed in
The empty chat view can show starter templates.
1. Open **New chat**.
2. Choose a template.
3. Review the prompt that Mint sends.
4. Wait for Mint to create the first Preview.
Templates are a fast way to learn how specific prompts are written. You can edit
or continue from the result after the first Preview appears.
## Add images
**Access:** Signed in
Use images when you want Mint to follow a room, object, style, or reference more
closely.
You can:
* Click the image button in the composer.
* Drag images into the composer.
* Paste an image from your clipboard.
* Paste a direct image URL.
For Worlds, multiple images can guide layout and style. For 3D Models, use one
clear image of the object or character you want to create.
## Paste links
**Access:** Signed in
Mint can detect some useful links from the composer.
* Paste a Google Maps or Street View link to start a World from a panorama.
* Paste a supported listing link to choose listing photos for a World.
* Paste a direct image link to add it as a source image.
When Mint finds listing photos, select the images you want to use and click the
button shown in the picker, such as **Use This Photo** or **Use N Photos**.
Pick images that show the space clearly and share similar lighting.
## Review the Preview
**Access:** Signed in
Mint shows a Preview before final generation. Use it to decide whether the idea
is ready.
When a Preview appears, you can:
* Click **Edit** to ask for changes.
* Click **Generate World** to create a final World.
* Click **Generate 3D Model** to create a final 3D Model.
* Add the asset to context for your next message.
* Open the asset in the side panel.
Good edit example:
```text theme={null}
Make the seating area wider, add warmer evening light, and remove the extra doorway.
```
## Generate the final asset
**Access:** Signed in
When the Preview is ready, choose the final format:
* Click **Generate World** for a walkable 3D space.
* Click **Generate 3D Model** for a single object or character.
If Mint shows a Credits, quota, or plan message above the composer, follow that
message before starting final generation. Mint shows the current cost and access
requirements before you commit.
## Use the asset panel
**Access:** Signed in
The asset panel gives you a larger view of generated Previews, Worlds, and 3D
Models without losing the chat.
Common actions include:
* **View in asset panel**: Open the asset beside the thread.
* **Add to context**: Tell Mint to use that asset in the next prompt.
* **Add To Project**: Send a finished World or 3D Model into Studio if Studio is available to your account.
Use **Add to context** when you want to revise one specific result instead of
starting over.
## Continue from saved chats
**Access:** Signed in
Your sidebar can show recent chats grouped by time.
1. Open a previous chat from the sidebar.
2. Review the assets and messages.
3. Continue with a new prompt.
Use saved chats when you want to preserve the decisions that led to a result.
## Limited access: Add To Project
**Access:** Limited access
**Add To Project** sends a finished World or 3D Model into Studio. Studio is a
restricted desktop workspace, so this action may not appear on every account or
device.
If Studio is unavailable, keep using Chat, your **Profile**, and the public
viewer to create and share content.
Next step: [Use generation settings](/generation-settings)
# Create worlds and 3D models
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/create-worlds-and-3d-models
Choose the right Mint creation flow for Worlds, 3D Models, web Chat, generation settings, and mobile capture.
**Access:** Signed in
Mint has two main creation paths: web Chat for prompt-based creation and the
mobile app for camera-based capture.
## Key concepts
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* **World**: A 3D space you can walk through, share, and use for live sessions.
* **3D Model**: A single object or character you can view and download as a GLB file.
* **Preview**: The image Mint shows before final generation starts.
* **Credits**: Mint's generation currency.
* **Remix**: Starting from an existing World or asset instead of a blank prompt.
Mint uses a Preview-first flow. Review the Preview before you spend more Credits
on final generation.
## Choose a creation path
**Access:** Signed in
Create Worlds and 3D Models from prompts, images, Street View links, listing links, templates, and follow-up edits.
Choose presets, use Custom settings carefully, and understand billing or quota messages in Chat.
Scan rooms, objects, and people with the Mint mobile app.
Understand Credits, plans, top-ups, redemption codes, referrals, and billing recovery.
## Create on the web
**Access:** Signed in
Use [Create with Chat](/create-with-chat) when you want to:
* Start from a text prompt.
* Upload or paste images.
* Paste a Street View or supported listing link.
* Start from a template.
* Edit a Preview with follow-up instructions.
* Reuse a generated asset as context.
Example:
```text theme={null}
Create a cozy mountain cabin at sunset with warm lights, pine trees, and light fog.
```
## Capture on mobile
**Access:** Signed in
Use [Capture with the Mint mobile app](/mobile-capture) when you want to:
* Scan a room with guided photos.
* Scan a room with a 360 video sweep.
* Scan one object for a 3D Model.
* Scan one person for a 3D Model.
Mobile captures appear in **My Models** in the mobile app and can also appear on
your web **Profile** when you use the same Mint account.
## Review before final generation
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Before final generation:
1. Review the Preview.
2. Click **Edit** if the image needs changes.
3. Continue editing until the idea is clear.
4. Click **Generate World** or **Generate 3D Model** when ready.
If Mint shows a Credits, plan, or quota message, resolve it before trying again.
The current Mint UI is the source of truth for costs and availability.
## Where finished content appears
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After generation:
* Finished Worlds appear in your **Profile** under **Worlds**.
* Finished 3D Models appear in your **Profile** under **3D Models**.
* Mobile-created items appear in **My Models** in the mobile app.
* Failed or cancelled items with a usable Preview can appear in **Previews**.
Worlds can be opened and shared. 3D Models can be viewed and downloaded as GLB
files when a download is available.
Next step: [Create with Chat](/create-with-chat)
# API overview
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/developers/api-overview
Start Mint World and 3D Model generation from your app.
**Access:** beta
The Mint API lets your app start long-running World and 3D Model generation flows, check their status, and fetch generated resources.
Use the production base URL:
```text theme={null}
https://api.mint.gg/v1
```
## Authentication
The Mint API is currently in beta. Email [hello@mint.gg](mailto:hello@mint.gg) for access.
After access is enabled, create an API key in Mint from **Developer**. Send it as a Bearer token:
```bash theme={null}
curl https://api.mint.gg/v1/me \
-H "Authorization: Bearer your_api_key"
```
## Start a generation
Use action routes to start generation:
```bash theme={null}
curl https://api.mint.gg/v1/worlds:generate \
-X POST \
-H "Authorization: Bearer your_api_key" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "Idempotency-Key: world-demo-001" \
-d '{
"prompt": "A quiet sci-fi greenhouse with glass walkways",
"generationMode": "auto",
"generationPreset": "standard"
}'
```
`generationMode` can be:
* `auto`: continue without a manual approval pause when the generation can proceed.
* `review`: stop at Preview so your app can approve or revise before final generation.
`generationPreset` can be `fast`, `standard`, or `production`.
Every mutating request requires `Idempotency-Key`. Reusing a key with the same request safely returns the same operation. Reusing it with different input returns a conflict.
## Track progress
Generation takes time. A start request returns an operation and a `Location` header:
```json theme={null}
{
"object": "operation",
"id": "op_...",
"type": "world_generation",
"generationMode": "auto",
"status": "running",
"prompt": "A quiet sci-fi greenhouse with glass walkways",
"generationPreset": "standard",
"generationModel": "marble-...",
"resource": {
"type": "world",
"id": "world_..."
},
"mintUrl": "https://mint.gg/0x.../world_...",
"assets": null
}
```
Poll `GET /v1/operations/{operationId}` until the status is `preview_ready`, `succeeded`, `failed`, or `canceled`.
When an operation has a generated resource, `mintUrl` links to the World or 3D Model on Mint. When an operation succeeds, `assets` includes the generated files your app needs. World assets include fields such as `panoUrl`, `colliderMeshUrl`, `spzUrls`, `thumbnailUrl`, and `caption`. 3D Model assets include fields such as `optimizedGlbUrl`, `glbUrl`, `thumbnailUrl`, and `previewImageUrl`.
## List generated resources
Use `GET /v1/worlds` and `GET /v1/models` to list resources generated through your API project:
```bash theme={null}
curl "https://api.mint.gg/v1/worlds?limit=20" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer your_api_key"
```
Responses include `data` and `pagination.nextCursor`. Pass `cursor` to fetch the next page. These list endpoints only return resources created through the Mint API for the authenticated project.
## Check credits and usage
Use `GET /v1/usage` to check the authenticated Mint account's available Credits and aggregate API usage:
```bash theme={null}
curl https://api.mint.gg/v1/usage \
-H "Authorization: Bearer your_api_key"
```
The response includes `credits`, `subscription`, and compact `apiUsage` totals.
## OpenAPI and SDKs
The OpenAPI contract is available at:
```text theme={null}
https://api.mint.gg/openapi.json
```
The reference pages in this documentation are generated from the same OpenAPI contract. TypeScript and Python SDKs are planned before broader API availability.
# LLM
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/developers/llm-docs-index
AI-readable docs files for Mint.
Use these llms.txt files to instruct your LLM on how to use the Mint API.
* [llms.txt](/llms.txt)
* [llms-full.txt](/llms-full.txt)
# Explore and share
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/explore-and-share
Browse Worlds, save Favorites, share links, and use viewer actions in Mint.
**Access:** Public and Signed in
Mint is not only for creation. You can also browse public Worlds, move through
them in 3D, save Favorites, and share links with other people.
## Browse the Home page
**Access:** Public
The Home page may show:
* Featured Worlds
* Tag filters
* A top search bar
* An optional globe-style explore view during some rollouts
If you just want to look around, start here.
## Search for Worlds
**Access:** Public
Use the top search bar to find Worlds by name or theme.
1. Click the search bar.
2. Type a word or phrase.
3. Pick a result from the dropdown, or press Enter to open the full search page.
Example searches:
```text theme={null}
cozy cabin
desert
futuristic city
```
If Mint finds nothing, you may still see featured Worlds as a fallback.
## Open and explore a World
**Access:** Public
1. Click or tap a World card from Home, Search, or a creator profile.
2. Wait for the World to load.
3. Move through it using desktop or mobile controls.
4. Open the creator's profile from their avatar if you want more from the same person.
On touch devices, Mint may switch into a feed-like flow where you can swipe up
for the next World.
## Viewer actions
**Access:** Public and Signed in
Inside a World, you may see actions such as:
* **Favorite**
* **Reuse Prompt** or **Edit World**, if shown
* **Share**
* **World Options**
Notes:
* **Favorite** requires sign-in.
* **Reuse Prompt** or **Edit World** starts a follow-up creation flow in Chat.
* **World Options** may include owner-only actions like **Hide from profile**.
## Share a World
**Access:** Public
Open a World and click **Share**. Mint can offer:
* **Copy link**
* **Copy embed link**
* **Take screenshot**
Use **Copy link** to share a normal viewing link. Use **Copy embed link** when
you want to place the World inside another page that supports embeds.
## Favorite Worlds
**Access:** Signed in
To save a World for later:
1. Open the World.
2. Click **Favorite**.
3. Open your **Profile**.
4. View it later under **Favorites**.
Favorites are personal to your account.
## Hide your own World from your profile
**Access:** Signed in
If you created a World and do not want it shown on your public profile grid:
1. Open your World.
2. Click **World Options**.
3. Choose **Hide from profile**.
The World is not deleted. It moves into your **Hidden** tab.
## Optional/beta: credit treasure hunts
**Access:** Optional/Beta
In some rollouts, Worlds may contain hidden credit rewards. If this feature is
enabled on Mint, you may discover free Credits while exploring.
Treat this as an extra, not a guaranteed part of every World.
## Good explore workflows
**Access:** Public and Signed in
Workflow 1: discovery
1. Browse Home.
2. Filter by a tag.
3. Open a few Worlds.
4. Save Favorites after signing in.
Workflow 2: share
1. Open one of your own Worlds.
2. Reuse or edit it if needed.
3. Copy a viewing link or embed link.
4. Share it with the people who should see it.
Next step: [Account and profile](/account-profile-and-billing)
# FAQ, troubleshooting, and limitations
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/faq-troubleshooting-and-limitations
Find answers to common Mint questions, recover from failed flows, and understand product limits.
**Access:** Public, Signed in, Optional/Beta, and Limited access
Use this page when something is unclear or not working the way you expected.
## FAQ
### What is the difference between a World and a 3D Model?
* A **World** is a place you can walk through.
* A **3D Model** is a single object or character you can open and download as a GLB file.
### Do I need to sign in to use Mint?
No for browsing. Yes for creating, saving Favorites, and managing billing.
### What is a Preview?
A Preview is the image Mint shows before final generation. You can review it, edit it, or cancel before you continue.
### Where do my creations go?
* Worlds go to your **Profile** under **Worlds**.
* 3D Models go to your **Profile** under **3D Models**.
* Failed or cancelled items with a usable Preview go to **Previews**.
### How do I edit an existing World?
Open the World and click **Reuse Prompt** or **Edit World**, if shown. Mint sends you back to Chat with the World as the starting point.
### Can I make something private?
* Worlds can be hidden from your public profile with **Hide from profile**.
* 3D Models can be switched between **Public** and **Private**.
### Can I download my 3D Model?
Yes. Open the model and use **Download GLB**.
## Troubleshooting
### I cannot start creating
Check these first:
* You are signed in.
* You have enough Credits or an available optional plan quota.
* Chat is not showing a billing, quota, or active-generation blocker above the composer.
If Mint says too many generations are already running, wait for one to finish before starting another.
### My upload failed
Check these basics:
* The file type is supported by the picker.
* The image is under the on-screen size limit.
* The composer is not already at the on-screen image limit.
* Use a normal image file or a direct image URL when possible.
### My Street View or listing link did not work
Try again with:
* A fresh Google Maps or Street View link
* A supported `Zillow`, `Airbnb`, or `Redfin` page
* Fewer redirects or copied tracking text around the URL
If it still fails, upload images manually instead.
### My Preview failed or I cancelled it
Open your **Profile** and go to **Previews**.
From there you can:
* Click **Continue** to return to Chat
* Click **Delete** to remove the failed item
### My World is missing from my public profile
If it still exists but is not public on your profile:
1. Open the World.
2. Open **World Options**.
3. Check whether it was hidden from your profile.
### My model is missing from my public profile
Open the gear icon on the model card and check **Model Info**. It may be set to **Private**.
## Known limits
### Creation limits
Mint shows current image, billing, quota, and active-generation limits in Chat or
the capture flow before you submit. Use the in-product message as the source of
truth.
### Rollout-dependent features
These may appear only for some users:
* **Subscribe & Save**
* Other checkout options
* Globe-style explore mode
* Credit treasure hunts inside Worlds
* Redemption codes
* Referral Credits
* Native App Store or Google Play billing
### Free previews
Eligible users may receive a limited number of free previews. Because this can vary by rollout or product copy, always rely on the current in-product message.
### Studio
* **Studio** is restricted.
* Some Studio controls can be visible before they are fully usable, such as **Export**.
## Good recovery habits
1. Check your **Profile** before restarting work from scratch.
2. Use **Previews** to continue failed or cancelled items.
3. Keep your prompts clear and specific.
4. Buy Credits or review your optional plan before launching several generations at once.
5. When in doubt, test with a simpler prompt first.
## Need more help?
* Recheck the relevant guide page:
[Getting started](/getting-started), [Create worlds and 3D models](/create-worlds-and-3d-models), [Create with Chat](/create-with-chat), [Capture with the Mint mobile app](/mobile-capture), [Explore and share](/explore-and-share), [Account and profile](/account-profile-and-billing), or [Plans, Credits, and billing](/plans-credits-and-billing).
* Contact [Mint support](/support) if you still need help.
# Use generation settings
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/generation-settings
Choose Mint generation presets, understand Custom settings, and handle billing or quota messages in Chat.
**Access:** Signed in and Optional/Beta
Generation settings control how Mint creates Previews and final assets in Chat.
Most users should start with the default preset and change settings only when
they have a specific reason.
## Open settings
**Access:** Signed in
In Chat, use either:
* The preset selector near the composer.
* The settings button beside the composer.
The settings dialog shows the current preset and the model choices behind it.
Use the labels shown in Mint as the source of truth.
## Choose a preset
**Access:** Signed in
Mint can show these presets:
* **Fast**: Use this for quick drafts and early idea exploration.
* **Standard**: Use this for most creation work.
* **Production**: Use this when you want to spend more time and Credits on a stronger result.
* **Custom**: Use this only when you want to choose specific generation models.
If you are unsure, keep the default preset.
## Use Custom carefully
**Access:** Optional/Beta
**Custom** exposes more model choices, including assistant, Preview, World, and
3D Model settings.
The visible labels can include assistant choices and generation choices for
Preview creation, Preview editing, World generation, and 3D Model generation.
Do not change them unless you know why you need a different label.
Use **Custom** when:
* You are comparing generation behavior.
* A teammate or Mint support asked you to try a specific option.
* You know which model label you want to use.
Switch back to **Fast**, **Standard**, or **Production** if Custom choices make
results harder to compare.
## Multi-image mode
**Access:** Signed in
When you add multiple images for a World, Mint can use them together to guide the
space.
If Mint shows a multi-image mode, use the default when the images all describe
the same place. Choose a more specific mode only when the UI label matches your
intent, such as using images as layout direction or stronger visual control.
Use multiple images when:
* Each image shows a different useful angle.
* The images share a consistent style or lighting.
* You want Mint to understand a room, exterior, or object relationship.
Avoid mixing unrelated images in one request. If the images describe different
ideas, create separate chats.
## Billing and quota messages
**Access:** Signed in and Optional/Beta
If Mint cannot start a Preview or final generation, Chat can show a message above
the composer.
Common reasons include:
* You need more Credits.
* You need an active plan.
* Your included monthly Credits are used up.
* A subscription payment needs attention.
* Too many generations are already running.
Click the action in the message if you want to open **Account** or billing. The
checkout or generation screen is the source of truth before you spend Credits or
start a plan.
## Change settings during a chat
**Access:** Signed in
Settings apply to the next creation or edit you submit. Existing assets in the
thread do not change until you ask Mint to create or revise something.
A good workflow:
1. Start with **Standard**.
2. Generate a Preview.
3. Edit the Preview until the idea is clear.
4. Switch presets only if you need a different quality target.
5. Start final generation when the Preview looks right.
Next step: [Capture with the Mint mobile app](/mobile-capture)
# Getting started
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/getting-started
Learn how to sign in, navigate Mint, and understand what changes after you create an account.
**Access:** Public and Signed in
This page helps you get comfortable with Mint for the first time.
## Sign in
**Access:** Signed in
To create content or manage your account, sign in first.
1. Click **Sign In** or **Create Your Space**.
2. Choose **Google** or **Email**.
3. Finish the sign-in flow.
4. Return to Mint. You can now open **New chat**, **Profile**, and **Account**.
You do not need to sign in just to browse public Worlds.
## Main navigation
**Access:** Public
Mint uses a simple main navigation:
* **Home**: Browse featured Worlds and tags.
* **New chat**: Start a new World or 3D Model from prompts, images, and links.
* **Explore**: Browse public Worlds when this section is shown.
* **Profile**: Open your public profile and your own creations.
* **Account**: Manage your Account, Credits, and billing options when available.
* **Search**: Use the bar at the top to find Worlds.
* **Studio**: Open a limited-access desktop workspace if it is available.
On your own profile, you can also open **Account Settings** and your current credit balance.
## What you can do without signing in
**Access:** Public
You can:
* Browse the Home page.
* Search public Worlds.
* Open public profiles.
* View public Worlds and public 3D Models.
* Open About and Changelog pages.
You cannot:
* Create Worlds or 3D Models.
* Save Favorites.
* Buy Credits or manage billing.
## What changes after you sign in
**Access:** Signed in
After signing in, you can:
* Open **New chat**.
* Start new World and 3D Model generations.
* Capture rooms, objects, and people in the Mint mobile app.
* Save Favorites.
* Open **Account**.
* Manage Credits.
* Invite friends.
* Manage your own profile tabs like **Previews** and **Hidden**.
## First-time orientation
**Access:** Public
A simple first session looks like this:
1. Open **Home**.
2. Click a World card to enter a 3D scene.
3. Move around and test the controls.
4. Return and click **New chat**.
5. Sign in if you have not already.
6. Start with a small prompt and review the Preview before committing to final generation.
Example:
```text theme={null}
Try browsing first: open a featured World, then save one to Favorites after you sign in.
```
## Desktop controls
**Access:** Public
Mint supports keyboard and mouse controls while viewing a World.
* `W`, `A`, `S`, `D` or arrow keys: move
* Mouse: look around
* `Space`: jump in the default avatar mode
* `Esc`: close or back out of viewer actions in some contexts
You may also see extra actions in some views, such as avatar changes, emotes, or respawn.
## Mobile controls
**Access:** Public
On touch devices:
* Use the left-side joystick to move.
* Drag on the screen to look around.
* Use on-screen action buttons when available.
* In feed-style World browsing, swipe up to move to the next World.
## Public vs signed-in habits
**Access:** Public and Signed in
Good public habits:
* Explore Worlds before spending Credits.
* Search by mood, place, or theme.
* Open creator profiles to see more work.
Good signed-in habits:
* Start with a clear Preview before running final generation.
* Check your **Profile** often while something is still processing.
* Use **Account** to keep an eye on Credits or optional plan usage.
* Use mobile **My Models** after scanning with the Mint mobile app.
## Before you start creating
**Access:** Signed in
Keep these basics in mind:
* Worlds can use text, images, Street View links, and supported listing links.
* 3D Models use text or one reference image.
* Chat shows a message if an image, link, quota, or billing state needs attention.
* The current Mint UI is the source of truth for limits before you generate.
Next step: [Create worlds and 3D models](/create-worlds-and-3d-models)
# Create, capture, and explore in Mint
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/index
Start with the core workflows for creating Worlds, generating 3D Models, capturing real spaces, and managing your Account.
Start here
Choose the workflow you need next.
Create from Chat, capture with mobile, explore Worlds, or review Account and billing basics.
Mint lets you create, explore, and share 3D spaces called Worlds. You can also
create 3D Models, capture real rooms and objects with the mobile app, browse
other creators' work, and share public Worlds.
## What Mint is for
Mint is for creators, hobbyists, teams, and curious explorers who want to:
* Turn prompts and images into 3D spaces.
* Turn a prompt or image into a downloadable 3D Model.
* Browse public Worlds and creator profiles.
* Share a World with a link, embed it, or take screenshots.
## What you can do in Mint
* Browse featured Worlds from the Home page.
* Search for Worlds by name.
* Open a World and move through it in 3D.
* Create a new World from Chat using text, images, Street View links, or supported listing links.
* Create a 3D Model from text or an image.
* Capture rooms, objects, and people with the Mint mobile app.
* Reuse an existing World by starting from its current look.
* Save Favorites and manage your public profile.
* Manage Credits, invite friends, and manage optional plans if they are available on your Account.
## Quick start
1. Open Mint and browse the Home page.
2. Click a World thumbnail to explore it.
3. Click **New chat** and sign in when you are ready to make something.
4. Describe a World or 3D Model, or add a reference image.
5. Review the Preview, then start the final generation.
6. Open your **Profile** or mobile **My Models** to find what you made.
Example:
```text theme={null}
World prompt: A cozy mountain cabin at sunset with warm lights and pine trees
3D Model prompt: A stylized red scooter with chrome trim
```
## Access legend
* **Public**: Anyone can view this area.
* **Signed in**: You need to sign in first.
* **Optional/Beta**: This may appear only for some users or during limited rollouts.
* **Limited access**: This area is restricted to specific accounts.
## Start here
Learn how Mint works, how to sign in, and what changes after you create an account.
Turn prompts, images, Street View links, and listing links into 3D content.
Use New chat, templates, images, links, Previews, edits, and saved threads.
Scan rooms, objects, and people with the Mint mobile app.
Browse Worlds, save Favorites, copy links, and use viewer actions.
Manage profile tabs, Favorites, Previews, Hidden items, model privacy, and account actions.
Understand Credits, optional plans, top-ups, referrals, purchase history, and billing recovery.
Find answers, recover from failed jobs, and understand product limits.
## Recommended reading paths
If you are new:
1. Read [Getting started](/getting-started).
2. Read [Create worlds and 3D models](/create-worlds-and-3d-models).
3. Read [Explore and share](/explore-and-share).
If you mainly want to create:
1. Read [Create worlds and 3D models](/create-worlds-and-3d-models).
2. Read [Create with Chat](/create-with-chat).
3. Read [Use generation settings](/generation-settings).
If you mainly want to capture from your phone:
1. Read [Capture with the Mint mobile app](/mobile-capture).
2. Read [My Models and mobile viewer](/my-models-and-viewer).
## Need help?
* Check the [FAQ, troubleshooting, and limitations](/faq-troubleshooting-and-limitations) page.
* If you need direct help, contact [Mint support](/support).
# MCP
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/integrations/mcp
Connect supported AI clients to Mint through the remote MCP beta.
**Access:** beta
Mint MCP lets supported AI clients connect to your Mint account, browse your assets, and start Mint generation flows from an external agent.
Use the remote endpoint:
```text theme={null}
https://mcp.mint.gg/mcp
```
When your client starts the connection, Mint opens an authorization screen. Sign in with Google or email, review the requested access, and approve only the scopes you want that client to use.
For setup steps and the live tool list, open [mcp.mint.gg](https://mcp.mint.gg).
# Capture with the Mint mobile app
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/mobile-capture
Use the Mint mobile app to scan rooms, objects, and people, then generate Worlds and 3D Models.
**Access:** Signed in
The Mint mobile app is for capture-first creation. Use it when you want to scan
a real room, object, or person from your phone instead of starting from a text
prompt.
## Sign in on mobile
**Access:** Signed in
1. Open the Mint mobile app.
2. Choose **Apple**, **Google**, or email sign in.
3. Finish the sign-in flow.
4. Wait for Mint to prepare your capture session.
Use the same account you use on the web if you want your mobile Worlds and 3D
Models to appear with the rest of your Mint content.
## Choose a scan mode
**Access:** Signed in
From the mobile home screen, choose one of these modes:
* **Scan Room** with **Precision Mode**: Capture four guided room photos.
* **Scan Room** with **Fast Mode**: Record one guided 360 sweep.
* **Scan Object**: Capture one object for a 3D Model.
* **Scan Person**: Capture one standing person for a 3D Model.
Choose **Precision Mode** when you want more control. Choose **Fast Mode** when
you can rotate steadily through the space.
## Scan a room with Precision Mode
**Access:** Signed in
Precision Mode guides you through four room photos.
1. Tap **Scan Room** for **Precision Mode**.
2. Allow camera access.
3. Allow Motion access if your device asks.
4. Stand near the center of the space.
5. Rotate until a direction segment glows.
6. Tap the shutter for each direction.
7. Review the captured directions.
8. Tap any frame to retake it if needed.
9. Tap **Generate World**.
Keep the phone level and avoid large position changes between photos.
## Scan a room with Fast Mode
**Access:** Signed in
Fast Mode uses a guided video sweep.
1. Tap **Scan Room** for **Fast Mode**.
2. Allow camera, microphone, and Motion access if asked.
3. Stand in the center of your space.
4. Tap record.
5. Rotate slowly through a full circle.
6. Watch the coverage ring.
7. Stop recording when the app says the sweep is ready.
8. Tap **Generate World**.
If the app says the sweep needs more coverage or steadier motion, record another
pass.
## Scan an object
**Access:** Signed in
Use **Scan Object** for a single object you want as a 3D Model.
1. Place the object inside the frame.
2. Keep the background clean.
3. Wait for Mint to detect the object, if detection is available.
4. Tap the capture button.
5. Use **Gallery** if you want to pick an existing image instead.
6. If Mint asks, retake the image or tap **Use Anyway**.
Use one clear subject. Avoid clutter, heavy shadows, and cropped edges.
## Scan a person
**Access:** Signed in
Use **Scan Person** for a standing person.
1. Frame one person from the front.
2. Keep the full silhouette visible.
3. Wait for Mint to detect the person, if detection is available.
4. Tap the capture button.
5. Follow any prompt to retake or tap **Use Anyway**.
Use good lighting and leave space around the body.
## Upload and generation states
**Access:** Signed in
After capture, Mint uploads the source media and starts generation.
You may see:
* **Uploading...** while Mint sends the capture.
* A generation progress screen while Mint builds the World.
* **World ready** when a room capture finishes.
* **Working** in **My Models** while a 3D Model is still processing.
* **Failed** if the capture or generation did not finish.
If a generation fails, try a clearer capture before starting again.
## Where mobile captures appear
**Access:** Signed in
Mobile room captures appear as Worlds. Mobile object and person captures appear
as 3D Models.
You can find them in:
* **My Models** in the mobile app.
* Your web **Profile** if the mobile app and web account use the same Mint account.
Next step: [My Models and mobile viewer](/my-models-and-viewer)
# My Models and mobile viewer
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/my-models-and-viewer
Open mobile-created Worlds and 3D Models, understand library statuses, and adjust mobile viewer controls.
**Access:** Signed in
**My Models** is the Mint mobile library for your generated Worlds and 3D Models.
It includes completed captures and active generation sessions.
## Open My Models
**Access:** Signed in
1. Open the Mint mobile app.
2. Tap **Models** in the bottom navigation.
3. Choose a World or 3D Model.
Worlds and 3D Models are shown together, with the newest items first.
## Status labels
**Access:** Signed in
Library cards can show:
* **Ready**: The item is finished and can be opened.
* **Working**: Mint is still generating or optimizing the item.
* **Preview**: A Preview exists, but final generation is not complete.
* **Failed**: The generation did not finish.
* **Cancelled**: The generation was stopped before completion.
If an item is not ready, the card may show a short message explaining what is
happening.
## Open a World on mobile
**Access:** Signed in
1. Open **My Models**.
2. Tap a ready World.
3. Wait for the World viewer to load.
The mobile World viewer can include:
* **Move** joystick: Move through the World.
* **Look** joystick: Turn the camera.
* Touch gestures for looking and moving.
* **Back**: Return to the previous screen.
* **Reset**: Reset the camera position.
* **Settings**: Adjust viewer controls.
If the native viewer is not available on your device or app build, Mint shows an
error message instead of opening the World.
## Adjust viewer settings
**Access:** Signed in
Open **Settings** from the World viewer to tune:
* **Look sensitivity**
* **Move sensitivity**
Changes save on the device and apply to joystick controls and touch gestures.
Use **Reset to defaults** if the viewer becomes too fast or too slow.
## Open a 3D Model on mobile
**Access:** Signed in
1. Open **My Models**.
2. Tap a ready 3D Model.
3. Use the embedded viewer to inspect it.
The model viewer can show:
* A 3D preview when the final file is ready.
* A Preview image while the 3D file is still preparing.
* **Open GLB File** or **Open 3D File** when a file link is available.
* **Create Another** to return to capture.
If a model failed, start another capture with a clearer subject and cleaner
background.
Next step: [Explore and share](/explore-and-share)
# Plans, Credits, and billing
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/plans-credits-and-billing
Understand Mint Credits, optional plans, top-ups, redemption codes, referrals, purchase history, and billing recovery.
**Access:** Signed in and Optional/Beta
Mint uses Credits and optional plans to pay for generation. The exact offer,
price, quota, and checkout details can change, so always use the current Mint UI
as the source of truth before you buy or start generation.
## Credits
**Access:** Signed in
Credits are Mint's generation currency. Mint can use Credits for Previews, final
World generation, final 3D Model generation, and related generation steps.
You may see:
* Included monthly Credits from a plan.
* Top-up Credits you bought or redeemed.
* Bonus Credits from eligible campaigns.
If you do not have enough Credits for an action, Mint shows a billing or quota
message before generation starts.
## Included monthly Credits
**Access:** Optional/Beta
If plans are available on your account, **Account** can show a plan card with:
* Your current plan.
* Monthly Credits used.
* Monthly Credits remaining.
* Trial or cancellation status.
* Billing or plan management actions.
Included Credits reset on the schedule shown in Mint. Unused behavior can vary
by plan, so rely on the plan screen before making billing decisions.
## Top-up Credits
**Access:** Signed in and Optional/Beta
Top-up Credits are used after included monthly Credits when your account supports
them.
To buy top-up Credits on web:
1. Open **Account**.
2. Find the top-up Credits section.
3. Choose a pack.
4. Complete checkout.
5. Return to **Account** to confirm the balance.
Top-up purchase options may appear only for some accounts or plan states.
## Redemption codes
**Access:** Optional/Beta
If redemption codes are enabled, **Account** can show **Have a redemption code?**
1. Open **Account**.
2. Click **Have a redemption code?**.
3. Enter the code.
4. Click **Redeem**.
Mint adds the granted Credits after the code is accepted. Codes can expire or be
limited, so use the message shown in Mint if a code does not work.
## Invite friends
**Access:** Signed in
Mint can include an invite flow that grants Credits when an invited friend signs
up.
1. Open **Account**.
2. Click **Invite**.
3. Enter your friend's email address.
4. Click **Send**.
Use the reward shown in **Account** as the current referral offer.
## Purchase History
**Access:** Signed in
Open **Purchase History** from **Account** to review completed Credits activity.
Purchase history can show:
* Card purchases.
* Bonus Credits.
* Referral rewards.
* Redeemed Credits.
* Available transaction links for supported payment methods.
## Optional plans and trials
**Access:** Optional/Beta
Plans can unlock included monthly Credits, plan-specific usage, or other
generation access. Eligible accounts may also see a trial offer.
When choosing a plan:
* Read the plan card before checkout.
* Check whether the plan is managed by Stripe, App Store, or Google Play.
* Keep the confirmation email or store receipt.
* Return to **Account** or mobile **Billing** to confirm the plan is active.
## Past-due or cancelled plans
**Access:** Signed in and Optional/Beta
If a payment fails or a plan is cancelled, generation may be paused or limited.
To recover:
1. Open **Account** on web or **Billing** on mobile.
2. Click the billing or management action shown there.
3. Update the payment method or plan in the provider flow.
4. Return to Mint and retry generation.
If Mint still shows a billing blocker after payment is fixed, contact
[Mint support](/support).
## Web and mobile billing
**Access:** Signed in and Optional/Beta
Web billing may open Stripe checkout or Stripe billing management. Mobile billing
may use App Store or Google Play purchase and restore flows.
Important details:
* A web Stripe subscription is managed through Stripe billing.
* A mobile App Store subscription is managed through Apple.
* A mobile Google Play subscription is managed through Google Play.
* Deleting a Mint account does not automatically cancel an app store subscription.
Use the provider shown in Mint to decide where to manage or cancel a plan.
Next step: [FAQ, troubleshooting, and limitations](/faq-troubleshooting-and-limitations)
# Privacy Policy
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/privacy
Learn what personal data Mint collects, how Mint uses it, and when Mint shares it with service providers.
**Access:** Public
Effective date: April 29, 2026
Last updated: May 6, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how FKR Inc ("Mint," "we," "us," or "our") collects, uses, and shares personal information when you use Mint, including `mint.gg`, `docs.mint.gg`, Mint Capture, websites, apps, APIs, creation tools, viewers, billing flows, and related services (the "Services").
## 1. Information Mint collects
Mint collects information you provide, information created through your use of the Services, and information we receive from service providers.
### Account and sign-in information
We may collect wallet addresses, email addresses, third-party authentication identifiers, sign-in method, account settings, Profile details, Favorites, generation privacy preferences, content visibility settings, hidden content settings, deletion requests, and deletion-status records.
### Content and generation information
We may collect prompts, chat content, links, uploaded files, reference images, source images, photos, guided video captures, image sets, generated Worlds, generated 3D Models, Previews, GLB files, splats, thumbnails, captions, tags, generation settings, generation status, generation errors, generated outputs, and related metadata.
We may collect generation privacy preferences, content visibility settings, deletion requests, and operational records related to AI model calls, including prompts, inputs, outputs, model selections, timing, errors, and trace metadata used to operate, debug, secure, evaluate, and improve Mint.
### Billing and entitlement information
We may collect Credits balances, subscription status, purchase history, payment processor identifiers, app store purchase identifiers, receipts, renewal status, refund status, billing events, and entitlement records.
### Device, usage, and diagnostics information
We may collect device type, operating system, app version, IP address, approximate region inferred from network information, feature usage, timestamps, operational logs, diagnostics, timing, model-call traces, crash or error details, performance information, and security or abuse-prevention signals.
### Support and communications
We may collect messages you send to Mint, support requests, bug reports, feedback, survey responses, and related contact information.
## 2. How Mint collects information
Mint collects information when you:
* Create or sign in to an account.
* Connect a wallet-backed identity or use a supported third-party or email sign-in method.
* Capture, upload, generate, view, publish, hide, share, download, or delete content.
* Buy Credits, start or manage a subscription, restore purchases, or request billing support.
* Contact Mint for support or privacy questions.
* Use the Services, where the app, website, backend, or service providers automatically create usage, diagnostic, security, and operational records.
Mint may also receive information from authentication, wallet, billing, app store, cloud, AI, support, analytics, observability, security, and infrastructure providers that help us operate the Services.
## 3. How Mint uses information
Mint uses information to:
* Provide, operate, maintain, secure, and improve the Services.
* Create, process, store, display, sync, and support uploaded reference images, source images, chat content, Worlds, 3D Models, Previews, and related assets.
* Authenticate users, maintain sessions, and protect accounts.
* Verify subscription access, Credits, purchases, refunds, and entitlements.
* Route generation jobs, monitor progress, recover from failures, and troubleshoot provider issues.
* Monitor reliability, evaluate generation quality, improve AI behavior, analyze model-call performance, and debug generation issues.
* Personalize product surfaces such as Profile, Favorites, hidden content, library, and recent activity.
* Provide customer support and respond to privacy, billing, safety, or legal requests.
* Detect, investigate, and prevent spam, abuse, fraud, security incidents, and violations of the Terms of Service.
* Comply with legal, tax, accounting, app store, and regulatory obligations.
We use this information to provide the Services, generate and manage content, troubleshoot issues, monitor reliability, evaluate generation quality, improve AI behavior, secure Mint, prevent abuse, and support users.
## 4. Sharing with AI and service providers
Mint uses third-party service providers to operate the Services. We share personal information only as needed for the purposes described in this policy.
When you create or verify content, Mint may send uploaded reference images, source images, captured photos, videos, prompts, chat content, Previews, generated assets, generation settings, generation metadata, and related assets to trusted service providers that help us operate Mint.
We may share information with trusted service providers that help us operate Mint, including AI model providers, infrastructure providers, storage and content-delivery providers, analytics providers, observability providers, payment processors, security providers, app store providers, authentication providers, wallet infrastructure providers, communication tools, and support tools. These providers may process prompts, uploaded media, generated outputs, metadata, logs, or diagnostics as needed to provide services to Mint.
Mint does not sell personal information. Mint requires third parties with whom it shares user data to protect user data as described in this Privacy Policy and as required by applicable law or platform requirements. Service providers may process information only for the services they provide to Mint or as otherwise permitted by law.
## 5. App privacy and tracking
Mint uses personal information for app functionality, content generation, account management, billing, security, support, diagnostics, and service improvement. Mint does not use personal information to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies for third-party advertising.
If Mint introduces a data use that requires additional consent, we will ask for that consent before using the data for that purpose.
## 6. Retention and deletion
Mint keeps information for as long as needed to provide the Services, maintain account and billing records, resolve disputes, enforce agreements, prevent abuse, comply with legal obligations, support operations, and maintain backups.
You may request account deletion in the product where available or by contacting [support](/support). Account deletion removes or disables the account and associated Mint-controlled content according to our deletion process.
When you delete content or request deletion, Mint removes or disables applicable Mint-controlled product records and Mint-owned storage where supported by our deletion process. Mint may also request deletion from service providers when Mint has a supported deletion handle or API.
Some provider-hosted records, cached copies, backups, billing records, security logs, abuse-prevention records, support records, operational logs, diagnostics, trace records, or legally required records may be retained where permitted or required.
Privacy and visibility controls affect how content appears on Mint-controlled product surfaces. Making content private does not necessarily remove copies already shared, downloaded, embedded, cached, copied, screenshotted, recorded, or processed by third-party systems.
## 7. Your choices
You can choose not to provide certain information, but some features may not work without it. For example, Mint cannot create a World or 3D Model unless you provide the capture data, prompt, link, or uploaded media needed for that generation.
You may:
* Choose whether to sign in or start a generation.
* Choose whether to upload photos, videos, prompts, links, or other content.
* Manage Profile, Favorites, hidden content, and supported privacy settings in the product.
* Where available, choose whether future generations are private by default in your Account settings.
* Delete your account where available or contact [support](/support).
* Manage mobile app store subscriptions through the store account that handles the subscription.
* Contact Mint with privacy questions or requests.
## 8. Children
Mint is not directed to children under 13. Do not use Mint if you are under 13. If you believe a child has provided personal information to Mint, contact us so we can review and take appropriate action.
## 9. International processing
Mint and its service providers may process information in the United States and other countries where they operate. Those countries may have data protection laws that differ from the laws where you live.
## 10. Changes to this Privacy Policy
Mint may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. If we make material changes, we will provide notice as required by law, such as by posting the updated policy, updating the effective date, or notifying you in the product or by email.
## 11. Contact
Questions about this Privacy Policy or Mint's privacy practices can be sent to:
FKR Inc
2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94086
Email: [hello@mint.gg](mailto:hello@mint.gg)
Support: [Support](/support)
# Support
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/support
Contact Mint support for help with your account, billing, creation, sharing, and legal questions.
**Access:** Public
Use this page when you need direct help with Mint.
## Contact Mint
Email [hello@mint.gg](mailto:hello@mint.gg) for support.
When you write, include any details that can help Mint understand the issue:
* What you were trying to do.
* The email address you use for Mint, if you are signed in.
* Links to the relevant World, 3D Model, Preview, Profile, or Account page.
* Any error message you saw.
* Your browser, device, or app version if the issue happened in Mint Capture.
For privacy or content deletion requests, also include:
* Your Mint Account email, if available.
* Your Profile link.
* Relevant World, 3D Model, Preview, or chat links.
* Asset IDs or chat IDs, if you have them.
## Common support topics
You can contact Mint about:
* Account access and sign-in issues.
* Credits, billing, plans, or purchase history.
* Failed or cancelled World and 3D Model generations.
* Upload, Preview, sharing, embed, or download issues.
* Profile, Favorites, privacy, or hidden content questions.
* Copyright, privacy, or Terms of Service questions.
## Legal
Read the [Terms of Service](/terms-of-service) for the terms that apply when
you use Mint. Read the [Privacy Policy](/privacy) to learn how Mint collects,
uses, shares, retains, and deletes information.
# Terms of Service
Source: https://docs.mint.gg/terms-of-service
Read the terms that govern your access to and use of Mint.
**Access:** Public
Effective date: April 24, 2026
Last updated: May 7, 2026
These Terms of Service ("Terms") are an agreement between you and FKR Inc
("Mint," "we," "us," or "our"). They govern your access to and use of Mint,
including `mint.gg`, Mint Capture, Mint documentation, websites, apps, APIs,
creation tools, viewers, billing flows, and related services (collectively, the
"Services").
By accessing or using the Services, creating an account, starting a generation,
buying Credits, starting a subscription, or downloading the Mint Capture app,
you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Services.
## 1. Who may use Mint
You may use Mint only if you can form a binding agreement with Mint and are not
barred from using the Services under applicable law. You must be at least 13
years old and old enough under the laws where you live to consent to these
Terms. If you are under the age of majority where you live, a parent or legal
guardian must review and accept these Terms for you.
You are responsible for making sure your use of Mint is legal where you are
located.
## 2. Accounts and wallet-backed sign-in
Some parts of Mint can be browsed publicly. Creating content, saving Favorites,
managing billing, deleting an account, or using other signed-in features
requires an account.
Mint may use third-party authentication, email verification, and wallet
infrastructure. You are responsible for keeping access to your account, email,
device, and wallet secure. You must tell us promptly if you believe your account
has been compromised.
You agree to provide accurate information and not impersonate another person,
claim a wallet or identity you do not control, or use another person's account
without permission.
## 3. What Mint does
Mint helps users create, edit, view, share, and explore AI-generated 3D content.
Depending on your account, device, and rollout status, the Services may let you:
* Generate Worlds from prompts, images, Street View links, listing links,
mobile photos, or guided 360 video captures.
* Generate 3D Models from prompts or images.
* Create and revise Previews before final generation.
* Remix existing Worlds.
* Edit projects in Studio.
* Open public Worlds and creator profiles.
* Favorite, hide, share, embed, or download supported content.
* Buy Credits or subscribe to plans that unlock or fund generation.
The exact features, limits, prices, model options, credit costs, subscription
allowances, and availability can change over time. The in-product purchase or
generation screen is the source of truth at the moment you take an action.
## 4. User content
"User Content" means anything you submit, upload, capture, generate, publish, or
otherwise provide through Mint, including prompts, images, videos, photos,
links, text, profile information, Worlds, 3D Models, scenes, comments, and
generated output.
You represent that you have all rights needed to provide your User Content to
Mint and to grant the licenses in these Terms. You must not upload or generate
content that violates law, infringes another person's rights, exposes private
information without permission, or violates these Terms.
As between you and Mint, you keep the rights you have in your User Content. To
the extent Mint has rights in AI-generated output created for you through the
Services, Mint assigns those rights to you, subject to your compliance with
these Terms, payment obligations, third-party rights, and applicable law.
You grant Mint a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, sublicensable license
to host, store, copy, process, transmit, display, modify, reformat, create
derivative technical formats from, and otherwise use your User Content as needed
to operate, provide, secure, troubleshoot, improve, and support the Services.
For User Content you publish, share, embed, make public, or include in Explore,
this license also lets Mint display, distribute, and promote that public or
shared content in connection with Mint.
If you delete User Content or your account, Mint will handle deletion according
to technical backup, security, legal, billing, and abuse prevention
requirements.
## 5. Public, private, and shared content
Mint includes public and private surfaces. Some content may be public by
default, while other content can be hidden, made private, or limited through
available controls. You are responsible for checking the visibility settings
shown in the product before uploading, publishing, sharing, or embedding.
Private content is intended to limit visibility on Mint-controlled public
surfaces, such as public profiles, Explore, public viewers, embeds, search, and
shared discovery surfaces. Private content may still be processed, stored,
transmitted, analyzed, or accessed by Mint and trusted service providers as
needed to provide, secure, troubleshoot, support, and improve the Services.
Anyone with access to a public or shared link may be able to view the content
available through that link. Do not publish or share content that you do not
want others to see, save, link to, discuss, screenshot, or otherwise access.
If you share, download, embed, copy, screenshot, record, or otherwise distribute
content, privacy controls may not remove those external copies or prevent others
from retaining access to copies they already received.
Privacy, visibility, and deletion controls apply primarily to Mint-controlled
product surfaces and storage. They do not guarantee deletion of content already
shared outside Mint, retained by third-party systems, or preserved where legal,
billing, security, backup, abuse-prevention, support, or operational obligations
apply.
## 6. AI generation and third-party providers
Mint uses artificial intelligence and other third-party services to process
prompts, uploaded media, captures, and generated assets. These services may
include AI model providers, capture and reconstruction providers, cloud storage,
content delivery networks, analytics providers, observability providers,
payment processors, security providers, communication services, support tools,
and other infrastructure providers.
Third-party AI, infrastructure, storage, analytics, observability, and other
service providers may temporarily or persistently process prompts, uploaded
media, generated assets, request metadata, logs, diagnostics, or outputs
according to their systems, contracts, and legal obligations. Mint may use
provider retention controls or deletion APIs where available, but Mint does not
control every provider cache, backup, log, or independently retained record.
AI output can be inaccurate, incomplete, unexpected, offensive, unsafe, delayed,
unavailable, or similar to output generated for other users. Mint does not
guarantee that any Preview, World, 3D Model, GLB, splat, tag, caption, prompt
result, or other generated output will be unique, accurate, lawful for your
intended use, free of third-party rights, or suitable for a particular purpose.
You are responsible for reviewing generated output before using, publishing,
sharing, downloading, selling, or relying on it.
## 7. Acceptable use
You agree not to use Mint to:
* Violate law or another person's rights.
* Upload, generate, publish, or share unlawful, abusive, harassing, hateful,
violent, sexually exploitative, deceptive, fraudulent, or infringing content.
* Create or distribute non-consensual intimate content or sexual content
involving minors.
* Upload private, sensitive, biometric, or confidential information without all
required rights and consent.
* Impersonate another person or misrepresent ownership, affiliation, or source.
* Interfere with, overload, reverse engineer, scrape, crawl, benchmark, or probe
the Services except as allowed by law or written permission.
* Bypass paywalls, subscriptions, credit checks, usage limits, security
controls, store billing rules, or access restrictions.
* Use automated systems to create accounts, spam, manipulate metrics, exploit
referrals, or abuse free Previews, Credits, coupons, campaigns, or trials.
* Use Mint to develop competing models or services in a way that violates these
Terms.
* Upload malware or attempt to compromise Mint, its users, or its providers.
Mint may remove content, limit visibility, suspend generation, revoke access, or
terminate accounts when we believe these Terms may have been violated or when
needed to protect users, Mint, providers, or the public.
## 8. Credits, plans, subscriptions, and payments
Mint may offer free Previews, promotional credits, top-up Credits, subscription
plans, trials, discounts, referrals, redemption codes, or other paid or unpaid
entitlements. These may vary by platform, rollout, region, account, and time.
Credits and subscription allowances are not money, stored value, banked funds,
or property. They are limited rights to use eligible Mint features. Unless
required by law or expressly stated in the purchase flow, Credits and allowances
are not transferable, refundable, redeemable for cash, or usable outside Mint.
Paid subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled through the applicable
purchase channel before renewal. If payment fails, Mint may pause or limit paid
features until billing is restored. Canceling a subscription generally stops
future renewals but does not automatically refund prior charges.
For web purchases, Mint may use a payment processor. Your payment method,
billing details, tax, refund, chargeback, and payment processor relationship may
be governed by additional terms from that provider.
For mobile app purchases, new digital subscriptions may be sold through mobile
app store billing. The applicable app store may process payment, renewal,
cancellation, taxes, refunds, family sharing, and purchase management according
to its own terms and policies. To cancel or manage a mobile subscription, use
the subscription management tools provided by the app store for your account.
Prices, plan names, included usage, credit costs, and feature availability may
change. We will present material purchase terms in the purchase flow where
required.
## 9. App stores
If you download Mint Capture from a mobile app store, your license to use the
app may also be subject to that app store's terms and any applicable standard or
custom end user license agreement. The app store is not responsible for
providing maintenance or support for Mint except as required by applicable law
or that app store's own terms.
If you buy a subscription through a mobile app store, your use of that
subscription may also be subject to the app store's terms and policies.
If there is a conflict between these Terms and mandatory app store terms for an
app-store purchase or download, the mandatory app store terms control for that
specific conflict.
## 10. Ownership of Mint
Mint and its software, designs, interfaces, trademarks, logos, text, graphics,
code, models, systems, documentation, and other materials are owned by Mint or
its licensors. Except for the limited right to use the Services under these
Terms, we do not grant you any ownership rights in Mint.
You may not copy, modify, distribute, sell, lease, sublicense, reverse engineer,
or create derivative works from Mint except as allowed by these Terms, open
source licenses, or applicable law.
If you send feedback, suggestions, ideas, or bug reports, you grant Mint the
right to use them without restriction or compensation.
## 11. Privacy
Mint's collection and use of personal information is described in the
[Privacy Policy](/privacy).
The Services may process account identifiers, wallet addresses, email
addresses, prompts, uploaded files, captures, generated assets, generation
metadata, content visibility settings, privacy preferences, billing state, usage
events, device information, operational logs, diagnostics, model-call traces,
and support communications as needed to provide and support Mint.
You may request account deletion through the product where available or by
contacting [support](/support). Some billing, security, backup, abuse
prevention, operational, legal, tax, support, provider-hosted, or cached records
may be retained where permitted or required.
For privacy questions, contact Mint at
[hello@mint.gg](mailto:hello@mint.gg).
## 12. Copyright and intellectual property complaints
If you believe content on Mint infringes your copyright or other rights, contact
us at [hello@mint.gg](mailto:hello@mint.gg) with enough information for us to
identify the content and evaluate the claim. Mint may remove or restrict access
to content and may terminate repeat infringers where appropriate.
## 13. Changes to the services
Mint is evolving. We may add, remove, suspend, limit, rename, reprice, or change
features, models, providers, plans, Credits, Previews, generation types, usage
limits, public surfaces, or support channels at any time. We are not liable for
changes, interruptions, delays, failed generations, provider outages, or loss of
access except where required by law.
## 14. Termination
You may stop using Mint at any time. You may be able to delete your account from
the product, subject to billing and security checks.
Mint may suspend or terminate your access, remove content, disable generation,
or close your account if we believe you violated these Terms, created risk for
Mint or others, failed to pay amounts owed, abused the Services, or used the
Services unlawfully.
Sections that by their nature should survive termination will survive, including
ownership, payment obligations, disclaimers, limitations of liability,
indemnity, and dispute terms.
## 15. Disclaimers
The Services are provided "as is" and "as available." To the fullest extent
allowed by law, Mint disclaims all warranties, whether express, implied, or
statutory, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular
purpose, title, non-infringement, availability, accuracy, and quiet enjoyment.
Mint does not guarantee that the Services will be uninterrupted, secure, error
free, or that generated content will meet your needs, comply with law, avoid
third-party rights, or remain available.
## 16. Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent allowed by law, Mint and its affiliates, officers,
directors, employees, agents, licensors, and providers will not be liable for
indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or
for lost profits, revenues, data, goodwill, content, or business opportunities.
To the fullest extent allowed by law, Mint's total liability for all claims
arising out of or relating to the Services or these Terms will not exceed the
greater of: (a) the amount you paid Mint for the Services in the three months
before the claim arose, or (b) USD \$100.
Some jurisdictions do not allow certain limitations, so some of the limits above
may not apply to you.
## 17. Indemnity
To the fullest extent allowed by law, you agree to defend, indemnify, and hold
Mint and its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, agents, licensors, and
providers harmless from claims, damages, losses, liabilities, costs, and
expenses, including reasonable attorneys' fees, arising from or related to your
User Content, your use of the Services, your violation of these Terms, your
violation of law, or your violation of another person's rights.
## 18. Governing law and disputes
These Terms are governed by the laws of California, without regard to
conflict-of-law rules. Any dispute arising out of or relating to these Terms or
the Services will be brought in the courts located in San Francisco, California,
unless applicable law requires otherwise.
## 19. Changes to these Terms
We may update these Terms from time to time. If we make material changes, we
will provide notice as required by law, such as by posting the updated Terms,
updating the effective date, or notifying you in the product or by email. Your
continued use of the Services after the updated Terms become effective means you
accept the updated Terms.
## 20. Contact
Questions about these Terms or the Services can be sent to:
FKR Inc
2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94086
Email: [hello@mint.gg](mailto:hello@mint.gg)
Support: [Support](/support)