When you purchase our digital graphics you receive high resolution files and a Personal Use License. You can create print and digital projects that you intend for personal use only. From making birthday cards to producing a set of jewellery, your creativity is the limit of what you can make. The one stipulation is that you don’t sell the things you create, or use them for a business.
In addition to personal uses, you may also license the graphics for commercial purposes by purchasing an extended license. We offer easy, off the shelf extended licenses for projects including:
– Business promotion on your website
– Social media
– Websites
– Online courses,
– Packaging
– Commercial products
In any cases where the final design/work is intended for public use, whether personal or commercial, the final design/work must be significantly different than the original graphic; require time, effort, and skill to produce; and not derive its primary value from the graphic itself. Please see these examples for illustration of acceptable and unacceptable uses.
The licensed asset can appear in a non-commercial project.
– End Products Not For Sale
– One personal social media account with non-commercial activities
– End products for sale
– Business social media accounts
– Physical or digital paid advertisements
– Native apps, web apps, or games
The licensed asset can appear in up to 2,500 / 5,000 end products for sale.
– Up to 2500 / 5,000 physical or digital end products for sale
– One business social media account owned and managed by the licensee
– Unlimited physical advertisements for local markets
– Digital paid advertisements with unlimited impressions
– Broadcast and streaming for up to 500,000 lifetime viewers
– Native apps, web apps, or games
Not finding what you need in our standard license options? We’re happy to work with you to develop a custom extended license for your specific production needs. Simply get in touch and tell us a little about your production plans.
– Which graphic(s) would you like to work with
– The product(s) you are making
– How you intend to use the graphic(s)
– Production quantities
– Region and mode of distribution