When can I use a Personal License?
A Personal License is a non-exclusive, perpetual license that allows one individual to use the purchased digital asset for commercial or non-commercial purposes across multiple creative works.
Please select the appropriate license based on the number of people who edit or modify the purchased digital asset file.
✔️ When a Personal License may be used
- Only one person edits or modifies the digital asset file.
- Assistants, freelancers, or other third parties do not edit or modify the digital asset file.
⚠️ Personal License restrictions
- A Personal License belongs to one purchaser only.
- The asset file may not be shared, loaned, or transferred to a third party.
✔️ When a Shared License is required
- Required: Two or more people edit or modify the digital asset file.
- Recommended: A third party other than the purchaser can access, edit, or modify the asset file.
📌 When a Personal License may still be used for collaborative work
- Multiple people participate in the project, but only one person edits or modifies the digital asset file.
- Multiple people edit or modify the asset file, but every participant holds their own Personal License for the same product.
💡 Typical examples
1. A freelancer edits or modifies the asset file directly and delivers only the completed JPG or PNG images to the client without sharing the original asset file or working file. → A Personal License may be used.
2. The purchaser places a 3D background and flattens it into a single image, after which an assistant performs only overall color adjustments or post-processing on that image. → Since the assistant does not access the original asset file, a Personal License may be used.
3. The purchaser and an assistant each import the asset file or modify its models or layers. → Since two or more people edit or modify the asset file, a Shared License is required.
4. Multiple people edit or modify the asset file, but every participant holds their own Personal License for the same product. → The product may be used under each participant’s Personal License.
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