
FancyBloom Licenses
To make it easy to license digital assets appropriately for your project, FancyBloom designed two licensing options that you can choose from to do the right thing.
Licenses
Personal
The licensed asset can appear in non-commercial project
Licensee – Individual
Number of Users – Single User
Non-Commercial (Personal) Use – Permitted
Commercial Use – Not Permitted
Can be used for:
- Physical End Products Not For Sale
- One personal social media account with non-commercial activities
Cannot be used for:
- End Product For Sale
- Business Social Media Accounts
- Physical or digital paid advertisements
- Etsy website
- Native apps, web apps, or games
Commercial
The licensed asset can appear in end products for sale
Licensee – Individual or Legal Entity (Company), as indicated at the time of purchase.
Number of Users – The number of permitted users declared and paid for at the time of purchase.
Commercial Use – Physical End Products
Can be used for:
- Physical End Products For Sale
- Social media business accounts owned and operated by the licensee that represent the same (one) business.
- One website owned and managed by the licensee
- Unlimited physical advertisements for local markets
- Digital paid advertisements with unlimited impressions
Cannot be used for:
- Etsy website
- Native apps, web apps, or games
Any resale/sublicense of the Licensed Asset in source file form or otherwise competitive with the Licensed Asset is prohibited!
An End Product is a product you will create from the asset(s) you purchased on FancyBloom.
Commercial Use is any use:
- that involves an exchange of money or other consideration
- that promotes a business (e.g., sole proprietorship, corporation, or partnership), product, or service
- where financial gain or other consideration is either sought or a result, directly or indirectly, of Licensee’s use of the Licensed Asset.
If one or more of the above is true, the use is “Commercial”.
Personal use is a use that is only for personal purposes. If the use meets one or more of the “commercial” bullet points above, it qualifies as “Commercial” use.
- Use the Licensed Asset for commercial purposes under the “Commercial” license
- Use the asset for non-commercial, personal activities with both license types
- Resell or sub-license the Licensed Asset in a way that is directly competitive with it
- Resell any modification of the asset on its own
- Make the asset public or share the asset in any way that allows others to download, extract, or redistribute it as a standalone file
- Falsely represent authorship and/or ownership of the Licensed Asset
- Any other use that is not expressly permitted in the license terms is strictly prohibited
Looking for more details? View the full Personal or Commercial license terms.
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