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How to Use Licensed Assets

WHAT IS AN END PRODUCT? 

End products are designs that you’ve created using products you bought from Kzara Visual. They must be significantly different than the original product files themselves. They cannot compete with and used in the same form as the original product. End products may not include the original source files or installable items.

What is the difference between personal and commercial use of an asset?

Commercial Use refers to the below uses:

  • 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 the Licensee’s use of the Licensed Asset.

If one or more of the above is true, the use is “Commercial.”

 

Personal use refers to 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.

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Do's

  • Use the Licensed Asset for commercial purposes under the “Commercial” and/or “Extended Commercial” licenses.
  • Use the asset for non-commercial, personal activities with all three license types.

Dont's

  • 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.
  • Use the Licensed Asset in pornographic, fraudulent, immoral, infringing, illegal, harassing, offensive, or in defamatory ways.
  • Falsely represent authorship and/or ownership of the Licensed Asset.
  • Allow anyone other than the Licensee to customise a digital or physical end product, whether for commercial or non-commercial use. This includes but is not limited to, “print on demand”, “made to order” or “download on demand” applications.
  • Any other use that is not expressly permitted in our license agreement policy is strictly prohibited.
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