Regular & Extended Licenses
What is a single application?
A single application means one unique end product (which can be copied and made available to end users of that product). The end product depends on the nature of the item – for an item like a logo template, the end product is the final, unique logo, which can be used in unlimited ways. The next few FAQs explain some situations where we consider allowed variations or a series of related uses to be a single application.
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What constitutes a series?
To be considered a series, all things in the series (eg episode, edition) must be connected, and be released within 1 year of the first installment. There is also a maximum of 52 episodes or editions within the series.
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What are allowed variations?
In addition to a series, allowed variations of an end product that are still considered a single application include: translations – the same end product simply translated into a different language; cut-downs – a shortened version of an end product where no new content has been added; tag changes – minor revisions to text or content
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Can I use a tool (brush, font etc) to create different end products?
Yes. Anything considered a tool uses the Tools License and can be used, by one person, an unlimited number of times on an unlimited number of end products. For more information see the FAQ “What does the Tools License allow me to do?” Example: You could purchase a Photoshop action and apply it to every photo you ever take.
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Are item “packs/bundles” still limited to a single end product?
Each item within the “pack/bundle” (multiple existing marketplace items grouped together and sold as a new unique item) essentially gets its own license. Meaning each item can be used on a maximum of one end product. Example: If you purchase a pack of 10 music items, you could use each song to create a different video
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Do I need one license for each medium?
No. As long as it’s all the same end product, you can distribute it via different mediums without having to purchase new licenses. Example: With a single license, you could play your commercial online and on TV.
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