Plain language licensing
Pick the license that matches what you plan to do.
Every paid design has a personal option and a commercial option. The design is the same. The difference is what the license lets you do with the physical prints.
Quick comparison
Personal project or product for sale?
| Use | Personal | Commercial |
|---|---|---|
| Print for yourself | Yes | Yes |
| Print gifts for friends or family | Yes | Yes |
| Modify the design for your own use | Yes | Yes |
| Sell physical prints made from the design | No | Yes |
| Share or redistribute the digital file | No | No |
| Resell the digital file or a modified digital copy | No | No |
01 / Personal
Make it for yourself.
Choose the personal license when the finished prints stay in your own world: your home, workshop, desk, hobby, printer setup or gifts you are giving away.
EXAMPLE: PRINT A DESK ORGANIZER FOR YOUR OFFICE → PERSONAL
02 / Commercial
Make it for customers.
Choose the commercial license when physical prints made from the design become something you sell. The commercial price can vary by design.
EXAMPLE: PRINT 20 ORGANIZERS TO SELL → COMMERCIAL
The line that stays simple
Sell the print, not the file.
Both license options cover use of the design. The digital design file itself stays protected. Sharing, uploading, redistributing or reselling the original file or a modified digital version is outside both licenses.
You can still change the model in Print Studio for the prints you are allowed to make under your license.
Common examples
Which one would I choose?
I printed a toy for my kid.
I printed a replacement part for my own machine.
I printed a gift and did not charge for it.
I sell finished prints at markets or online.
I changed the design before selling the physical print.
Buy the version that fits the job.
Each product page will show the personal and commercial options together so you can choose before checkout.