Making it easy to license your assets

We know you want to license digital assets appropriately for your projects. So we designed the Sellox

Elements License with the goal of making it really easy for you to do the right thing.

Highlights

One simple commercial license

All items on Envato Elements have the same simple license terms. You get broad commercial rights, so you can use items with confidence on work or personal projects.

Register items each time you use them

Each time you download an item, you get an ongoing license for a single, specified use. Want to use an item again? No problem! Visit your downloads and simply register it again for a different end use.

Clear guidelines on what's not allowed

Some common-sense limitations do apply, as set out below:

  • You can't re-sell, or re-distribute items;
  • You can't use items in on-demand services;
  • You generally can't use items as the basis for merchandising. For example, printing a logo from Envato Elements straight onto a T-shirt is not allowed. See clause 13 below for the relevant terms and conditions; and
  • You can't use music items in a  presentation.

Future proof licensing, even if you unsubscribe

If you unsubscribe, you can no longer use items from Envato Elements. However, any existing uses that you registered are still covered. Now that's peace of mind!

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About us and this license Welcome:

  1. Welcome: This is the Sellox Elements License (Elements License), applicable to Individuals and Teams subscriptions for Sellox Elements only. If you require Enterprise license rights for Sellox Elements, please contact us.               
  2. Terms: This Elements License, which supplements and forms part of the Sellox Elements User Terms, forms a legally binding agreement between you and us in respect of your use of Items. If there is an inconsistency between this Elements License and the Sellox Elements User Terms, this Elements License will prevail to the extent necessary to resolve the inconsistency relating to this Elements License.
  3. Definitions and interpretation: Terms defined or explained in the Sellox Elements User Terms have the same meaning in this Elements License unless defined herein or if the context requires otherwise. Words like ‘include’ and ‘including’ are not words of limitation and where anything is ‘within our discretion’ we mean our sole discretion.

The low-down! The nuts and bolts of the Elements License

4. License granted: For each Item that you download and register under your Sellox Elements subscription, you are granted a license to use the Item on a non-exclusive, commercial, worldwide and revocable basis, for one single use per registration. Please take the time to read the terms of this Elements License and the Elements License FAQ, as your use of any Item is subject to your agreement to this Elements License.

If you want to license and use an Item you must have a valid and live subscription for Sellox Elements.

Each time you download and register an Item, you get a license for a single use of that item. If you want to use an item on future projects, simply register it again for each end-use.

5. Item ownership: The Items available on Sellox Elements are owned by the respective creators of the Item (each being an Author). You can’t claim ownership of an Item, even if modified under clause 10, for example through content identification systems, and you only have the right to license each Item in accordance with the terms of this Elements License.

6. Single use: For Items other than Fonts and Add-ons, a single use is the use of the Item to create one type of End Product (requiring an application of skill and effort) in one of the following ways:

for an Item that is a template, the End Product is a customized implementation of the Item;

for an audio Item, the End Product is a sync of the music with an audio-visual or audio-only work that incorporates the Item as well as other things, so that it is larger in scope and different in nature than the Item; and

for other types of Items (including video, graphics, photographs and 3D files), an End Product is a work that incorporates the Item as well as other things, so that it is larger in scope and different in nature than the Item.

Single use for Fonts and Add-ons: For Fonts and Add-ons, a single use is the installation of the Item on your device. The license starts when you register the installation, and you can then use the Font or Add-on to create as many projects as you like, for as long as your Sellox Elements subscription remains active.

The single use license and registration approach is crucial to allow us to fairly allocate subscription earnings among the Authors who make their Items available on Sellox Elements. License commencement: The license for an Item starts when you register your use of the Item and the license is only valid if you complete the End Product while your subscription is active. Once the registered Item has been incorporated into a completed End Product during an active subscription term, the license becomes perpetual, which means that it continues for the life of the End Product, even after your subscription ends.

Distribution rights: Each license for an Item includes the right to utilize the Item through communication to the public (performance), broadcast, display, distribution, and reproduction, but only as a part of the End Product which you have created with the Item. In respect of audio Items, see section 14 and 15 for special limitations on these rights.

Usage terms for Items This section applies to the use of Items other than Fonts or Add-ons. Things you can do with an Item: Where an Item has been used to create an End Product:

Limited sublicense:

You can use an Item to create an End Product for yourself or for a client of yours. If you use an Item to create an End Product for a client, then you can transfer the final End Product to your client as long as you have followed the requirements in sections 5 and 6 and your subscription remains active. If you transfer an End Product to a client, you do so by sublicensing these license rights in any Item within that End Product. The sublicense must only be granted on condition that use of the Item by the client is limited to that use which is necessary in order to use the End Product. The Item must not be extracted, reproduced or used by the client in any other way. It is important that you inform your client of the conditions of this Elements License and the sublicense. If you or your client wishes to use the same Item for another purpose, it must be registered again for a different single use. Multiple copies: You can make any number of copies of the End Product created using an Item.

Distribution: You can distribute the End Product through multiple media, as set out in this Elements License.

Modification: You can modify or manipulate an Item, or combine the Item with other works, to suit your End Product. The resulting works created using the Item are subject to the terms of this license.

Items with multiple assets: If an Item contains multiple assets, you can use more than one asset to create an End Product, however, if you wish to use different assets from the Item to make different End Products, you must first register the Item for each separate End Product.

For example: If an Item contains a set of icons and you use more than one of these in a single End Product, you need only register the Item once. If you make five End Products using icons from the set, then you first need to register the Item five times: once for each End Product. Things you can’t do with an Item:

You can’t use an Item to create an End Product after your Sellox Elements subscription ends. If you’ve installed an Item (such as a Font or Add-on) on your device, you must uninstall the Item once your subscription ends.

You can’t redistribute an Item as stock, in a tool or template, or with source files. You can’t do this with an Item either on its own or bundled with other Items, even if you modify the Item. You can’t redistribute or make available the Item as-is or with superficial modifications. These things are not allowed even if the redistribution is for free.

You can’t use an Item in any application allowing an end user to customize a digital or physical product to their specific needs, such as an “on demand”, “made to order” or “build it yourself” application.

You can’t use an Item for merchandising, which means an End Product created using that Item where the primary value of the product lies in the Item itself, including:

an End Product where the Item serves as its core component, and where without the incorporation of the Item it would not fundamentally differ from any other product of similar nature and use; and/or

an End Product where the incorporation of the Item is what makes the product fundamentally unique and valuable, and is the main driving factor for the sale of the End Product.

For clarity: End Products where skill and effort have been applied to incorporate the Item into a larger design (such as with text and other graphics/images) or used as product packaging are not considered merchandising and are allowed.

For example: You can’t print an image out as a poster and sell copies of that poster, as the primary value of the poster is from the image itself. However, you can print an image as a book cover and sell copies of that book, as the primary value of the book is from the writing/contents of the book and not the image itself. You must not permit an end user to extract an Item and use it separately from the End Product created using that Item.

You can’t claim trademark or service mark rights over an Item within the End Product created using that Item. For clarity, this doesn’t prevent you claiming trademark or service mark rights over text or designs created using Item (including a Font or Add-on) where the trademark or service mark rights are not claimed over the Item itself.