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One Unlimited License

Stock Art That Won't
          
Make You a Criminal

License-Freedom

Our One Unlimited Royalty-Free License is SIMPLE!

Save thousands and know you never have to worry if your license has expired or if you are using it wrong. We've taken the guessing out of buying stock art.

Did You Know?

The standard license agreement offered by other companies are easy to violate by design, it makes stock art disposable! It's only good for one use. It's licensed to one person, with limits on how many views or prints. It cannot be used in a template. You may not share it with coworkers, or store it on the company network.

With so many ways to break the agreement it leaves your company or clients at risk for lawsuits.

We think that is ridiculous.

We make buying and using stock photos and illustrations simple and easy to understand.

Make the Switch to SOLID!

Let Us Set You Free

Our one unlimited royalty free license is comparable to other site’s extended licenses. Use our stock art almost anyway you see fit. Unlimited printing, views, runs, use it again and again!

No extended, or elaborate confusing licenses to choose from. Our one license has you fully covered.

What Can You Do With It?

You may re-use your purchased Stock Art again and again. No limit on the number of projects or designs you create with our Stock Art.

Use It

You may print purchased Stock Art as many times as you like. You may also re-run a project or ad a unlimited amount of times. No keeping track of views or any other analytics.

Store It

You may use purchased Stock Art in a web, print, blog or other template intended for resale. However, it must be part of the design work for sale. The Stock Art must NOT be the product.

Share It With Co-workers

Allow any person(s) or parties access to your purchased Stock Art to be used in works(s) for or by the licensed owner.

Example: You are a graphic designer for company "ACME". Company "ACME" has given you permission to access a network drive with purchased Stock Art on the drive. You may use the Stock Art for works in the name of "ACME". You may NOT use the Stock Art for any other client or project not pertaining to "ACME", the licensed owner of the Stock Art.

Store It

Use the purchased stock art for fine art, prints, websites, books, newspapers, booklets, videos, television, fliers, software, apps, or any other advertising or promotional materials for that company, or client.

Store It

You may NOT resell purchased stock art.

Store It

You may NOT share or give away purchased stock art.

What is Royalty-Free?

Royalty-free means you do not need to pay on-going royalties to the creator. Your one time payment grants you rights to use our media almost any way you see fit.

Our artwork is also free from copyrighted material or intellectual property.

Our content, used within the terms of the license agreement, will not infringe on any intellectual property, moral right, copyright, or trademark.

Read the full agreement, and restrictions.

Why is Our Agreement Different?

From what we've learned almost every stock art connoisseur is in violation of their current stock art licenses. So what is the point of all these complicated license when statistics show people aren't using the stock art correctly? We didn't have a good answer, so we made our one standard license comparable to most sites extended license.

We anonymously polled stock art customers ranging from interns to seasoned art directors. We didn't ask where they worked or their names. We wanted honesty. What we came away with was great insight, and frankly some scary statistics.

The cliff notes:
74% were confused by the stock licenses they've agreed to on other sites, and did NOT keep track of agreed to limits such as number of impressions, prints, or expiration dates. 4% assumed they owned the rights wholly with no restrictions. And only 22% felt they understood and followed their current stock art license agreements. Although when we started asking questions we found that "feeling" and "doing" are two different things.

Now for the most overwhelming number of all. 97% of everyone we talked to were blatantly violating stock art licenses they had purchased on other sites. Most were simply storing stock art on a network allowing others in the company access, (yep that's a violation on other sites) but some where sharing, over using, and even reselling... Not cool.

Protecting The Artist

Artists might argue that we are giving away their hard work... So let's quickly recap: We don't offer any license that allows reselling or redistribution of any kind. No partners to keep track of, no third party sites or companies! And the numbers speak volumes. If you upload somewhere else your customers are already re-purposing your work and worse. At least here your customers aren't criminals. Gotta love common sense. : )

Rather than confusing our customers with agreements they don't understand, with usage terms no one is keeping track of, we've created a royalty agreement that companies AND designers can easily comply with, yet still protect our artist! We don't offer any license that allows reselling or redistribution of any kind. No partners to keep track of, no third party sites or companies. When our artists upload their stock art to our cloud, we're not sharing, and our cloud only rains content to our own customers. -"It's a beautiful rain."