License Terms

The purpose is to advertise or support a business, such as a solo proprietorship, company, or partnership.

The use of the licensed content directly or indirectly leads to financial profit or benefits. If any of these apply, it’s classified as "Commercial Use."

Packaging: Design packaging materials, such as tags, boxes, or wrappers, for any number of products.

Digital Creations: Make static graphics or website components for business purposes.

Publications: Create printed or digital works like brochures, photo books, or e-books for commercial projects.

Business Accounts: Yes, you can use it for business-related posts on one company-owned social media page.

Each additional business page requires its own license.

Digital Ads: Yes, for online promotions through platforms like Google Ads, Facebook Ads, or similar services.

Physical: Restricted to local areas only.

Personal Use: No viewer limit for non-business online streaming.

Customizable Products: You can’t let others (e.g., customers) modify the content for their own use in services like “print-on-demand” or “made-to-order” platforms.

Multiple Business Social Pages: Using the content across several company social media profiles isn’t allowed—one license covers one page only.

Large-Scale Streaming: Business-related broadcasts or streams exceeding 500,000 viewers are not permitted.

Software Projects: Incorporating the content into apps, websites, or games as part of development is not allowed.

This restriction exists because such usage can lead to uncontrolled mass distribution of the content, making it difficult or impossible to monitor, limit, or enforce proper licensing..

Branding Marks:  You can’t use the content in logos or trademarks unless it’s heavily modified and not the primary design element.

Registering the content itself as a trademark is never allowed.

Ownership Claims: You can’t present the licensed content as your original work.

For something to qualify as "Personal Use," it must satisfy all three of these conditions: No money or rewards are involved.

It doesn’t advertise or support any organization, including charities or companies.

It doesn’t lead to any financial benefits, even indirectly.

If any of these conditions aren’t met, the activity counts as "Commercial Use" instead (see our Commercial License).

Packaging: Yes, you can design packaging for personal use, like gift tags or boxes for any number of items.

Digital Works: Yes, you can create graphics or website decorations for non-business purposes.

Publications: Yes, you can produce personal items like photo books, digital stories, or greeting cards, as long as they’re not for profit.

Publications: Yes, you can produce personal items like photo books, digital stories, or greeting cards, as long as they’re not for profit.

However, it’s not allowed on accounts that promote a company, brand, or organization.

No, advertisements in video or audio form are considered business-related and aren’t allowed.

No, streaming for profit-making purposes isn’t permitted.

No, using the content in major TV or cable broadcasts, satellite, or paid streaming services is prohibited, whether for personal or business use.

On Icanotic, "non-profit" doesn’t automatically mean "personal."

Please check the section “WHAT DOES ‘PERSONAL USE’ MEAN ON ICANOTIC?”

Business Activities: Any profit-making or promotional use is forbidden.

Custom Services: You can’t use it in on-demand platforms (like custom t-shirt makers), even if it’s not for profit.

Software Projects: It’s not allowed in app creation, website development, or game design.

Advertising: You can’t use it in flyers, billboards, or any printed ads, paid or unpaid, for any purpose.

Branding: It can’t be part of a logo, business name, or trademark.

Claiming Ownership: You can’t claim the licensed content as your own creation or copyright it as yours.

Trademarking Items: You can’t turn your creations into registered trademarks or legally protect them using the licensed content.

This means your license does not expire and does not require renewal, as long as you comply with the terms and conditions of the license.