If you use Kittl WATCH THIS | Kittl License Explained
TLDRThe video discusses the licensing rules for using Kittl, a popular platform for print-on-demand designs. It clarifies that users can legally use Kittl templates for physical products without significant modifications, though changes are recommended to prevent easy copying. For digital downloads, the template must be part of a physical product offering. AI-generated images from Kittl AI are permitted for both personal and commercial use. All pre-loaded fonts in Kittl are approved for commercial use, but caution is advised when adding external fonts. Standalone elements can be used on print-on-demand products, and there are no restrictions on selling platforms or countries. The license is not capped by the number of products sold. Designs made in Kittl can be copyrighted, but if they include Kittl templates, exclusive rights are not held. The video provides a comprehensive guide to using Kittl legally for commercial purposes.
Takeaways
- ๐ Use any Kittl template for physical products without needing to make significant changes, but it's suggested to modify them to avoid easy copying.
- ๐พ For digital downloads, you can sell templates with a physical product in mind, such as prints that customers can download and print themselves.
- ๐ซ Do not sell standalone SVG and PNG files as digital products; they should be part of a physical product offering.
- ๐ค AI-generated images from Kittl AI can be used for both personal and commercial products.
- ๐ Ensure that any fonts you use from outside Kittl are also licensed for commercial use.
- ๐ You can use standalone elements from Kittl on your print-on-demand products, although it's not recommended for standing out in the market.
- ๐ If you're on the free Kittl plan, you can still use their designs commercially, but you must include attribution.
- ๐ If you cancel your Kittl Pro subscription, you retain the right to sell products with designs you created while you had the subscription.
- ๐ There are no restrictions on where you can sell your print-on-demand products; you can sell them globally.
- ๐ข There is no limit to the number of physical products you can create and sell using Kittl designs.
- โ You cannot claim exclusive rights to a design if it includes a Kittl template or elements from their platform.
- ๐ Kittl's licensing terms are clear and can be found on their website for further reference.
Q & A
What is the main topic of the video transcript?
-The main topic of the video transcript is an explanation of the licensing rules for using Kittl, a design platform, for creating commercial products such as print-on-demand items.
How does the licensing for Kittl differ from Canva?
-Kittl's licensing rules are different from Canva in that with Kittl, you can use their templates directly for physical products without needing to make significant changes, whereas Canva requires modifications to their templates before use.
What is the recommended practice when using Kittl templates for commercial products?
-While it's not legally required, it is recommended to add changes such as modifying colors or adding new text to Kittl templates to prevent easy copying and to make the designs unique.
Can you sell digital downloads using Kittl templates?
-Yes, you can sell digital downloads with a physical product in mind, such as a set of prints for customers to print themselves, but you cannot sell standalone SVG and PNG files as digital downloads.
What is the policy on using AI-generated images from Kittl AI for commercial use?
-You are legally allowed to use AI-generated images from Kittl AI for both personal and commercial products, including selling them on platforms like Etsy.
Are all the fonts offered by Kittl suitable for commercial use?
-Yes, all the fonts that are pre-loaded into Kittl are allowed for commercial use. However, if you upload fonts from other sources, you need to ensure they are also approved for commercial use.
What are the restrictions regarding standalone elements in Kittl designs?
-Unlike Canva, you are allowed to use standalone elements from Kittl and print them on your products. However, it is advised to make your products unique to stand out from the competition.
If you are only on the Kittl free plan, can you still use their designs for commercial purposes?
-Yes, you can use Kittl's designs for commercial purposes even on the free plan, but you must include attribution as specified by Kittl when you download the file.
What happens to the templates you created while on a paid Kittl plan if you decide to cancel your subscription?
-You do not lose the license to create or sell products with those designs even if you cancel your Kittl Pro subscription. You can continue selling products with those designs.
Are there any restrictions on where you can sell print-on-demand products made with Kittl designs?
-No, there are no restrictions or blacklisted sites. You can sell print-on-demand products made with Kittl designs on any platform and in any country.
Is there a limit to the number of physical goods you can produce using Kittl designs?
-No, the license does not cap the number of physical goods you can produce. You can sell any quantity of products, from a few to millions, using Kittl designs.
Can you copyright your own designs made in Kittl?
-Yes, you can attribute and copyright your own designs made in Kittl back to you. However, if your designs include templates or elements from Kittl, you do not have exclusive rights to those parts of the design.
Outlines
๐จ Kittle's Licensing Rules for Print on Demand
This paragraph discusses the popularity of Kittle for print on demand due to its extensive template offerings. It addresses the licensing rules for using Kittle's templates for commercial products, which can be different from those of Canva. The speaker clarifies that users can legally use Kittle templates for physical products without significant alteration, but it is recommended to make changes to prevent easy copying. For digital downloads, the templates can be used with a physical product in mind, but not as standalone files. Kittle AI allows the creation of clip art images for both personal and commercial use. All fonts provided by Kittle are available for commercial use, but caution is advised when adding external fonts. The paragraph also clarifies that standalone elements can be used on print on demand products, and even users of the free Kittle plan can use designs with proper attribution. There are no blacklisted sites for selling products, and the license is not capped by the number of products or geographical location.
๐ Kittle's Licensing: Attribution, Subscription, and Copyright
The second paragraph delves into the specifics of what happens to the templates created under a Kittle Pro subscription if the user decides to discontinue the service. It confirms that the user retains the right to sell products with those designs even after the subscription ends. The paragraph also covers the unlimited nature of the license for selling print-on-demand products globally and without quantity caps. It touches on the copyright aspect, stating that while designs made in Kittle can be copyrighted by the creator, if the design includes elements from a template, exclusive rights are not held. This means that if another seller uses the same template, it is permissible as both parties obtained it from Kittle. The paragraph concludes with a reminder to not use Kittle's designs for illegal purposes or in a way that competes with Kittle's business model.
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Keywords
๐กKittle
๐กPrint on Demand
๐กLicensing Rules
๐กPhysical Product
๐กDigital Downloads
๐กAI Generated Images
๐กCommercial Use
๐กAttribution
๐กStandalone Elements
๐กKittle Pro
๐กExclusive Rights
Highlights
Kittle is popular for print-on-demand due to its thousands of customizable templates.
Kittle's licensing rules are different from Canva's, which may be unclear to users.
You can legally use any Kittle template for physical products without significant changes.
For digital downloads, templates should be used with a physical product in mind.
AI-generated images from Kittle AI can be used for both personal and commercial products.
All fonts offered by Kittle are permissible for commercial use.
External fonts added to Kittle must be verified for commercial use before use.
Standalone elements from Kittle can be used and printed on products.
Users on the Kittle free plan must include attribution when using designs commercially.
Even after canceling a Kittle Pro subscription, you retain the right to sell products with previously downloaded designs.
There are no restrictions on where or in which country you can sell print-on-demand products made with Kittle designs.
The license for Kittle designs is not capped by the number of products sold.
Designs made in Kittle can be attributed and copyrighted back to the creator, except when using templates or elements from Kittle.
Kittle's licensing page provides a comprehensive guide on permitted and prohibited uses.
Users are not allowed to create designs that compete with Kittle or infringe on intellectual property rights.
Kittle templates can be used for various applications including websites, video games, ads, and social media posts.
Designs created with Kittle can be used for multiple clients and in various digital formats.
Kittle does not permit the reselling or sub-licensing of their designs as digital stock material.