Regarding "...commercial use if someone doesn't pay for a subscription to CF..." - Usually seen right below the green DOWNLOAD button for items in the "freebie" section is the line, "Commercial usage allowed".
Thanks for sharing that Neonsign font, @ZenWatercooler! And also thanks for being honest about your affiliate link. I'm a little over hearing about how TH-camr's have "made a special deal" with the service du jour when it's the same as everyone else's. Honesty goes a long way. ;-) If I may make a suggestion, adjust your title to include something about "how to download and use (free) fonts" or something along that line. I know I've searched for it in the past and I'm sure plenty of other people do as well. Your videos are short and to the point and deserve a wider audience. ❣Thanks again, @CraftyStax!
I'm surprised you don't mention the legalities of commercial use if someone doesn't pay for a subscription to CF....I believe their freebies are usually restricted so you can only use them for yourself, but not to put on items to sell (unless you pay for a CF subscription). One way around this might be to alter each item a bit so it's not exactly the same as how you downloaded it? I'm not sure though....been a while since I researched CF freebies (of which I have a ton, but I've not used LOL).
Creative Fabrica has ONE license for everything and it does allow for commercial use, BUT nothing can be (legally) sold as is. Every element you download from Creative Fabrica, free or paid, MUST be altered in whatever you use it in. I do not know how this works (or if it still applies) to their new AI software creations, as it would seem like you if you design it, you can use it however you want. Anyone who uses their AI software should research that for themselves first. No matter what platform you're on, ALWAYS read the TOS (terms of service). It might just save you from being sued later on.
Hello! Yes absolutely - your design is copyrighted when you publish it, but I have registered my copyright (I live in Canada so I’ve done it with the Canadian government). It definitely helps when requesting the removal of a copycat design.
Regarding "...commercial use if someone doesn't pay for a subscription to CF..." - Usually seen right below the green DOWNLOAD button for items in the "freebie" section is the line, "Commercial usage allowed".
Thanks for sharing that Neonsign font, @ZenWatercooler! And also thanks for being honest about your affiliate link. I'm a little over hearing about how TH-camr's have "made a special deal" with the service du jour when it's the same as everyone else's. Honesty goes a long way. ;-)
If I may make a suggestion, adjust your title to include something about "how to download and use (free) fonts" or something along that line. I know I've searched for it in the past and I'm sure plenty of other people do as well. Your videos are short and to the point and deserve a wider audience. ❣Thanks again, @CraftyStax!
Hey I will take any and all good suggestions, thank you that is great!
I'm surprised you don't mention the legalities of commercial use if someone doesn't pay for a subscription to CF....I believe their freebies are usually restricted so you can only use them for yourself, but not to put on items to sell (unless you pay for a CF subscription). One way around this might be to alter each item a bit so it's not exactly the same as how you downloaded it? I'm not sure though....been a while since I researched CF freebies (of which I have a ton, but I've not used LOL).
Creative Fabrica has ONE license for everything and it does allow for commercial use, BUT nothing can be (legally) sold as is. Every element you download from Creative Fabrica, free or paid, MUST be altered in whatever you use it in. I do not know how this works (or if it still applies) to their new AI software creations, as it would seem like you if you design it, you can use it however you want. Anyone who uses their AI software should research that for themselves first. No matter what platform you're on, ALWAYS read the TOS (terms of service). It might just save you from being sued later on.
Hi. Do you/Would you ever recommend copyrighting your designs?
Hello! Yes absolutely - your design is copyrighted when you publish it, but I have registered my copyright (I live in Canada so I’ve done it with the Canadian government). It definitely helps when requesting the removal of a copycat design.
@@zenwatercooler Thanks!
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