For products you sell

Extended commercial license.

The Extended License opens up the uses your Standard membership license doesn't cover — building Iconogenic Stock assets into products, templates, and merchandise that you sell to your own customers. It's an add-on to your membership, arranged on request.

Just using assets across your own business — websites, marketing, client work — is already covered by the Standard License included with every membership. You only need the Extended License to sell products with the assets built in.

What the Extended License adds

On top of everything the Standard License already allows, the Extended License lets you build assets into products you sell — including:

  • Website templates, Canva templates, and other design templates — including templates you sell with the images already baked in
  • Digital products made for sale — e-books, workbooks, worksheets, planners, invitations, printables, and similar
  • Physical products made for sale — printed books, magazines, and comparable printed goods

As with the Standard License, you can crop, resize, retouch, and combine assets with your own work, worldwide and with no time limit, and no attribution is required.

The one rule that always holds

However you use an asset, your end customers may only ever receive it baked into your finished product — flattened into the template, the book, the printable, the magazine. They must not be able to open, export, or otherwise pull out the original asset as a standalone file to reuse on its own.

In practice: an image inside a website template a customer buys is fine; that same image offered as a separate, downloadable file inside the template package is not.

What's still not allowed

The Extended License widens what you can sell, but the core protections that keep the library valuable for every member stay in place. Even with it, you may not:

  • Sell, sub-license, or redistribute the assets as standalone files — as stock, clip art, downloads, or in any form where the asset itself is the product
  • Upload assets to print-on-demand (POD) services or marketplaces, or make them the primary value of a print, poster, or wall-art product
  • Distribute assets under master resell rights (MRR), private label rights (PLR), or any arrangement that passes reuse rights on to your buyers
  • Give assets away for free, or use them as freebies, giveaways, or lead magnets
  • Claim authorship or ownership of an asset, or register one — on its own — as a trademark or logo
  • Use the assets in a way that's unlawful or defamatory
  • Present a model as endorsing — or as a real customer, patient, or expert for — a product, service, or view, particularly in sensitive contexts such as health, medical, financial, or political messaging

A non-exclusive license

Like the Standard License, the Extended License is non-exclusive. The same assets stay available to other members and may be licensed to them too — nothing in the library is granted to you exclusively.

About the models & where these assets come from

The recurring faces across the library are AI-generated. They do not depict real individuals, and no living artist's style is deliberately imitated.

Because these assets are AI-generated, they are designed not to depict identifiable real people or to reproduce protected works. This is the assurance we can give — no indemnification is offered beyond it. You are licensing AI-generated material, and you remain responsible for how you use it, particularly in the sensitive contexts noted above.

How to get the Extended License

The Extended License is arranged on request, so it can be matched to what you're building. Head to the Contact page and send an Extended License inquiry — tell me a little about the products you'd like to make, and I'll take it from there.

This page is written in plain language to explain how the Extended License works; it isn't formal legal advice. Have a question about a specific use? See the Contact page — I'm happy to help.