Commercial license
A commercial license grants the buyer the right to use a digital product in for-profit work, such as client projects or products sold for money.
A commercial license permits using a product to make money — putting a design on items you sell, using a template for paying clients, or printing a model for customers. It contrasts with a personal-use license, which forbids commercial activity.
Commercial terms vary widely: some cap the number of end products, some require attribution, and some forbid resale of the file itself. Always read the specific license, because "commercial use" is not a single standardized meaning.
License
A license is the legal permission a creator grants a buyer specifying how a digital product may and may not be used.
Royalty-free
Royalty-free means that after the initial purchase or license, the work can be used without paying recurring fees per use.
Watermark
A watermark is a visible or embedded mark added to a file to identify ownership and discourage unauthorized use.
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