Licensing

Can I sell designs I make in Create Designer?

Yes. Everything you make in Create Designer is yours — including designs built from our entire built-in content library.

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The one-line version

Make it, sell it, keep the money.

Every piece of content that ships inside Create Designer — the museum art library, the icon set, the templates — is CC0, public domain, or openly licensed for commercial use with no strings. Make a printable, a cut file, a logo, a pattern, a poster. Sell it on Etsy, sell it to a client, print it on a t-shirt. No attribution required, no licence fees, no takedown anxiety.

What's in the built-in library

Museum art (Art button): 600,000+ artworks published as CC0 or out-of-copyright public domain by The Met, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Cleveland Museum of Art. CC0 means the institution waived all copyright — commercial use is explicitly allowed.
Icons: the 200-icon line set is Lucide (ISC licence — free for commercial use); the rest are our own, released to you without restriction.
Templates: made by us, for you to edit and sell what you make from them.
Stock photos (Photos button): Pexels and Pixabay content under their own free licences — fine for finished designs; check their terms before reselling a photo unedited.

What we don't claim

Zero rights over your work.

Create Designer takes no rights over your work. No licence-back, no "made with" requirement, no royalties. Your projects live on your device and in your own cloud storage — we never even hold the files.

The honest small print

CC0 covers copyright. A museum artwork could still depict a trademark or a living person — the usual common-sense rules of trademark and personality rights apply to any source, not just ours.
"Sell what you make" means your designs. Re-uploading the raw museum files or the icon set as your own asset pack isn't a Create Designer restriction — CC0 even allows that — but marketplaces often reject unmodified public-domain dumps.
This page is plain-English guidance, not legal advice.

Compare that anxiety-free position with the usual fine print

Most design platforms licence their content to you with conditions — no standalone resale, no use in templates you sell, per-use limits.

That's why "can I actually sell this?" forums exist. We built Create Designer's library from the public domain precisely so the answer is always just: yes.