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Usage & Commercial Licence

Every stencil on this site is free for personal and educational use, and always will be. If you sell what you make — at a market stall, on Etsy, in a shop — you need a commercial licence. This page explains both, with actual prices rather than "contact us for a quote".

✓ Free personal & educational licence

Downloading, printing and using any design for your own projects, your children's projects, or in a school, college or university — free, forever, no account, no attribution required. That covers the overwhelming majority of people who use this site, and nothing on this page changes it.

When you need a commercial licence

The line is simple: are you selling the thing you made? If you paint a stencil onto a sign and hang it in your hallway, that's personal use and it's free. If you paint the same sign and sell it at a craft fair, that's commercial and it needs a licence.

People who typically need one: market and craft-fair sellers, Etsy and Folksy shops, small sign-making businesses, bakers decorating cakes to sell, furniture upcyclers, and anyone doing paid workshops using the designs.

Commercial licence options

Single Design

For one design you keep coming back to

£6
one-off · never expires
  • One design of your choice
  • Unlimited items made and sold
  • Both SVG and PDF files
  • No renewal, no royalties
  • Covers you or your small business
Get this licence

Full Library

For makers selling across several designs

£39
one-off · never expires
  • All 243 designs, plus everything we add later
  • Unlimited items made and sold
  • Every design in SVG and PDF
  • No renewal, no royalties
  • Covers you or your small business
Get this licence

Extended

For production runs over 1,000 units

Let's talk
quoted per project
  • Mass manufacture and wholesale
  • Print-on-demand platforms
  • Use in packaging or branding
  • Multi-seat team coverage
  • Written agreement provided
Enquire

What every commercial licence allows

ActivityFree licenceCommercial licence
Print and use for your own projectsYesYes
Classroom and educational useYesYes
Cut on a Cricut or SilhouetteYesYes
Sell finished physical items you've madeNoUnlimited
Sell at markets, Etsy, your own shopNoYes
Use in paid workshops you runNoYes
Resell or share the digital filesNoNo
Sell the designs as clipart or in a bundleNoNo

The one thing no licence covers is passing the files themselves on — reselling them, sharing them, or folding them into another design pack. The licence is for making things, not redistributing artwork. Everything else, sell freely and keep every penny.

Design bundles

If you'd rather have a themed set in one download — every file organised, commercial licence included — the bundles below save assembling them by hand.

🎃 Halloween Complete Bundle

All 31 Halloween designs including five pumpkin carving faces, black cat, bats, spiders, skeleton, vampire, mummy and the rest. Each supplied as both an SVG and a print-ready A4 PDF, organised into folders, with the commercial licence included. 62 files.

Common questions

Do I need a licence to sell things I make?

Yes, if you're selling the finished items. Personal and educational use stays free forever. Commercial licences start at £6.

Is there a limit on how many items I can sell?

None. Every commercial licence covers unlimited products, permanently. No per-item royalty, no annual renewal, no reporting.

Can I resell the stencil files themselves?

No — not under any tier. The licence covers making and selling physical items, not redistributing the artwork.

What if I only need one design?

The £6 single-design licence covers exactly that: one design, unlimited products, forever. Most market sellers start here.

Do I need to credit you?

Not required, under any licence. Always appreciated if you feel like it.

What happens after I pay?

You'll receive your licence document by email, along with the files if you've bought a bundle. Any questions before you buy, just ask — we'd rather you were certain.

Attribution

Never required. If you share something you've made and want to mention where the design came from, that's genuinely appreciated and helps keep the free library growing — but it's entirely your call.