No. Each license covers a single user and a single business ("Establishment"). If you're a freelancer designing for multiple clients, or an agency managing several brands, each client or brand needs its own license. This is the most common licensing question we get — check the EULA's usage table before buying if you manage more than one business or client account.

Only if they're covered by the same license — meaning one designated user per purchase. Sharing login credentials, download links, or files between multiple individuals isn't permitted under the license, even within the same company.

No. Reselling, redistributing, sublicensing, or uploading products to file-sharing platforms is strictly prohibited, as is using them as training data for AI or machine learning systems. Full restrictions are listed in Section 6 of the EULA.

You can modify any product for use within your own single business — that's expected and encouraged. You can't sell, publish, or distribute the modified version, and you can't claim original authorship of the design itself.

No. It's a perpetual license for as long as you comply with the EULA's terms.