Below are some ways that you can use Creative Market licensed Assets as you design resources for educational purposes. We hope you find this information useful as new online or distance learning needs arise!
For additional license questions that aren’t answered below, feel free to reach out to our Support Team.
- Can I use an Asset to create digital worksheets for my students?
- Can I purchase a clipart pack for all my students to use in a school project?
- Can I place a purchased asset in a shared folder or server accessible by all of my students?
- Can I share purchased Assets with other teachers?
- Can I use Assets in an editable Google Slide I create for my students?
- Can I use a purchased slide template to create lessons for my students?
- Can I use Assets to create static visual materials to use in my lessons?
- Can I use Assets to create educational materials that I sell to other teachers?
- Can I share educational resources I create with other teachers?
- Can I use Assets to create free educational printable resources that I offer on my blog?
- Can I use Assets to create an online course that students will pay to access?
- Can I use Assets to create educational videos that I share on my site / blog / YouTube / social media channel?
- Can I use purchased graphics on a school website?
- Can I use purchased assets on a school social media account?
- Can I use purchased Assets to create an educational app?
- Can I use a clipart pack to decorate my classroom?
Can I use an Asset to create digital worksheets for my students?
Yes, you may use Assets to create static digital worksheets for your students, making sure that they would not be able to extract the Asset in its original form to use for other projects.
Here are some examples of ways that this can be done:
- Create a PDF worksheet that students can print out at home and complete with a pencil
- Create a static worksheet to upload as an image to Google Slides or other online doc, then create editable elements on the page on top of the image, which your students can move around or manipulate.
Can I purchase a clipart pack for all my students to use in a school project?
One license would not be sufficient to allow more than one person to use an Asset. If each Student in your class needs to use an Asset, you should purchase a license for each Student.
Can I place a purchased asset in a shared folder or server accessible by all of my students?
No; this would be considered redistribution and would not be permitted under the terms of our licenses. Each Student who would like to use an Asset will need to have their own license for the Asset.
Can I share purchased Assets with other teachers?
No; this would be considered redistribution and would not be permitted under the terms of our licenses. Each Teacher who would like to use an Asset will need to have their own license for the Asset.
Can I use Assets in an editable Google Slide I create for my students?
You may use Assets to create static images in your editable Google Slide. Keep in mind that these static elements must be significantly different than the original Asset and have taken time and effort to produce. However, you should make sure that the original Asset is not used in a way that can be personally manipulated by the Student or extracted by the Student for use in another project. Allowing the Asset to be directly manipulated, moved around, or edited on the slide by the Student would not be permitted, as they do not have a license to use the Asset.
Can I use a purchased slide template to create lessons for my students?
Yes, you may use a purchased slide to create lessons for your students, as long as the slide is 1. significantly different from the original slide (e.g. it has been filled out with your original educational content, images, and/or information) and 2. the slide will be distributed as a static file (such as a PDF or other static format that cannot be reverse-engineered or edited by the students).
You would not be permitted to distribute the slide template in its original form, or distribute the edited slide template in an editable format.
Can I use Assets to create static visual materials to use in my lessons?
Yes, you may use purchased Assets to create static visual resources to supplement your lessons, such as posters, infographics, cheatsheets, lists, charts, and other materials. Keep in mind that these End Products should not be used or offered in a way that enables your students to extract the Asset.
Can I use Assets to create educational materials that I sell to other teachers?
Yes, you may use Assets to create educational materials that you sell, such as worksheets, posters, workbooks, or textbook material. The End Product for sale must not allow others to extract the original Asset or be directly competitive to the original Asset.
Suggested Licenses
| Commercial License | Extended Commercial License | (Fonts) Desktop License |
(Fonts) EPub License |
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✅End Product(s) should be significantly different than original Asset and have taken time and effort to produce ✅Sell up to 5,000 End Products using the Asset |
✅End Products do not need to be significantly different than original Asset, but should not be directly competitive with it. ✅Sell up to 250,000 End Products using the Asset |
✅Create unlimited digital or physical End Products for sale ✅Sell unlimited End Products 🚫Embedding not permitted; convert type to outlines or static images instead |
✅Create eBook or e-publication embedding the font ✅Distribute as E-pub, Kindle, Digital Editions, PDF, other e-reader formats ✅Specify number of e-pub titles at checkout ✅Sell unlimited copies of e-pub title(s) |
Can I share educational resources I create with other teachers?
Yes, this would be permitted, as long as the resource is not directly competitive to the original Asset and does not allow others to extract the original Asset.
Suggested licenses:
| Commercial License | (Fonts) Desktop License |
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✅End Product(s) should be significantly different than original Asset and have taken time and effort to produce ✅Freely share unlimited End Products |
✅Create unlimited digital or physical End Products to share ✅Freely share unlimited End Products 🚫Embedding not permitted; convert type to outlines or static images instead |
Can I use Assets to create free educational printable resources that I offer on my blog?
Yes, this would be permitted, as long as the resource is not directly competitive to the original Asset and does not allow others to extract the original Asset.
Suggested Licenses:
| Commercial License | (Fonts) Desktop License |
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✅End Product(s) should be significantly different than original Asset and have taken time and effort to produce ✅Freely share unlimited End Products |
✅Create unlimited digital or physical End Products to share ✅Freely share unlimited End Products 🚫Embedding not permitted; convert type to outlines or static images instead |
Can I use Assets to create an online course that students will pay to access?
Yes, you may use licensed Assets to create material offered as an online course. Keep in mind that the course material should not allow your students to extract the original licensed Asset(s). Additionally, you may not allow your students to access the original licensed Asset, even for educational use.
Suggested Licenses
| Commercial License | Extended Commercial License | (Fonts) Desktop License |
(Fonts) EPub License |
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✅Course should be significantly different than original Asset and have taken time and effort to produce ✅Sell up to 5,000 End Products (Courses) using the Asset |
✅End Products do not need to be significantly different than original Asset, but should not be directly competitive with it. ✅Sell up to 250,000 End Products using the Asset |
✅Create unlimited digital or physical End Products for sale ✅Sell unlimited End Products 🚫Embedding Font not permitted; convert type to outlines or static images instead |
✅Create eBook or e-publication embedding the font ✅Distribute as E-pub, Kindle, Digital Editions, PDF, other e-reader formats ✅Specify number of e-pub titles at checkout ✅Sell unlimited copies of e-pub title(s) |
Please note that under the Personal License, you may not use graphics for any paid course or other premium educational materials.
Can I use Assets to create educational videos that I share on my site / blog / YouTube / social media channel?
Yes, you are permitted to create videos to stream on your site or blog. Additionally, you may share videos on your Social Media account or YouTube channel. However, keep in mind that you may not share the licensed Asset to your viewers as supplementary bonus content or for any other reason.
Suggested Licenses:
| Commercial License | Extended Commercial License | (Fonts) Desktop License |
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✅Stream video for Commercial Use to up to 500,000 lifetime viewers ✅No limits on streaming video for Non-Commercial Use |
✅No viewing limits on streaming video for Commercial or Non-Commercial Use |
✅No viewing limits for Commercial use or Non-commercial use |
Can I use purchased graphics on a school website?
Yes, this is permitted, as long as the graphic Asset is static and does not allow any website visitors to extract the original licensed graphic. Additionally, your web graphic must not derive its primary value from the asset itself.
Can I use purchased assets on a school social media account?
Yes, this is permitted. However, keep in mind that using Assets on a school's social media presence would require a Commercial License for all social media graphics.
Can I use purchased Assets to create an educational app?
Yes, this is permitted, under the following licenses, as long as the End User cannot extract the original Asset in any way or use it to generate on-demand designs:
| Extended Commercial License | (Fonts) App License |
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✅Create one (1) native app, web app, or game ✅App may be freely downloaded or sold up to 250,000 times |
✅Create one (1) native app, web app, or game Title ✅Title may be freely downloaded or sold unlimited times |
Under the Personal License and the Commercial License, creating an app with your licensed assets is prohibited for Commercial use or Non-commercial use
Can I use a clipart pack to decorate my classroom?
Yes, this would be permitted. As classroom decoration would be considered material that doesn't directly contribute to the curriculum, intended to enhance the classroom environment, this would be considered Personal Use.