Frequently Asked Questions

"A "Personal Use" license means that you can use your digital download to create as many things as you want for yourself, as well as unlimited free gifts for friends and family.

You can print things at home, at a brick-and-mortar shop, or use online print-on-demand services like Zazzle, CaféPress, and VistaPrint. Your options are limited only by the items they offer and somewhat by the size of those items, read more under "What size items can I print?".

You CANNOT use your download to create items for commercial use; read more under "What am I NOT allowed to do?".

You are not allowed to use your downloads for anything that could be construed as having a commercial purpose. Basically anything and everything meant to generate money and/or social media followers/likes is prohibited.

You cannot:

• Create items for sale
• Resell your digital download
• Reshare your digital download with anyone or upload it anywhere where someone might download it
• Create items for promotional purposes (like social media giveaways, etc.)
• Create show awards
• Create items for fundraising or otherwise charitable causes (so no raffle items or likewise if the proceeds benefit an organization/non-profit/charity or an individual)

My downloads are 2400 x 3000 pixels. They are saved as JPG files using the sRGB colorspace. This guarantees that you can safely print up to 8" x 10"/20 x 25 cm at 300 ppi. If the print area is larger than this you may experience a loss of quality*, but anything smaller is safe.

*=It is often possible to print larger formats as it does depend on the type of quality you want as well as what your chosen printing service deems acceptable. Zazzle will let you print posters up to 16" x 24" in size if you have an image with 2400 x 3000 pixels, just as an example. This is because they only require 150 ppi to print posters, not 300.

Sure! Feel free to customize the product you want to create as it fits your needs. Add greetings, borders, symbols, etc. Have fun! However, the non-commercial clause still applies. If my download is in any way involved in your design, you may not sell it.

I'm sorry, but no. It's up to you to figure out what you want to use them for (within the limits of the license) and how to use all of the various printing service options available, like Zazzle.

If there is something technically wrong with your download then by all means contact me right away so I can correct that and ensure you have a usable image. But I cannot help you figure out how to create a Christmas card or if the download is suitable for a certain type of product. Please contact the company you wish to use with any questions you may have regarding their services and products. I am not responsible for how your end products look.

I'm sorry, but no. Due to the nature of digital downloads they cannot be returned. I will not refund you or exchange your purchase for something else if you change your mind.