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SVG commercial use license: selling what you make

Yes. Sell finished physical items made with EveryCutFile designs; keep the digital files for your own use.

Yes, you may sell finished physical items

The EveryCutFile licence lets you sell physical items you make with these original designs. Original non-lettering SVG designs stay for your own use. Lettering under the SIL Open Font License may be shared and modified under that licence; see the exception on the licence page.

The full file licence covers the supplied geometry, with an OFL exception for lettering that may be shared. It does not give permission for a logo, character, image or font that you add.

When you use someone else’s artwork

Check the licence for that specific design. Look for permission to sell physical goods, any quantity limit, required attribution and exclusions for third-party artwork. A free download is not itself a commercial-use licence.

Cricut’s Angel Policy concerns eligible Cricut content. Its annual limit is 10,000 finished projects in total, with restrictions on mass production and third-party artwork. Check the current policy for the particular image you use. It does not replace the licence for an independently created EveryCutFile design.

Keep a record with the project

Save the licence that applied when you downloaded a file, along with the page link. For a combined design, keep permission records for each addition.

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