Envato Licensing: What you can do (and what not)

[@henryfarnamiv]

I've been going back and forth with Envato support over this issue. I'm a longtime subscriber to Envato Elements and have a large library of assets I've downloaded (as a subscriber) to "audition" and use as I create new content for my YT show. It seems from what I've read from you, that as long as it's an episodic series with a max of 52 usages a year, I can rely on that single use license for music/SFX, etc. downloaded during my subscription. But Envato support is telling me there is no such thing as a single license for Envato music/stock video, etc. to use for a video series. Support says that to be properly licensed, I need to go to "my downloads" and re-license each asset EVERY time I include them in a new video in my ongoing series. Which would be fine if Envato actually allowed for a title search within the downloads page. But with over 1600 Envato assets over 68 pages, I'm forced to either spend massive time paging through those 68 pages to find each asset and re-license it (sometimes using 30-40 Envato assets in each new video), OR do a regular search for the name of the assets I've used and re-download them to get the new license. Either way, it's a logistical nightmare and will make it virtually impossible to continue churning out content and license assets properly. I want other artists to be paid for sure! But Envato has made it a huge resource drain in terms of time or bandwidth/data downloads. Time to look to another vendor for assets and walk away from my longtime subscription to Envato? Or is Envato support just not understanding my question about using Envato assets downloaded during an Element subscription to be used for an ongoing episodic video series on KZbin? I'll always follow the rules on licensing, but it seems to me that the time drain to find and re-license assets will be encouraging subscribers to not bother with re-licensing unless KZbin catches the copyright issue. And that is NOT good for the Envato contributors who deserve to be paid for their work.

[@digitalproducts669]

Okay, I am starting to consider making another episode that breaks down the differences and best use cases between Elements and Market (like Videohive, AudioJungle, Themeforest, etc). In my video I am talking about Videohive licensing which is NOT the same as Elements. A Videohive (or better: Envato Market) license would allow you to use it for one "product" (f.e. a video) or a "series" of up to 52 videos if these are somewhat connected to each other (like a KZbin channel). You as Elements subscriber, as you correctly state, can use any of the templates, themes, stock videos etc. whilst being subscribed by adding Licenses to each project. The UI of the User-Dashboard inside the downloads section is indeed abysmally bad, having to page-flip across 1600 elements is a nightmare and needs to be brought to Envatos attention. A simple real-time searchbar or some basic filtering could help making this process super easy, I totally agree. I dont have experience with interfaces of other subscription based market places but my guess is that none of them are really perfect in handling the licensing issue either. It will always be a nuisance to retrieve it from them and then submitting it to KZbin in case of a copyright-claim. What I will do is, I'll share your comment within the Envato Elements Author forums which is frequented by Envato staff so it hopefully will get some folks moving because I know if a fact that they are betting big on Elements and leaving this part so blatantly unusable may hurt them bad.

[@henryfarnamiv]

@@digitalproducts669 I really appreciate the response. As we are not monetized yet, and I'm trying to add a variety of music/stingers, etc. to each episode, the Elements subscription is very appealing. I'd have to really know that an asset is going to be used frequently to go the Envato Market route at this point. But I REALLY appreciate having some clarification on the differences between the Market and Elements. The forums and Envato help pages are severely lacking in details about the differences between the two. I've had the subscription for longer than I can remember, and I've accumulated a great library, which makes life a LOT easier when auditioning/choosing music for a project. As a career filmmaker, I've always found that a library of assets I've created ahead of time to be far more time effective than going back to Envato and starting from scratch every time there's a new project that's ready for assets like music/SFX/GFX, etc. With my Envato subscription, I've already done the heavy legwork of downloading a library of assets that have the right feel, etc. for my work. And I really want to make sure creators get paid by doing the right thing with the re-licensing. But Envato's user dashboard really does have me rethinking even using my Envato assets going forward. The assets are great. Creators deserve to be paid. I deserve a YT channel that reflects my work as a filmmaker with all the bells and whistles, but doesn't risk copyright strikes (or demonetization) due to unnecessary time consuming site logistics. How this never dawned on Envato when promoting "unlimited downloads" for a monthly subscription, but then left subscribers with a nightmare in re-licensing the assets in their downloads library, I'll never quite understand. And don't get me started on all the non-unique asset names! (I had the misfortune of choosing a great audio clip called "Acoustic Loop" for an episode this week, and then when searching for that asset on Envato to get the license, I spent 30 minutes listening to endless clips called "Acoustic Loop" and STILL haven't found the one I used! So that clip gets yanked and replaced by one that I can actually find/relicense on Envato... and the artist of the original clip that I wanted to use doesn't get paid.) I often wonder why people are so quick to break the rules, while others of us work hard to follow them; but this leads me to wonder less about that. This kind of oversight is sort of paving the way for users to break the rules and instead deal with the consequences when/if they come up. Again, REALLY bad for the Envato creator community. I've passed my thoughts on to Envato support, but got a fairly stock message back along the lines of "we'll take your suggestions into consideration... blah blah blah". Super nice people on their Support team. But we all know how large the chasm is between front line support teams and those who actually make coding/programming decisions for a company as large as Envato. So hopefully hearing from creators like yourself will mean that something gets done on that front fairly quickly. A title search is kind of programming 101 (they already have that functionality when searching for a new asset - sadly, that search only allows for a new download, as re-licensing can ONLY be done on a user's download page). It's not a complicated fix on their part. Sorry for the long response, but my hope is that SOMEONE from Envato sees this and makes a fast dash to the site coding team's offices! Thanks again!

[@digitalproducts669]

@@henryfarnamiv I totally get that, there is nothing much else to add. I will share this conversation with someone high up there and hopefully he is able to get this pulled out of the mud. Like you said: this negligence is just hurting all parties involved.

[@FullyMichellethecreative]

@@digitalproducts669 any updates? I’m planning to purchase Envato Elements for music tracks and sound effects to be used in my videos periodically… I do money making talks and educational videos so some great music and sound effects would do great for the overall delivery of my videos… Am I able to download a “sound effects pack” and for example, use those sounds throughout my videos (multiple different videos NOT just for one) under the original license? Or do I have to get a new license for every video I upload to my channel that uses those same sounds/music?

[@digitalproducts669]

@@FullyMichellethecreative Once you are on a subscription you can download any item available on Elements (but mind the FUP) and all you need to do when downloading them is simply assigning them to a project. A video on youtube can be considered a project so you just assign anything you downloaded and used within that video to this project in Elements, its super simple to use.

[@socialography2330]

OMG I'm so glad I wasn't the only one who had these questions! 😂 I was getting very confused. This was super helpful, thank you!

[@thetapoutman6944]

Contacted this channel in help of more explaining of licensing..and they help out so much and responded to quick...much love that's again!!!

[@stingspice]

Hi I need for an after effects file in my album song giving to one known Music KZbin channel should I buy regular or extended please

[@digitalproducts669]

A regular license should be good from what I understand you are doing.

[@RacingDiffs]

How do I register License from Envato elements? I have Facebook on my neck which wants to suspend my business page because I used music from Envato? Please help urgently. I don't know what to do.

[@digitalproducts669]

Go to "Downloads" and there you'll see a "Add a license" button under each Download button. Add a Project Name and then download the license file which you can send to Facebook to dispute a copyright claim.

[@KakaMamawd5e.x637g]

Hi.. Grate work. Keep do. I am totally clumsy about envato elements.. Such as.. 1. Can I use envato elements for KZbin videos like logo intro, lower third, logo intro music or some another templates..?? 2. Can I use templates from freely downloaded elements for my KZbin channel..?? 3. Can I use at least any one element from the template..?? 4. If I use.. any copyright, strike, claim.. issues will rise..?? 5. If any copyrighted issue rise, is there chance to remove on that..?? Due to some conditions I can't afford to buy. So please replay to queries/doubts. That will makes a day for me. Waiting for your replay. Thank you.

[@digitalproducts669]

1. Yes you can, that's what exactly Elements is there for. 2. As long as these are downloaded from Elements and you registered your video incl. URL with Elements. 3. You can use as many elements from any template in whatever fashion you like, as long as your subscribed to Envato Elements. 4. No or not that I ever heard of as long as you created your work WHILE subscribed. 5. It won't if you played by the rules (point 4).

[@KakaMamawd5e.x637g]

Thank you soo much for your replay.

[@relaxmode5711]

Hello sir, can u brief on adforest app from envato market. How it works, the processes, licenced, features etc. And how & where can we use that app? All the necessary details from A to Z. kindly! Help out.

[@digitalproducts669]

If by "Adforest" you mean the Wordpress Theme (adforest.scriptsbundle.com/) you would need to ask them directly. We sell videotemplates only, not Wordpress Themes.

[@indranildas4101]

Now, how - we can define a "Project" ? I think - if I define a Project like this - "My KZbin Projects - 2 own youtube channels" and I select , say 4 Musics for the same. So, my question is that - as this KZbin Project is a single project consists of many videos, so we can use those 4 musics in all videos under the same License as all of them is associated with this " "My KZbin Projects - 2 own youtube channels" , right ? Please suggest.

[@EvoWorkout]

Hi All, can I use my yearly subscription license on music items for TV commercial? Thanks in advance

[@digitalproducts669]

Broadcasting is not allowed for Elements items, you'd need a regular or even extended standard license via audiojungle. Read more here: elements.envato.com/license-terms

[@TopperJordan]

Nice video mate. One question I have to ask: I I subscribe to Envato Elements, do I need a license if I am using a video template and music track to create an advert to post on social media? I am advertising to sell a product. Thanks

[@digitalproducts669]

If you are subscribed then the license for each template or track or picture is right next to the item in the downloads section. This is your proof of ownership, just to make sure that the date of publication is within the subscription period, meaning: if you are unsubscribed, you cannot use any of that anymore.

[@OfficialNnoa]

hey, I want to create a lyric video by using envato stockvideos only. the video will be uploaded to my youtube channel which is not monetised. how do I deal with licensing? the videos were taken by various creators on envato... I'm confused. thanks so much for your help.

[@CiprianMunteanuVideographer]

i am also interested about this

[@AristeidisSfakianos]

So with Envato Elements I can download license and use any element (for the video it was licensed for) without any extra charge if I have a subscription to the service?

[@digitalproducts669]

Yes, exactly. Pretty much do anything you want. But there is a Fair Use Policy that you should check out first: help.elements.envato.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000621743-Fair-Use-Policy

[@JadaonPiano]

So I am new to designing and using AE. My question is about the RTFX generator pack(with like 800 elements) and similar products from Envato or other places. If I purchase the pack(which Im interested in doing), do I need to pay for registering an end product license each time I create one, or does the cost of the pack a one time fee(commercial) cover it, and the registration is just something that needs to be filed? If it is true I can truly only use this pack one time for one end product per purchase, what would be the benefit of buying a pack with 800 elements in them?

[@vinnikwan911]

Hi, great video, but I still have some confusion, I subscribed envatoelement and I used some template for creating a promo video for my company. I finished the End Product before my subscription ends, can the company upload the promo video to their website or to KZbin Channel. I have downloaded all the template license. Thank you.

[@digitalproducts669]

Yeah sure, just make sure that you are on subscription when publishing these videos.

[@angelosegoniDetectivedelcaffe]

hi there great video man i must say, i have a question though, i'm about to sign in with a yearly licence, i have just started a youtube channel as well, so once i have made the licence i can upload anything i need to my video from transitions, to imagine, to music or other video right? i shouldn't have any problem, in case youtube will claim i just need to download the license and publish it on the claim? also one more thing every time i download a file will i need to name it with the same title of the video that i will use it for, or i can only write youtube video in general? really hope you can help me with this thanks in advance

[@digitalproducts669]

Yes, while you are subscribed, i.e. in your first year, you can use any item that Elements has to offer. Copyright issues may automatically be detected via the audio you are using in case another user used the same audio on his video but with the Elements certificate you can resolve that instantly, read more here: help.elements.envato.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016435492-Guide-to-KZbin-Content-ID-Copyright-Notices

[@mayckholsanchez]

So if I got it! If I download a lower third or music, transition etc? Can I monetize KZbin ??

[@digitalproducts669]

Yeah of course, no problem!

[@TheTruckerTucker]

If I just want to creat a trucking company website do I need the extended version?

[@digitalproducts669]

A regular license should be sufficient.

[@cerenbettemir4706]

My client wants to sell furniture products, we looked for e-commerce templates. Which means the items will be sold more than once. Envato wrote back: "I understand you would like to get assistance as to what specific license should you purchase for your project. Please note that Envato practices one license per each customized end product which means you'll need to purchase another license if you're going to use the same item for another end product." It does mean that we should go for "Extended License", right?

[@digitalproducts669]

Ceren Bettemir The “end product” in your case is your client’s website. Only if you use the same theme for another client / a different website you would need another license.

[@digitalproducts669]

Regarding the license type: your client is not charging for the use of the website but for the purchase of his furnitures hence a regular license is sufficient.

[@r4vis]

@@digitalproducts669 i had the same doubt and now it makes total sense. :)

[@cristhianandresmoralessaiz7490]

I would like to know if I am a hospital that wants to renew its website, for this it is going to acquire a Wodpress template in ThemeForest, this page is not going to sell anything, it is only going to present information to the public. The management has the doubt of whether the Standard License is acquired, it lasts one month or 12 months. The question is: If this license is worth $76 USD, it means that during the month it is purchased it will receive updates and new plugins and after the end of the license month, it will stop receiving these updates. Or that on the contrary, paying those $76 USD, will you receive updates for life when the page is already built?

[@digitalproducts669]

Two more things: 1. Yes, a regular license is sufficient if your channel is monetised. 2. No, you cannot redistribute our products (the packs themselves basically) with an extended license.

[@indranildas4101]

Hi Good Morning, Now, how - we can define a "Project" ? I think - if I define a Project like this - "My KZbin Projects - 2 own youtube channels" and I select , say 4 Musics for the same. So, my question is that - as this KZbin Project is a single project consists of many videos, so we can use those 4 musics in all videos under the same License as all of them is associated with this " "My KZbin Projects - 2 own youtube channels" , right ? Please suggest. Regards INDRANIL

[@bookwormworlds]

what about elements Envato copyright certificate for multipurpose or more than 1 YT account

[@digitalproducts669]

@@bookwormworlds Just create a new project and assign the item you are using to this new project, can be any amount of channels or videos as long as you are subscribed.

[@indranildas4101]

@@digitalproducts669 That means if I create multiple videos and I need to a background Music from ENVATO elements for all of my videos, then I need to re-license the same background music for each of videos Regards ?? INDRANIL

[@digitalproducts669]

@@indranildas4101 I'd say inside the licensing manager create 1 project called "Music Videos" and attribute whatever you use in these videos to that project, done.

[@bc5474]

So can I download Envato Elements and use looks for my wedding videography business just by paying the one time subscription?

[@digitalproducts669]

You need to remain subscribed if you want to keep using items downloaded from Elements.

[@ClairesRCs]

Ok so, a friend wants us to promote her video/ products on our channel, we are likely to do this multiple times. 1 minute at the beginning of the video. She has bought the license from audio jungle but I got a copyright claim. If I buy the license am I then able to use it multiple times and also in my own videos?? They are all related. Many thanks

[@digitalproducts669]

Yes, as explained in the video: for allowed variations (which is your case) you can use a single regular license.

[@jonathanheuschen792]

Something you said was incorrect or the least mismeading. Here is what reads on Envato Elements Terms of Service: "Effect of ceasing subscription: As Envato Elements is a subscription service, certain rights granted under an Item license are only applicable for as long as your Envato Elements subscription is active. If you've registered Items for specific projects or end uses, they retain a valid license after your subscription ends. But for trial licenses, free files and everything else, you'll need to remove the Items from any associated product, project or end-use. " So the licence on old projects may stay valid, even if you cancel the subscription. What you cannot do is reusing the items in a new project while not being an Envato subscriber anymore.

[@digitalproducts669]

Hm, I am not sure if I stated anything to the contrary, I in fact mentioned it here in the comments plenty of times that using previously downloaded items can only be used again if subscribed. Otherwise you wouldn't even get the chance to register it for a new project since that part of the Dashboard simply isnt available anymore.

[@jonathanheuschen792]

@@digitalproducts669 OK. It was confusing though. Worth clarifying. Cheers !

[@weirdnotes]

Do I have to register downloaded After Effects templates every time I use them? I’m reading the Envator Elements “License Terms”, and it says this: "Register items each time you use them Each time you download an item, you get an ongoing license for a single, specified use. Want to use an item again? No problem! Visit your downloads and simply register it again for a different end use." Does it mean I will have to “register” the downloaded AE templates every time I want to use them in my youtube videos? This sounds impractical. Am I missing something out?

[@DOME2108]

Hi,Great video I have question for licencing.... so I have made music video with Envato Elements ,Video and sound fx for my client and he wants to post it on his yt channel.... Will he get a copyright strike?

[@digitalproducts669]

KZbin may detect a copyright infringement right after uploading. All you then need to do is to dispute it and paste the text from the license file that Envato Elements provides you with into the description and the copyright strike is usually removed within a day.

[@ajaykakoria]

Hi thanks for the video and my question is simple I am developing a e commerce for myself with multi level marketing plugin and I will be selling products to customers and also distributing commission between customers Please advise which licence should I buy I know this video is bit old Waiting for reply 🙏

[@fjordy3533]

Hello, I'm confused. I want to use a video template and a song from Envato Elements for a video/TouTube channnel opening. I want to show the same opening at the beginning of each video. Do I need a permanent subscription? For me, it's a series with a maximum of 52 episodes, is that right? So All I need is a membership in the first video and then after 52 videos, right? Greetings Fjordy

[@digitalproducts669]

In your case you better just buy a regular license for the audio track and one for the video template and you are good to go for 52 episodes. Subscribing to Elements just for these two items would be a colossal waste of money.

[@fathamster1707]

Thanks so much for this video. Ok, say i purchase a regular license for an explainer type video pack. Is there a time limit to use the 52 videos (like a year for example)? Or license doesn't 'expire' until 52 videos are made even if that takes 3-4 years?

[@digitalproducts669]

Technically licenses don’t have an expiry date so you can stretch your series of 52 videos over 3-4 years.

[@djmajesti7740]

If you use a song for your video series and then it shows it's no longer available but still is viewable in your collection list. And you can't click add a license for the song, can you still use it? Since the owner seems to have given up on the song? We use it a lot and it could mess up our branding to change it this soon.

[@digitalproducts669]

Best is to find out who the author is and contact them directly to get this sorted.

[@brando3802]

and if you do not publish your project DURING the subscription period, but you instead cancel subscription within 7 days free trial, and publish already downloaded stock videos inside your project after that (after you cancel subscription) on KZbin? They say "You can cancel at any time, however, you must have an active subscription to use any items you've downloaded." How will they stop me using items that I have already downloaded ?

[@Matoosfe]

I'm confused. If I buy a youtube pack with 148 items for example, Can I use all elements only in 52 videos on my youtube channel with a Regular License? After this, I need to buy another Regular License for 52 videos more? Thanks for you comments

[@digitalproducts669]

You can put out 52 videos with a single regular license, regardless how many of the elements you are using of that pack. So yes: once you reach 52 videos, from 53 onwards you would need a new regular license. For a pack that is 35$ it would cost 0.67$ per video/episode. Not too expensive since it safes you quite some time.

[@ARIF365]

If I buy a single License for my KZbin intro video, then how many times I can use it? unlimited or only for single video?

[@digitalproducts669]

@@ARIF365 Up to 52 videos per channel as explained in the video.

[@ARIF365]

@@digitalproducts669 Thanks buddy

[@TheLspataro]

Hello , im downloading music and stock videos for my project, where can i find the REGISTER HERE button. and also need to find out costs.

[@indranildas2342]

Hi Bro, Now, how - we can define a "Project" ? I think - if I define a Project like this - "My KZbin Projects - 2 own youtube channels" and I select , say 4 Musics for the same. So, my question is that - as this KZbin Project is a single project consists of many videos, so we can use those 4 musics in all videos under the same License as all of them is associated with this " "My KZbin Projects - 2 own youtube channels" , right ? Please suggest. Regards INDRANIL

[@digitalproducts669]

Yeah, that should suffice.

[@studiomotionbelgie]

Nice video ;-) 2 questions: 1)If I have a subscription (to elements) at the time I send a finished clip (with music from elements) to the client, but they post it when I don't have a subscription anymore. What happens then? 2) For example: 52 interviews/testimonials from a series of videos with the same graphics, look, music etc can be done with a regular license from audiojungle? 3) Is all the music from Audiojungle also available on elements? Same with videohive,...Thanx for your reply (info)

[@digitalproducts669]

1) A matter of interpretation, I think its okay that at the time of completion handover being subscribed is sufficient. 2) Yes, correct. 3) The author sets the availability for elements, so if you find it on videohive but not on elements then the author only made it available on videohive. So best is to check it out before.

[@DKSubconscious]

Another question(s) 😀 1. Do you have to reference any part of your License in the KZbin Video description? 2. What if you are so big people pay to Join your channel, is that in any way an on demand? 3. No use of content in Broadcasting. So KZbin cannot be deemed as broadcasting ever? Thank you VERY much in advance!!! 😃

[@digitalproducts669]

Rule of thumb is: if you are subscribed to Elements you are covered for any commercial and non commercial use, regardless of getting paid for it directly or indirectly, or if it is used in context of broadcasting.

[@DKSubconscious]

@@digitalproducts669 Thank you very much 😃 Plus as you said, if I use the same template in an intro to my videos 52 times I then get another license for another 52 videos after that. I actually asked somebody else about do you need to get a license every time you use a Twitch Stream Template. I mean that would be crazy getting new licenses for every stream, you wouldn't be able to keep track of which license for which day, it would be an immense folder of crazyness 😖

[@thehealerislam3587]

A Quick Question mate! I'm Just Starting a KZbin channel for Science stuff like "How Dinosaur was died?" I found pretty good footages on Envato elements. The Question is! Can i use background music, stock footages and everything i need to create a video from Envato elements and later on it will be montized?

[@digitalproducts669]

Yes, no problem, just make sure that on the day of publication you have an active subscription.

[@newagehuman]

For audiojungle, which license is needed for a podcast that will be monetized and content put on youtube?

[@digitalproducts669]

A regular one is sufficient.

[@Ljokerz]

wow that totally did not help at all So im paying a subscription to elements envato and as i upload my video to KZbin it says i cant monetize it because i don't have a licence ? Why am i paying for a subscription to them if i cant use the audio tracks from them ? non sense this is so lame

[@digitalproducts669]

You can download the license from Elements (a text file) and paste its content into your dispute for the video that got demonetized. After a few hours the video will be freed from the restriction. Have you tried that?

[@teristhesis7806]

I'm planning on creating an intro trailer to a D&D campaign, using art for all the characters that the players are playing, to put within the template. If one of the characters die and that player has to make a new character, do I have to buy a new license in order to drop in new character art work into the intro trailer?

[@digitalproducts669]

No, since it’s related one regular license is sufficient.

[@teristhesis7806]

@@digitalproducts669 thx

[@chrisnkemfilmschristophern3428]

Hi pls I have a film am working on and I want to send it to Netflix can I use downloaded videos or templates from envato for my film am an envato subscriber already

[@digitalproducts669]

Ok this (elements.envato.com/license-terms) states that “You can't use items in on-demand services;” so you might need to purchase an extended license for each item that is used in your project.

[@amrraouf3525]

great video but I need to get a source code for a web app and launch it as an online business and be able to add features to the code myself which one should I go to? and how would the script know if I'm using the script once or many times? comfused

[@digitalproducts669]

The script itself won't "know" unless the developer built in some online validation. You can alter the code to your liking, best is to contact the developer, state your case and they'll advise you on which license to purchase.

[@amrraouf3525]

thanks a lot

[@Livingtheglobe]

Aloha, we just received a copyright claim for a sony we've downloaded. We are paid members to Envato elements. We disputed the claim by downloading the license and pasting it in the description field is this the right way to handle a dispute? Thank you!

[@digitalproducts669]

Hi, yes, correct, read more here: help.market.envato.com/hc/en-us/articles/204484680-Buyers-Guide-to-KZbin-Content-ID-Copyright-Notices

[@ShekharMine]

i have a audiojungle monthly membership. can i use audio tracks in my videos and monetize it? ican i use same audio in more than 1 videos? if yes what is the max limit for 1 audio file. thanks

[@kingzabotv]

Good Vid...Question, if someone KZbin account is monetized and they can now make money, will they get copyrighted if they use any Envato videos or audio? (Asking for myself lol)

[@digitalproducts669]

Check this: forums.envato.com/t/how-do-i-clear-a-youtube-copyright-strike/339373

[@ashley4372]

Can you use a title sequence from envato elements on a Netflix documentary? in the licence it mentions not to be used for on demand serves but doesn't explain what they mean by that. 😶 thanks

[@digitalproducts669]

You’d need an extended single license of that item from Envato Market. All Envato Elements items are sold on a license basis there too. Just search for it there and obtain it for your project/Netflix doc and your are good to go.

[@Motivationsquare24]

Two Questions: 1. Once am subscribed to envanto elements, up to how many videos can I use for a youtube channel? 2. Will there be any copyright issues when I use your videos....as a subscriber? Am planning to start a youtube channel and I want to use yiur videos and other elements for my channel

[@26limer]

I read element LICENSE TERM but it is not so clear to me ToT. Video stock videos of Envato Element can be used promotion work for app we developing? like adding our app logo and posting on SNS?

[@jameskig123]

Hi. Envato Elements for Teams License. Kindly share price quotation for 1 year license for teams.

[@rao187]

Hi. Thanks for the video. So in the case of a photographer who'd like to convert thousands of his photos into digital prints, using an add-on/activity/plug-in for photoshop, downloaded from envato, he/she would have to register each individual photo and edit them all while having a subscription? And what if he/she decides to sell one day those prints on a personal website? I assume he/she would have the rights over the End Product, but isn't it uploading the photo and making it available for sale, a new use?

[@zacjnsedy]

I'm editing videos for an unpaid internship for a nonprofit organization, mainly for them to use for social media. I thought it would be nice and a little easier to buy some presets for premier off of video hive to make the production value look a little nicer. I'm not exactly sure if that would be considered then end product. I'm prepared to buy a regular license, but it's not going to make a lot of sense for me to buy multiple if it's all for an unpaid internship. Would one regular license be enough?

[@digitalproducts669]

Zack Eddy Okay, your case may be a bit trickier however, if it is just a single non profit organisation and the videos you are putting out are sort of related to each other and the organisation then a single regular license should cover you for 52 videos.

[@Dead_Hitori]

I understand it a little with youtube but what if I'm a twitch streamer and use one for like a starting soon intro screen, can i use it unlimitedly or am i only allowed to use it 52 times like the youtube episode thing

[@digitalproducts669]

These terms were written long before live streaming existed.. I reckon you can consider each video a “variation”, so yes, the 52 video rule will apply. Still cheaper than subscribing to Envato Elements if you only use 1 or a few templates for your channel.

[@jawadhaidari2313]

Thank you for your video Do you know how to download license when we download footage ????? I'm struggling finding it

[@nicelydutch]

Hello I have a question I have 2 youtube channels but to use Envato products is 1 membership enough? eg I upload 3 videos a week and in all those videos I want to use a like subscribe animation so that is about 150 per year. but my question is do I have to have multiple subscriptions and do I have to pass on a license with each video, eg Greeting Wim

[@digitalproducts669]

One single subscription is enough in your case. Just make sure you are subscribed while publishing your content.

[@cenkbel4082]

i have used 1 single background music file to 30 videos in my KZbin channel. does a "standard license" enough for all those videos? or should i register for each videos?

[@digitalproducts669]

A regular license covers you for 52 videos if they are all uploaded to the same channel. Or are you using Elements? If you are using Elements, then you should register that song for each individual video.

[@affordablewebdesign3163]

its 16$ a month IF YOU PAY for a year subscribtion which means $198 or if you pay monthly it's $33 dollars.

[@digitalproducts669]

Thats correct, yearly discount as offered by most other subscription based markets.

[@anabelasalcedo]

Hey, I know this video was 2 years ago, but I have a question: I used some videos from envato to do a documentary, I’m not selling it or anything like that, but I would love to participate in film festivals, is that allowed with regular licenses? Thank you

[@digitalproducts669]

As long as they aren't sold you are fine with a regular license. You can also acquire an extended license in case your doc is getting sold. But better read the terms, linked in the description to make sure your case is covered correctly.

[@managingaccounts]

Hi thanks for the information, using any Envato video after the subscription ends is not allowed, but if we use any template of FCP downloaded from Envato after the subscription ends, does the channel get "Copyright Claim".

[@kevinquayle7427]

Hi there I have a question I have purchase a vr studio set on a regular license and I would like to start a youtube channel with me in this vr set will a regular or extended license be needed

[@BAproduction91]

hi, sorry I'm French and I don't understand all informations ;), so I make personal video (family, holiday ...) and want to Know which licence I can take. there are a licence I can pay to use unlimited products? thanks for you're answer, hi from France

[@newtallinn470]

Hi My name is Frank from Sweden ( license you hold for this item is only valid if you complete your End Product while your subscription is active. Then the license continues for the life of the End Product (even if your subscription ends). I have wo question hope you can answer I have one monthly try with Envato elements, If I downloud a Templet edit in AE adobe my licen say sell it to my client, he or she uploud in KZbin and Facebok, I end My subsribe with Envato can my client keep the wideo up even if I have end my subscription with ? and if I use same Templet just edit it diffrent do I nede one more Licen in that case ? Thank you Best Regards Frank

[@digitalproducts669]

Yes, your client can keep the video up. Whenever you (or your client) publish a NEW video that contains a template that you downloaded from Elements then you need to be subscribed.

[@newtallinn470]

Thank you for your answer and your time

[@allencasas418]

Brotha quick question, I want to use a title pack for around 100 fitness demo videos on my paid membership website (Members only get access). If I buy the extended license will I be able to use it for all of my fitness demo videos (No multi-use option)?

[@digitalproducts669]

Yes, technically these 100 demos are a one product as you are not selling them individually, so an extended license is sufficient.

[@TaiwanisMoving]

Hey, thank you for the video! I am still a little unclear about the envato elements license. My company wants to use envato music in a KZbin ad (like with adbuys). It seems to me like we can use the standard license? Also, does a youtube ad count as broadcast use? Thank you sir!

[@digitalproducts669]

Safest way is to have one license per ad or ad-group, say: there is a 1 min ad and a 30 sec and a 5 sec version of it: 1 regular license is needed.

[@xglineur5695]

Thank you, this is really useful. So just to be clear, I don't really post on youtube, I just enjoy making videos (sometimes for people but NOT paid) does that mean I can still use the transitions/effects as much as I want as long as I'm not getting money? How about if I do post on my channel but just don't monetize the videos with the effects in them?

[@digitalproducts669]

Like I said in the video: 52 "episodes" published.. but whatever you do in private with your videos, nobody checks or cares, all good. ;)

[@edp.1917]

Quick question… I’m making a short promo film and I’d like to use a song I found on Elements. Once the video is up it will remain indefinitely so I need to know the license will stick with. Also I do not want to buy a monthly subscription. Would I be able to buy a permanent license? Any help would be awesome. Thanks

[@digitalproducts669]

It can remain online indefinitely even if the subscription has stopped. You just need to be subscribed at the date of publication and all is good.

[@edp.1917]

@@digitalproducts669 I appreciate the ultra fast response and the good news about the license. Subscribing to your channel and Envato immediately. Thank you.

[@yoavy2323]

Hi, Im not sure I understand - Can I download a tamplate and then sell it to clients? (If I have subscription). I mean, can I make money out of selling tamplates? For example, I download an logo intro, chane the logo to my client logo and I can sell it to my client? Thanks!

[@digitalproducts669]

You cannot sell on a logo or template but only use it as part of an “end product” like a website or a video or a corporate identity.

[@yoavy2323]

@@digitalproducts669 Ok Thanks. so If I'm making a logo intro for my client's youtube channel I can't sell it? And if for example, I take a Graphic photoshop template and make adjustments for my client (change colors, logos, text etc) I can sell it? Thanks for the first reply and this one!!!

[@digitalproducts669]

@@yoavy2323 You can only sell him the end-product, i.e. the logo or the logo-intro, not the template itself which you purchased from Envato.

[@RiyadVisuals]

I have a question please help. Can I use any sound from Envato elements if I get that from my friend's account? Example. I like a sound. my friend has a subscription on envato. so if he download that with my youtube channel project name then will i able to use that sound for my youtube channel?

[@digitalproducts669]

No, accounts are not transferable, you would need your own account/subscription else your friend is in violation of Envato’s terms of services.

[@SpaceStallionX]

SIr, I am a content creator and a subscriber to Envato elements. I mostly use stock videos from Envato elements. My question is I sometimes use footage multiple times on different videos on the same channel. On the first time, I generate a license for it though. Is it legal to use the same footage twice or thrice on different videos on the same channel or do I have to generate a license every time I use it for a different video?

[@annavillalobos-young5175]

Hi, what about creating T shirts with their designs and fonts? can i make and sell shirts with their designs and logos? can I trademark it ...

[@digitalproducts669]

You would need to pick the Extended License option.

[@adproproductions2038]

Great video, thank you! So to be clear, when I use a song in my video on YT, and I download and keep the license certificate for that song, what is that certificate for? Also, in the description on my video, do I need to list the music and composer? Thank you in advance! -Derek

[@digitalproducts669]

The certificate is proof in case a copyright strike happens so you can show that you have the rights to use that song. You should list it, KZbin Studio has a feature under which you can add songs appearing in the video. But I don’t think it’s mandatory.

[@davper8619]

Hey so this is a very direct kind of question. When I post a video on a channel that’s not monetized. And I used a template off envato. Do I have to Wright their name and the author in the description, cause that’s not something I want to do especially if I payed for it?

[@digitalproducts669]

No, not necessary.

[@JunJungaming927]

can i use elements from envato for a shirt design it includes other different designs

[@sahandkader5863]

Hi thank you so much for your video, i was wondering which license i would need to start a classified ad website?

[@digitalproducts669]

Sahand Kader If you are referring to Theme from Themeforeft then a regular license is sufficient.

[@argentina.travel]

@@digitalproducts669 but can I change with code and plugins the theme with a regular license?

[@digitalproducts669]

@@argentina.travel yes you can, read more here: themeforest.net/licenses/faq

[@argentina.travel]

@@digitalproducts669 thx, and you know if I can ask to refund after install the wp? in case if it were ugly

[@digitalproducts669]

@@argentina.travel I made an episode about this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6O3hoifbZ55bKM

[@mohammadkhalilansari3708]

What if I take regular license of envato and use for a product where end user pay for it!! How will Envato will know about me???

[@digitalproducts669]

Not Envato but the author of the item that you bought might want to see the license from whoever owns this product being sold.

[@captnabib]

If i have an asset like logo that ive modified and a intro video and i use it on more than 52 streams and public vods do i need the extended license? im currently an envato elements subscriber

[@Englishji]

I have one question please answer me. If i buy envato elements intro, lowerthird, outro pack so can i use these elements in my client's KZbin videos without any copyright issue?

[@digitalproducts669]

Yes, as long as you are subscribed you can use and publish for yourself or for clients, read more here: help.elements.envato.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000629346-Envato-Elements-License-FAQ

[@Englishji]

​@@digitalproducts669 what if i download envato lowerthird / intro from any other website so i will not have any license so can i use these lowerthird/intro after changing my texts on youtube videos without sound?

[@digitalproducts669]

@@Englishji I cannot comment on items you downloaded from other websites. These are not covered by Envatos license terms.

[@digitalproducts669]

@R3ZR1X yes, as long as you are subscribed at the time of product completion / approval you are fine with Elements.

[@beyondknowledge9996]

1) If I need create a website for my client, can I buy theme for the project customized that and sell the project with regular or extended? 2) if I sell digital products or service directly on my website what type of licenses I need?

[@digitalproducts669]

In both cases 1 regular license per website is sufficient.

[@MEGATestberichte]

So i have to track videocount of my channel. No way. The only usable license is the extended one, even if you dont sell videos.

[@DigitalWellness]

Hi , if i subscribe to envato elements. Can i use it for different elements unlimited for many youtube videos

[@digitalproducts669]

Yes as long as the publishing date of your videos lie within the subscription period.

[@gogorekviem]

Hi, I have just started on audio jungle. I have a lot of music(jingles and trailers) for sell but the 5 different licenes are a little bit confusing for me. Pls can you help? I would like to sell them as free for use for video trailers and commercials(openings for yt channels), video games or apps but not for movies for example cause then you need to sell the author rights? So confused....

[@digitalproducts669]

Envato only has 5 licensing options that every author who sells or a creator who buys a track on Audiojungle is bound to. You cannot set them as free to use for openers using their model, all you can do is just setting the different pricings for each license type, which Envato will help you with by automatically recommending ideal price points once you submit one. If you want to give them away free for certain use cases, you would need to do that via your own website, kinda like what I do with the free KZbinr Pack on dp669.com Hope that helps!

[@gogorekviem]

@@digitalproducts669 thank you so much for the reply. So basically whichever license type I choose it won't be free... Under "free" I mean: Someone pays for the jingle and I see that jingle as a trailer for a movie??? I would like to sell my jingles and trailers for use ofc., but for youtube, different commercials but not for movie trailers for example. I can't quite understand which license to choose. Sorry if I am bothering. One more thing;when I make music using different samples and loops, do I have to put credit for every instrument and loop that was used to create a music track?

[@digitalproducts669]

@@gogorekviem You as the author who sells these items only need to set the price for each licensing type. So you are not the one who chooses but the buyer is - he needs to decide which license is the right one for his use case. Regarding the samples: I would not recommend remixing someone else's music or loops, only sell what only you created. You can read more about this here: audiojungle.net/legal/market

[@gogorekviem]

@@digitalproducts669 I have read that the remixing of loops or samples is allowed only if you use them to create a new music.Not selling them as loops.For example, if you use 10 different loops to create one music sequence of 15-20 seconds and then playing a theme over them, then it's ok as I have read. Because, why would they sell the loop packages etc. right? But if you just wanna sell the loop...huh...who would do that? Thank you for the replies and the help

[@digitalproducts669]

@@gogorekviem Ah well, there you go then, happy remixing & sampling!

[@DreamlandQuickie]

hello, thank you for the great video! I'm creating a video for a car company client and would like to purchase music. the video will be posted on a few social media platforms. do I need a 'regular license' or and 'extended license'?

[@CiprianMunteanuVideographer]

Hello. I want to create a lyric video for a client by using envato stock videos only. The video will be uploaded to their youtube channel. How do I deal with licensing? The videos were taken by various creators on envato elements... I'm confused. Thank you so much for your help.

[@digitalproducts669]

When downloading footage or items from Elements a license is created, just put in the name of the video, project or client and license text appears which can be downloaded as a simple text file and be given to your client. Works perfectly fine in case there is a copyright strike on youtube.

[@CiprianMunteanuVideographer]

@@digitalproducts669 thank you

[@supersuparan]

Can I use Envato Elements with Kinemaster? I know it cannot be edited unlike in After Effects or Premier Pro. But if I use Envato Elements in Kinemaster after I purchase it will in be in breach?

[@ורדהקטה]

Really thank you so much for the video! I have a question about the elements I want to download from Inbeto or Graphic River if I download an element and put it on a shirt or any other product I want to sell as the on-demand printing method do I need an extended license or a simple license is enough I really wonder if I can Sell ​​the same product a lot of times and one license is enough for me?

[@Survivethejive]

title is about envato licensing but video is aboit video hive??

[@digitalproducts669]

Videohive belongs to Envato, it’s the Market Place for all video. The licensing terms are mostly the same across all Envato markets like themeforest, audiojungle, etc

[@JatinBaranwal]

Sir, I have a Question. If I Download any Music from Envato then Can i use that same music as background music in multiple youtube videos if Music's KZbin Content ID is registered by Some Pubisher ?

[@digitalproducts669]

Yes, if there is a claim, you can counter it by providing the license which comes with the music you got from Elements. Just make sure you are subscribed to Elements at the time of publication.

[@3rdtwirl494]

A client bought a standard envato theme. I now have the code to start. But can i activate it in the staging area? And then in the active dashboard?

[@boicom7]

Hi. If I purchase a regular licence for a WordPress theme, can I use the theme to create multiple websites without paying any extra?

[@digitalproducts669]

kenny amasike No, you would need one regular license per website.

[@boicom7]

@@digitalproducts669 Alright. Thanks

[@fargodee5221]

Ok I am video editing for my girlfriend that is doing nails sort of like a promo on how she does em mainly of Facebook .... She is also selling a nail kit... Which license do I choose based on her selling her nail kit but mainly for her how to do nails tutorial

[@digitalproducts669]

If these promo videos and tutorials are free any available to the Public a regular license is sufficient.

[@fargodee5221]

Good last one if I were to upload the video to Facebook could I then upload it to KZbin and that count as one of my videos or would I have to buy a separate license for other social platforms?

[@digitalproducts669]

@@fargodee5221 One regular license covers you for 52 videos within one channel, regardless where you upload them to.

[@MrAsdqwe05]

hello. SOrry i just not clear enough. my english is not good. let me try my best. i want to buy the subscription for video footage. so i will choose the 16,5 dollar charge 1 time for 1 year. correct? and about the license, after i choose the video footage, i need to register first, than i can use it forever even if im monetized. right? and one more things, what is 52 that you said? im still dont get it. after 52 video footage i need to buy a new license? thank you

[@SuzanneKellyUSA]

Hi, Nice Presentation, Thanks but I have a question. If I download a WP Plugin, like WZone from Envato Elements, from where I can see the purchase code to use this plugin on my Website. Envato Help sucks. Please help.

[@digitalproducts669]

Usually you get that from the developer, they either will ask you for your Envato purchase code and then generate it for you or got that automatically sent to you upon purchase. Best is to contact WZone in case you didn’t.

[@Elitemotionstudios]

I'm a freelancer and create stock based promo videos for my clients. With envato elements the licensing is easy as I can create individual licenses, but what should i do in case of Storyblocks? Is the standard license fine?

[@digitalproducts669]

Storyblocks has 2 licensing options, all well explained here: www.storyblocks.com/business-solution/license-comparison

[@Elitemotionstudios]

@@digitalproducts669 thank you I checked out the video and i liked how they specifically mentioned that freelancers are covered in the standard license Thank you!

[@wadio]

I still don't understand. If I purchase the Ultimate Graphics Pack - Final Cut Pro X & Apple Motion... does this mean I can only use those titles, transitions, graphics, etc. for one video using a standard license? And that I can only use it for one client?

[@digitalproducts669]

You are fine with a single license for one project even if that project contains multiple videos. If you do many projects for many clients all the time, the better choice would be an Envato Elements subscription.

[@FamilyFirstFilms509]

okay, so if I am a videographer and I use the basic license im limited to using the transitions for a single music video? I am interested in these transitions but not for a "one time use" deal. but im wanting to know if I spent the $35 if I can use those transitions unlimited as long as the music video I am editing with isnt being sold ?

[@digitalproducts669]

A music video constitutes a part of a product that is being sold, i.e. the track or album or Spotify subscription and thus would require 1 extended license of any item you are using. So that one music video is one "end-product" in your case. Read more here: help.market.envato.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005593363-Do-I-need-a-Regular-License-or-an-Extended-License-

[@FamilyFirstFilms509]

@@digitalproducts669 ahh so $200 to use your transitions for a single music video. Alright. So each music video I sell I need to spend $200 to use these effects. Just so we’re clear ?

[@digitalproducts669]

@@FamilyFirstFilms509 Each single video that you produce, yes.

[@FamilyFirstFilms509]

@@digitalproducts669 lmaooooo

[@danielchavez9653]

Hi So when downloading from Envato and it says "Add this file to a project", should my project name be my KZbin Channel name or the title of the video I plan to create? Thanks

[@digitalproducts669]

Ideally you create a new license of an element that is used in that video (or end product) each time you upload a new video, name it “Channelname - Video title”. This ensures that the authors receives some royalties.

[@F1rebow]

What if I just want to create a fun video for my portfolio? And if I were to create many “fun videos” for my portfolio does that mean I have to keep paying money to refresh my licence for each product?

[@digitalproducts669]

Just one regular license is needed to use any pack for your own portfolio. You don't need to keep paying or purchasing more licenses to "refresh" any of your content. Once a video (or a series of 52) is made then no extra future licenses are needed to keep it online.

[@lifestyleWithImro]

Hi Ali, hope you're doing great. I'm confused about envato elements, my question is that when I download a template(eg: intro,cinematic video) while having annual subscription of envato, will I be able to sell them to my clients on fiverr,upwork after editing them.

[@jonathanheuschen792]

In a sense, yes. That is the point of templates, is to be modified. You are billing your work. But you cannot and they cannot redistribute, resell that template, even moded.

[@djsid21]

I want to purchase a travel agency website theme on theme forest. I intend to just display my tour packages and not selling them via website. What license do I need? Regular or extended ?

[@digitalproducts669]

Siddharth Jain a regular license is enough!

[@beinfocusacademy]

i think i didnt understand, iam a wedding flimaker, and i give my clients the video i made for them, and they upload it on SM and youtube, what plan i need?

[@digitalproducts669]

1 regular license per client, just factor that into the cost/bill for your client, easy.

[@beinfocusacademy]

@@digitalproducts669 oh, thx alot

[@pratikshamangrulkar70]

my client sell home decor products which license i need to purchase

[@ochobot1234]

hi, for font license, can i make a quote , for example "welcome to our home" and sell it on the marketplace without including the font file with a subscriber license?