You'll need to locate the file on your computer and unzip it before you can use the products in any software. The entire project has been zipped in a standard format, so you can unzip it on any device.

Windows: Right-click on the zipped file and select ‘Extract All’ – this will unzip the file, allowing you to access the products inside.

Mac: Double-click the zipped file, and it will automatically extract. If it doesn’t, you can right-click the zipped file and choose Open With > Archive Utility (default).

Our team works hard to create simple, useful products with our clients in mind. We provide clear documentation (Help Guide) to help you understand and use our products effectively. Every product we offer includes its own guide within the zipped package. Additionally, you can find brief information in the product description, including software version, size, and compatibility details, to review before making a purchase.

The description includes a list of compatible software versions and any additional plugins required for the product. Some projects may need third-party plugins to function perfectly, and we clearly indicate this in the description. Be sure to read the description thoroughly before purchasing to ensure compatibility with your software version and to understand any necessary steps before using the products. Additionally, if available, you can download the Freebies to test compatibility beforehand!

Some of our products include a free item or are completely free to download. Feel free to check them out and share your work on your social media.

Can I share freebie items?

Redistribution, reselling, forwarding, sharing, or trading of these products is strictly prohibited.

Remember:

Freebies are copyright protected and can be used for personal or commercial purposes, but must not be distributed in any way.

Lightroom Presets are pre-configured settings or filters in Adobe Lightroom that allow you to quickly apply a specific look or style to your photos with just one click. These presets adjust various aspects of an image, such as exposure, contrast, color balance, and more, to create a consistent aesthetic across multiple photos. They are popular among photographers and creatives for speeding up the editing process and achieving professional results without manually adjusting each photo individually. Presets can be customized further to fit your unique style, and they can be used in both Lightroom Classic and Lightroom CC.

Photoshop Actions and ACR (Adobe Camera Raw) Presets are tools used in Adobe software to streamline and enhance photo editing.

• Photoshop Actions: These are recorded sequences of editing steps that can be applied to images with a single click. Actions automate repetitive tasks in Adobe Photoshop, such as applying a specific filter, adjusting colors, or creating effects. They save time and ensure consistency across multiple images by executing a series of predefined commands.
• ACR Presets: Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) Presets are similar to Lightroom Presets but used in Adobe Camera Raw, which is part of Photoshop and other Adobe programs. ACR Presets apply a set of adjustments to raw images, such as exposure, contrast, and color corrections, helping to achieve a specific look or style quickly. They are useful for photographers to maintain a consistent editing style or to enhance images before further editing in Photoshop.

LUTs (Look-Up Tables) are video filters used in color grading and correction to apply specific color tones and styles to video footage. Here's a brief overview:

• What They Are: LUTs are predefined color profiles or filters that map input colors to output colors in a video. They alter the color and tone of footage to achieve a particular look or mood.
• How They Work: A LUT takes the colors in your video and translates them according to its settings, allowing you to quickly apply a specific color grade. This can enhance the visual appeal, create a cohesive look across different shots, or achieve a particular style.

LUTs are popular in video editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve, enabling editors to streamline the color grading process and achieve professional results.

Overlays are image or video files (.JPEG, .PNG, .MP4, .MOV) designed to be placed on top of your footage or image as a layer. They enhance your visuals by adding effects such as particles, lighting effects, or other creative elements.

Our overlays are compatible with any software that supports layering.

Software Compatibility Includes:

• Photoshop
• Elements
• GIMP (including the free version)
• Affinity Photo
• Final Cut Pro
• After Effects
• Premiere Pro
• Fusion
• Nuke
• Sony Vegas
• Movie Maker
• Pinnacle
• Avid

And any other compositing application or non-linear editor you prefer.

A Motion Graphics Template is a customizable project file for Adobe After Effects or Premiere Pro. Unlike standard project files, which may have confusing structures, unnamed elements, and poor organization, templates are designed to be user-friendly. They are well-organized, clearly labeled, and easy to navigate.

A high-quality template allows users to easily modify text, colors, and design elements without needing to understand complex file structures. Typically, motion graphics templates include pre-designed compositions (timelines) where you can simply drag and drop your images or footage and customize text fields just like you would in a text editor.

Software Compatibility:

• Adobe After Effects
• Adobe Premiere Pro

A Personal Use License allows an individual to use a product, typically digital goods like software, graphics, or fonts, for personal projects and non-commercial purposes. Under this license, the user can enjoy the product in their own creative work, such as personal art projects, social media posts, or home décor, without needing to worry about legal issues. However, the product cannot be used in any way that generates revenue or is distributed to others. Commercial activities like selling, advertising, or creating content for clients would require a commercial license instead.

A Commercial Use License permits the user to use a product in projects or activities that are intended to generate revenue or are otherwise commercial in nature. This type of license allows the product to be used in work that will be sold, used in marketing, included in client projects, or otherwise monetized. For example, a designer with a commercial use license can use a font or graphic in a logo design for a client, create products for sale, or use the asset in promotional materials. It provides the legal right to profit from the work created using the licensed product, often with fewer restrictions compared to a personal use license.

You should purchase a personal license when using a product solely for non-commercial purposes. This includes using the item in personal projects, hobbies, social media posts that aren't monetized, or for creating gifts for friends and family. A personal license is ideal when you're not planning to profit from the product or use it in any professional or business-related activities. It’s a great option for individual, non-profit use where the work remains within your personal sphere.

You need to buy a commercial license when you intend to use a product for any activity that generates revenue or is involved in commercial activities. This includes using the product in client work, selling products that incorporate the item, using it in advertising or marketing materials, or distributing the product in any way that benefits your business financially. Essentially, if you're profiting from using the product or using it in a professional context, a commercial license is required to ensure you're legally covered.

Each product purchased from our shop grants usage rights to one individual (Client) only. Each purchase is licensed to a single user. All products are copyright protected, and redistribution, reselling, forwarding, sharing, or trading of any products, including free items, is strictly prohibited.

You are allowed to publish or sell your final work that includes the purchased items, such as prints, pictures, or videos. However, when presenting images or works edited for clients, they must be in a non-editable file format.

You may use the purchased items to create your final work but cannot include the product as-is in your final work for resale.

A license key is a string of numbers and characters that verifies your legal purchase of the item(s). After purchasing a product, the license key will be available in your dashboard and sent to you via email. This code grants you permission to use the item(s) for both personal and commercial purposes.

Free items do not come with a license key but are still protected under copyright. You may use these free products for personal or commercial purposes and share your final work on social media. However, any form of publishing, redistributing, or reselling of the free items themselves is prohibited. While attribution is appreciated, it is not required.