licence

What you can do with these files

Plain terms, because a licence nobody reads protects nobody. Every studio sets its own, stated on each product page — but Drop requires them all to fit the shape below, so a buyer never has to read four different contracts to know what they bought.

You can

• Use the files in your own work, personal or commercial.
• Modify them, extend them, and mix them with your own material.
• Use them in work you are paid for, including client work.
• Install them on as many of your own machines as you like.

You cannot

• Resell or redistribute the files themselves, modified or not.
• Include them in a product whose main value is the files.
• Claim authorship of the originals.

Refunds

Digital goods, delivered immediately, so there is no refund window on change of mind. If a download is broken, missing, or not what the product page described, that is a different matter and it gets fixed or refunded.

Drop and its studios are fictional and nothing here is a real contract. These terms exist so the marketplace reads like one.