A licence, a signed link, and the original file

Two licences, priced per asset rather than per plan. A standard licence covers most commercial use. An extended licence removes the impression limit and allows items for resale. There is no subscription, no credit pack and no expiry on the grant itself.

What you get

The original file, at full resolution, with its stock metadata written into it. Previews are watermarked and capped; the original is only ever reachable through a signed link issued against a licence.

What the link is

The licence is perpetual. The download link is signed and expires, because a link that never expires is a file with no licence attached. Within its life you can come back to it as many times as a real download needs — generously, but not without limit, so a link pasted somewhere public is not a free copy of the original.

Labelled, everywhere

Every asset here is generated with AI and says so: in the catalogue, in the API payload, and in the metadata embedded in the file you download. That is not a disclaimer, it is a property of the file, and any buyer is entitled to know it.