The short version
The templates you make here are yours. Print them, sell them, sell what you make with them, give the files away, put them in a product you charge for. You do not have to credit BoxTemplate and you do not have to ask.
In full
- Commercial use is allowed. Sell the finished boxes, use them for client work, package a product you sell, run them through a commercial print job. No limit on quantity and no licence to buy.
- You may share and resell the files themselves. The generated PDF, SVG, DXF and PNG are yours to distribute — including in a paid bundle or an Etsy listing. Some other template sites forbid exactly this; BoxTemplate does not.
- You may modify them. Open the SVG or DXF, change it, build on it.
- No attribution is required. The Print boxtemplate.app in the margin box in the Page panel is on by default because it helps people find the site, but turning it off is a normal thing to do and costs you nothing.
- Nothing to sign. There is no account, so there is no agreement you are accepting by using the generator.
What this does not cover
The site itself — its code, its text, its drawings and the BoxTemplate name — is not covered by any of the above. The licence is about the templates you generate, not about copying the tool that generates them.
It also cannot cover artwork you add. A picture you drop onto a template stays yours, or stays whoever's it was — this site never sees it and makes no claim on it.
No warranty, and one piece of advice
The templates are given as they are, with no guarantee. The geometry is checked, but card thickness, printer scaling and cutting tolerance are all yours. Before a production run, print one and fold it. A test box costs a sheet of paper; a wrong die costs considerably more.
Questions
- Can I sell boxes made with these templates on Etsy?
- Yes. Both the boxes and the template files.
- Do I need to buy anything for commercial use?
- No. There is no paid tier and no commercial licence to buy.
- Can I use these for a client's packaging?
- Yes, and you can charge the client for the work.
- Do I have to leave the credit line on?
- No. Untick it in the Page panel.
Contact
If you need something in writing for a client or a printer, ask: [email protected].