License Agreement

1The licence we grant you

While your plan is active and paid for, 2BROS GROUP LIMITED grants you a worldwide, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable licence to use, modify and incorporate the assets you download into your own projects, personal and commercial.

A layer bought on its own is licensed on the same terms, for that layer only. That licence does not run out with time: it ends only as set out under “When the licence ends” below.

You are buying a licence, not the asset. We and our licensors keep ownership of everything in the library, including every copy you download.

Some assets carry additional terms, shown on the asset page. Where they do, those terms apply on top of this agreement for that asset.

2What you may do

Under this licence you may do all of the following, in an unlimited number of projects.

• Use the assets in personal, commercial and internal business projects.
• Modify, adapt, recolour, remix and extend them as much as you like.
• Use them in work you build and deliver for a client, including the final files for that client’s project.
• Use them in a product you sell — a website, an app, a course, a game, a marketing campaign — where the asset is a component of the product, not the product itself.
• Use them in paid advertising, social content, presentations and video.
• Use the code and the prompts as a starting point for your own work, including as input to an AI tool you are using to build your project.
• Keep using what you have already shipped, even after your plan ends.

3What you may not do

This licence does not allow any of the following.

• Resell, sublicense, rent, lend or redistribute an asset in its original or a barely modified form, on its own or in a bundle.
• Publish an asset to a template marketplace, a public repository, an asset library, a Figma community file or anywhere else others can download it.
• Build or contribute to a product that competes with Templify — a template library, a kit shop, a subscription asset service — using our assets.
• Use the assets, in bulk or systematically, to train, fine-tune or evaluate a machine-learning model, or to build a dataset.
• Share your account, your credentials or your download links so that people outside your licence can obtain the files.
• Remove or alter a copyright notice, licence file or attribution that ships inside an asset.
• Register or claim an asset, or a barely modified version of it, as your own trade mark, logo or intellectual property.
• Use an asset in anything unlawful, defamatory, hateful, sexually explicit involving minors, or designed to deceive or defraud.

4Client work

You may use the assets in projects you deliver to clients, and you may hand over the finished files — the built site, the exported design, the compiled app — as part of that delivery.

You may not hand a client the raw library asset as a reusable resource, and you may not give a client access to your Templify account. If the client wants their own access to the library, they need their own plan.

There is no limit on the number of clients or projects.

5Teams and seats

A licence covers one person. Everyone at your organisation who downloads, opens or works on the source files needs their own plan.

Sharing one account across a team is the most common breach of this agreement, and the one our logs show most clearly.

If you need several seats, write to contact@2brosgroup.com and we will arrange it.

6Source code

On plans that include source code, and for a layer bought on its own that comes with source code, you may use, modify and deploy that code in your own projects under exactly the terms above.

You may keep it in your own private repository, and in a client’s private repository for the project you built for them. You may not publish it to a public repository, and you may not release it as a template, boilerplate or starter of your own.

The code is provided as a starting point. You are responsible for reviewing, testing and securing anything you deploy from it.

7Our gradient renderer

The live gradients on templify.digital are drawn by a renderer we wrote for Templify: the WebGL shaders, the code that compiles and animates them, and the three looks they produce. 2BROS GROUP LIMITED owns the copyright in it. It is not one of the library assets, and visiting the site gives you no licence to it.

Your browser has to receive the renderer’s code to show you the site. Receiving, viewing or inspecting that copy is not permission to use it. Unless the next section allows it, you may not:

• Copy, extract, save or reuse the renderer or any substantial part of it.
• Adapt, translate or port it to another language, engine or framework, or build a work derived from it.
• Publish, distribute, sell, sublicense or share it, on its own or inside anything else.
• Use it in a product, template, component, library, generator, plugin, app or service.
• Use it to train, fine-tune or evaluate a machine-learning model, or put it in a dataset.
• Remove, hide or change the copyright notice or the licence reference it carries, including the one inside the shader source.

8Using the gradient renderer

If a file you download under an active plan contains the renderer or part of it, you may use and modify that file inside your project, including one you build for a client, under the rest of this agreement. You may not release it on its own, or as the main value of a shader, gradient or background library, pack, generator, template or public repository, and you must keep the copyright notice in the source files you keep.

None of this restricts what is yours, or everyone’s, to use: the colours you pick in the tuner, the prompt you copy, a gradient your AI assistant writes from that prompt without copying our code, and the general techniques the renderer relies on — noise, fractal summing, domain warping, colour-ramp lookup — or short standard snippets in common use. We claim our code and the way it is written, not the ideas behind it.

Removing or altering a copyright notice or licence reference can be a separate infringement under the laws that protect rights-management information, among them section 296ZG of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, Article 7 of Directive 2001/29/EC and 17 U.S.C. § 1202. A breach of this section or the one before it ends your licence to the renderer, and we may take action for infringement, including seeking an injunction, damages or an account of profits.

Nothing here limits what the law lets you do regardless of any licence, such as quoting for criticism or review, or decompiling or studying a program where the law allows it for interoperability.

To ask for a wider licence, or to report a copy of the renderer used without permission, write to contact@2brosgroup.com.

9Fonts, libraries and other third-party parts

Some assets reference or embed third-party fonts, icons, libraries, photographs or 3D models that we do not own. Where that is the case, the asset page or the files say so.

A third-party part comes under its own licence, and that licence governs your use of it. A commercial font in particular usually requires you to obtain your own licence from the foundry before you publish.

It is your responsibility to check and comply with those licences in your project. We cannot grant you rights that are not ours to grant.

10Attribution

Attribution is not required. You do not have to credit Templify in your project, in your code or in your footer.

You are welcome to credit us, and you may truthfully say that a project was built with Templify assets — but you may not use our name or logo in a way that suggests we endorse, sponsor or are involved in your project.

11How long the licence lasts

Assets you download while your plan is active stay licensed to you for the projects you use them in, including after your plan ends. You never have to strip a Templify asset out of something you already shipped.

The right to download new assets, and to use assets in new projects, exists only while your plan is active.

12When the licence ends

This licence ends automatically if you breach it — for example by redistributing an asset or sharing your account.

It also ends for the assets covered by a payment that is refunded or reversed, from the moment the money is returned.

When the licence ends this way, you must stop using the assets, remove them from projects still under your control, and delete your copies. Work you had already delivered to a third party in good faith before the breach is not affected.

13No warranty

The assets are provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind. We do not promise that an asset is error-free, that it works with a particular tool, framework or version, or that it meets any accessibility, performance or legal standard applying to your project.

You are responsible for testing and adapting anything you use, and for the compliance of what you publish. Our liability is limited as set out in the Terms of Service.

14Contact

Licensing questions, extra seats and unusual use cases go to contact@2brosgroup.com. If you are not sure whether something is allowed, ask — we answer plainly.