License

Last updated 26 August 2026. This is the part that actually matters day to day — what you can build, and the one thing not to do.

What you can do

Copy a prompt or download source code, and use it in as many projects as you want — your own product, a client's site, whatever you're building, commercial or not. No attribution required, no royalties, no asking permission per project. This applies for as long as your plan is active; you don't need to stay subscribed to keep using something you already built.

The one thing not to do

Don't take a prompt or a source-code file as-is and resell or redistribute it as its own product — as a template, a UI kit, or a competing library item, on Crayonn or anywhere else. The license covers using it inside something you build, not repackaging the raw item itself.

Ownership

Crayonn owns the original design of each section, template, and background as published in the library. You own whatever you build using it — the specific site, app, or project is yours.

Unlimited vs. All-access

Unlimited unlocks the copy-paste prompt for everything in the library — paste it into your AI tool and it rebuilds that item inside your project. All-access adds the real, finished source code for everything too, so there's nothing to regenerate. Free items are always free, on any plan, no account required.

Assets and images

Some items reference stock photography or other externally-hosted assets rather than custom artwork. Check what's used before you launch your own project commercially, and swap in your own imagery if the license on the original asset doesn't cover your use case.

Questions

If you're not sure whether something you're planning is covered, ask before you build it: crayonnstudio@gmail.com or the contact page.