Copyright License Agreement
Allow Others to Use Your Material Without Giving Up Your Rights
A Copyright License Agreement can used in a wide variety of contexts, typically
for a fee, whenever one party is licensing use of their copyrighted material to
another party for specific purposes but retaining the ownership rights for themselves.
With a license agreement, the copyright owner has complete control over the terms
of the license. Our Copyright License form allows you to specify:
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The specific nature of the use (using a song for a commercial, using a painting
for an advertisement, etc.)
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The total amount of the material to be used (10 seconds of a song, the entire software
code with no alterations, etc.)
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The compensation required for the license (typically a monetary fee, but sometimes
a simple request to credit the original author)
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The length of time the license is good for
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How the license can be renewed or voided
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Whether the licensee is allowed to pass the license on to other users
As the copyright owner, you get to call the shots—and Click&Inc makes it
easy.
Our Copyright License Agreements come with complete instructions and are provided
as a fully editable Word document for immediate download. Just fill in the blanks
to tailor the form to your situation, or change anything else you like!
Remember: A Copyright License Agreement is used to allow someone else to use your
material for a specific purpose, while you retain ownership yourself. If you’d like
to permanently transfer your complete ownership rights, take a look at the
Copyright Assignment Form.