Personal use only
Kittl says Free does not include commercial rights. Exports are also limited to low-resolution PNG/JPG, while vector and high-resolution export require a paid plan.
Kittl's current licensing guidance draws a clear line: Free is for personal use. If you plan to sell a design, deliver client work or publish commercial assets, move to a plan with commercial rights before you publish the commercial output.
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Learn more →Kittl says Free does not include commercial rights. Exports are also limited to low-resolution PNG/JPG, while vector and high-resolution export require a paid plan.
Kittl's Pro help page includes a commercial license, high-resolution PNG/JPG, PDF/SVG vector export, premium libraries, custom fonts and unlimited projects. Kittl states commercial use is covered up to 500,000 copies.
Check Kittl Pro →Kittl's Max help page describes an Enhanced License with no copy limits. That matters for high-volume merchandise or packaging where the standard commercial-license ceiling could be exceeded.
Pricing and license terms can change. The final Kittl checkout and current license terms control your purchase and permitted use.
Kittl's current AI usage rules say Pro, Expert and Max users can use AI-generated content commercially subject to Kittl's terms and licensing. On the Free plan, AI-generated images become part of Kittl's shared content library and cannot be sold commercially on their own. If your product depends on AI-generated artwork, treat this as another reason to verify the paid-plan license before publishing.
That keeps the test free while avoiding the mistake of treating Kittl Free as a commercial license. If the editor fits your workflow, upgrade before you sell or deliver the commercial design.
Start with Kittl →Kittl's current documentation says the Free plan is for personal use only and does not include commercial rights. Use a commercial plan before selling or using the final design for business purposes.
Kittl states Pro includes a commercial license for eligible designs up to 500,000 copies. Check the current licensing terms for your exact asset mix and intended use before publishing at scale.
Kittl's licensing help says commercial designs created under a qualifying paid subscription can remain usable after the subscription ends, subject to its current post-subscription and licensing terms. Verify those terms for the specific design before relying on long-term rights.
Expert is an additional paid plan between Pro and Max. Like Pro, it includes a commercial license with a 500,000-copy limit; Max has an enhanced license with no copy limit. See official plans and Max plan documentation, checked September 10, 2026. The examples above focus on license needs rather than listing every plan.