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Make something worth keeping

Turn images you own or have permission to use into physical prints. A separate creator licence is planned for people selling printable digital designs.

Patent pending. Commercial licences are planned. Checkout is not open yet.

A framed print of a tall ship beside a model sailing ship on a shelf

Get the highlights

Sell physical prints under the planned Commercial Prints licence.

A framed Girl with a Pearl Earring print on a tiled wall above a lit candle

Sell printable files under the planned Creator licence.

A framed Napoleon print displayed next to a model biplane

Every recipe exports with a print sheet, so a repeat order follows the same steps.

A Polychrome print sheet with the slot order and swap instructions

Your artwork needs its own rights. The software licence does not cover it.

A calibration card fading from one layer to twelve

From your printer to their wall

The planned Commercial Prints licence covers physical products made with Polychrome: framed relief prints, coasters and small flat pieces.

Every recipe exports with a print sheet listing the rolls, the order and any spool exchange, so a repeat order follows the same steps as the first.

A framed Girl with a Pearl Earring print on a tiled wall above a lit candle
$149
USD per year, proposed¹
  • Repeatable recipes

    The print sheet lists the rolls, order and any spool exchange.

  • Relief and flat

    Both modes are included in every licence.

  • Calibrated rolls

    Calibrate a roll once and reuse the measurement across orders.

See what Commercial Prints includes

Make designs other people can print

The planned Creator licence adds permission to sell generated files that customers print themselves, and to build a catalogue of printable designs.

Final distribution and renewal terms are pending.²

$299
USD per year, proposed¹
A framed Napoleon print displayed next to a model biplane

See what Creator includes

Your artwork still needs its own rights

A software licence does not give permission to reproduce a character, photograph or illustration owned by someone else. Use your own work, a verified public-domain source, or permission that covers the use you intend.

  • Your own work

    Photographs, paintings and illustrations you made.

  • Public domain

    A source you have verified is in the public domain.

  • Permission

    A licence from the rights holder that covers the use you intend.

Which licence is right for you?

Personal use is planned as a one-time purchase. Commercial options renew yearly.¹

Personal

$35

USD · one-time

For the things you make for yourself.

Choose Personal

Personal printing and gifts
Included
Relief and flat modes
Included
Filament calibration
Included
Sell physical prints
Not included
Commercial use during an active licence
Not included
Sell generated digital files
Not included
Catalogue of printable designs
Not included
Update terms
Stated before purchase

Commercial Prints

$149

USD / year · proposed

Turn your designs into physical products.

Choose Commercial Prints

Personal printing and gifts
Included
Relief and flat modes
Included
Filament calibration
Included
Sell physical prints
Included
Commercial use during an active licence
Included
Sell generated digital files
Not included
Catalogue of printable designs
Not included
Update terms
Stated before purchase

Creator

$299

USD / year · proposed

Make designs other people can print.

Choose Creator

Personal printing and gifts
Included
Relief and flat modes
Included
Filament calibration
Included
Sell physical prints
Included
Commercial use during an active licence
Included
Sell generated digital files
Included
Catalogue of printable designs
Included
Update terms
Stated before purchase

Selling questions

Can I sell what I make?

Commercial licences are planned for physical print sales and, separately, digital file sales. You also need rights to the source artwork. Final licence terms will be available before purchase.

Do I need the Creator licence to sell prints?

No. The planned Commercial Prints licence covers physical products. Creator adds permission to sell generated digital files and to create a catalogue of printable designs.

Can I use a character or photograph someone else owns?

Not without permission. A software licence does not give permission to reproduce artwork owned by someone else. Use your own work, a verified public-domain source, or permission that covers the use you intend.

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Next step

Pick the licence that fits

Compare Personal, Commercial Prints and Creator side by side. Nothing is charged on this preview.

  1. Prices are the current proposal in US dollars. Final prices, taxes, update periods and licence terms will be confirmed before checkout opens.
  2. Final licence terms will explain renewal, distribution and permissions for existing customer purchases.
  3. Polychrome is patent pending.