Performance licensing grants permission to use visual works in live, spatial, or time-based environments such as stages, installations, and exhibitions.
You're licensing ho and where the visuals are performed, not buying ownership.

The artist retains all rights.

A one-time use license covers one live event or performance, including:
• one concert, DJ set, theater, or fashion show
• one exhibition or installation
• one live stream
• one event recap or after-movie

If the visuals are used again at another event, a new license is required.

A tour license is designed for repeated use over time.
It allows you to use the visuals across:
• multiple live events
• tours, festivals, and club shows
• gallery installations
• projection mapping environments
• livestreams and virtual shows
• performance recordings and promo recaps

The tour license is valid for defined term (typically 12 months) and can be renewed.

You may not:
• resell, redistribute, or sublicense the visuals
• upload files to VJ pools or stock platforms
• create derivative visual remixes
• use visuals for NFT, blockchain, or AI training
• instal visuals permanently beyond the license scope

If you use changes, the license must change with it.

This licensing model is built for artists and teams working in live, spatial, and performance-based environments.

it's for:
• VJ,s, DJ, and Live performance acts
• Touring musicians and bands
• Performance artists and theater productions
• Fashion shows and exhibitions
• Curators, venues, and installation designers

If the visuals are part of a live moment, repeated shows, or spatial experience, this is the right framework.

Choose a visual work from a catalog and select the license that matches your use - one-time for a single event, or tour for repeated performances.

Your visual files and license detail are delivered instantly to the email used at checkout.
Use the visuals in your performances knowing the rights are clear, defined, and enforceable.

Performance licensing:
• protect visual artists
• keeps usage clear and enforceable
• support touring and repeated work without confusion
• respects authorship in live environments