Licences

Version 1.1, 13 November 2026

When you buy from Websteer you buy a licence to use the design, not the design itself. There are two licences.

Personal Licence

This licence lets you enjoy what you buy at home and with the people you send it to. It is between you, the buyer, and Adrian Webster trading as Websteer, and applies when you complete a purchase.

You can:

• display scenes and messages on screens in your own home, including TVs, monitors, digital frames and phones;
• use them as wallpapers or screensavers on your own devices;
• print them for your own home, or to give as a personal gift;
• send a message, card or wallpaper to a friend, family member or partner for their personal use;
• keep a backup copy for yourself;
• show a personalised message made for you (one with your own names or wording) at your business too, for example a guest welcome in your holiday let or a Christmas greeting in your shop or café. Each personalised message is a one-off, so no Business Licence is needed for it.

You cannot:

• show scenes, or greetings that are not personalised for you, in a business or public place, such as a café, shop, office, gym, holiday let or waiting room (that needs a Business Licence);
• sell, share, upload or give away the files themselves, including on social media, file-sharing or stock sites;
• use our content in videos, streams or posts you publish or earn money from;
• edit our content and sell or share it as your own;
• use our content in a logo or trademark, or to train AI models.

The licence is for you only and cannot be transferred. It lasts for as long as you keep the files, unless you break these terms, in which case it ends and you must delete the files.

Business Licence

This licence lets one business show our scenes on screens at one location for 12 months. Examples include cafés, salons, spas, holiday lets, waiting rooms, offices and yoga or meditation studios. It is between the business named on the order and Adrian Webster trading as Websteer. The person buying confirms they can agree to it for that business.

You can:

• display the licensed scenes on any number of screens at the one location named on the order;
• play them to staff, customers, guests and visitors there;
• loop, trim or resize them to fit your screens, as long as the scene is not otherwise altered;
• keep backup copies on devices used at that location.

You cannot:

• use the scenes at any other location without a licence for it;
• sell, share or pass on the files, or include them in a product or service you sell, such as a screen subscription or signage package;
• use the scenes in adverts, social media posts, websites, broadcasts or online streams;
• remove any credit or watermark we ask you to keep;
• use our content in a logo or trademark, or to train AI models.

Sound. Scenes come with and without sound. The sound with each scene is cleared for playback at your location under this licence. The licence does not cover any other music you play.

Term and renewal. The licence starts on the order date and lasts 12 months. We will remind you before it ends. If you do not renew, you must stop displaying the scenes and delete the files.

Ownership. We keep all rights in the scenes. The licence is non-exclusive, so other businesses may licence the same scenes. It cannot be transferred, except to a buyer of your business at the same location with our written agreement.

Our responsibility. We will replace any file that is faulty or not as described. Our total liability under this licence is limited to the fee you paid. We are not liable for indirect losses, such as lost business, or for problems caused by your screens or software. Nothing here limits liability that the law does not allow us to limit.

Ending the licence. If you break these terms and do not put it right within 14 days of us telling you, we may end the licence. You must then stop displaying the scenes and delete the files. No refund is due in that case.

Law. This licence is governed by the law of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales will decide any dispute.

How our content is made

Our scenes are created with AI video and image tools, then selected, edited, looped and finished by us. Any resemblance to a real place or person is coincidental.