Non-Exclusive Licensing Agreement
If you’re a photographer and plan to license your image(s) to another person/business but want to retain copyright ownership in your image(s), this Non-Exclusive Image Licensing Agreement is for you. This agreement covers the rights and obligations of the parties, the non-exclusive license, payment, and more! Before you allow a company to use any of your images, make sure you're covered by using this contract!
NOTE: If you want to assign the copyright of the image(s) over to the company and give them the exclusive rights to use the image(s), then you will want to use an Exclusive Licensing Agreement.
If you need help on how to choose between a Commercial & Brand Photography Contract and Licensing Agreements check out this blog HERE!
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template features
Every template is prepared by The Legal Paige, LLC, attorney-drafted and reviewed, and created specifically for your industry.
Every template is created with easy-to-use fill-in-the-blanks for your unique business. We make it simple to identify what information you need to input with highlighted, editable sections.
Once you’ve finished, you can quickly copy/paste into your client management software, Google Docs, or Microsoft Word to send to clients in a snap.
The language is reader-friendly. (We cut back on complicated legal mumbo-jumbo).
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disclaimer
DISCLAIMER: By purchasing a template contract and/or document from The Legal Paige, LLC, you are not given access to Paige, and no attorney-client relationship is created.
All template documents are drafted using general U.S. contract principles and are not state-specific. Our products are easy to use and have highlighted, editable sections with commentary on what to amend according to your business practices and local and state laws. You may modify the document on your own or find an attorney in your state to help you.
Some template documents are available in Canada, have been reviewed by a Canadian lawyer, and are drafted using general Canadian common law contract principles (not for use in Quebec due to civil law jurisdiction). Thus, if you purchase a Canadian template all language in the document will be applicable to your business operating in Canada. If you need assistance modifying the document, please find a lawyer in your territory/province to help you.