Creations in JSON format

A JSON file is data you can read with the naked eye: settings, a colour set, presets, content to import. It displays nothing on its own — the software that loads it gives it meaning — so check on the listing which tool expects it, and in which version. A plain text editor is then enough to read or adapt it.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need any particular software to open JSON files?

Each listing says what its file opens with, and from which version when that matters. When a format needs paid software, an open export usually travels with it in the same archive: the “File format” line of the specification sheet lists them all.

Which licence covers commercial use?

Every creation shows its licence before purchase, and the choice is made at checkout when the creator offers several. Personal: your own projects. Commercial: work delivered to a client. Extended: a finished product you resell that incorporates it.

What happens when the creator publishes an update?

Files associated with your purchase, including their available updates, are accessible while the applicable download permissions remain valid. Versioned creations show their version number and the date of the last change on their listing.