When you share a project, you choose a license that tells others what they can do with your work.
A license is a set of permissions attached to your project. It tells other creators whether they can copy, remix, or build on your work — and under what conditions. By default, projects are "All Rights Reserved," meaning only you can use them.
No copying or remixing allowed without your permission. Others can view your project but cannot create copies or derivatives.
Others can copy, remix, and build upon your work — even commercially — as long as they credit you as the original creator.
View full license on Creative CommonsOthers can remix and build upon your work — even commercially — as long as they credit you and license their new creations under the same terms.
View full license on Creative CommonsOthers can remix and build upon your work non-commercially, as long as they credit you. Commercial use requires your permission.
View full license on Creative CommonsOthers can remix and build upon your work non-commercially, as long as they credit you and license their new creations under the same terms.
View full license on Creative CommonsOthers can share your work (even commercially) as long as they credit you, but they cannot remix or change it in any way.
View full license on Creative CommonsThe most restrictive CC license. Others can only share your work non-commercially, with credit, and without changes.
View full license on Creative CommonsYou waive all rights. Anyone can use, remix, and build upon your work for any purpose — no credit required. This is the most permissive option.
View full license on Creative CommonsWhen you see a project marked as copyable in the gallery, it means the creator chose a license that allows remixing. You can click the "Remix" button to create your own copy and build on their work. The following licenses allow remixing:
Licenses with "ND" (NoDerivs) — CC BY-ND and CC BY-NC-ND — do not allow remixing.
You can change your project's license at any time from the Share dialog in the editor. For more help choosing, visit the Creative Commons License Chooser.