Terms
Last changed 14 November 2026
Draft. This page has not had its final review.
These are the terms for using Engrave Engine, the app and this site. By using the app you agree to them.
What you make is yours
Designs you make with the app, and files you export from it, belong to you. You may use them for anything, including things you sell. We claim no rights in them.
The free trial
Anyone may use the app to design and to save projects. Exporting a finished file needs a licence. A free trial gives 3 exports for one email address. Please do not use throwaway addresses to get more.
A paid licence
- A licence is for one person, on up to three computers at a time.
- It is a single payment and does not run out.
- It is not to be shared, resold or published. A licence that is passed around may be switched off.
- A licence that is refunded is switched off. See Refunds.
The software
The app itself, its code and its built-in styles remain ours. You may not copy it, resell it, or take it apart to build a competing product. The app includes open-source parts from other people; their notices are in the app under Help, About.
Buying
Sales are handled by a payment company that acts as the seller of record. Its own terms apply to the payment, and it collects any sales tax or VAT that is due.
No promises about results
We work to make the app accurate and its files correct, but it is provided as it is. Check every file, and run a test piece, before engraving or cutting anything that matters. You are responsible for your machine, your settings, your materials and your safety. As far as the law allows, we are not liable for lost material, damaged equipment, lost time or lost income, and our total liability is limited to what you paid for the licence.
Changes and ending
We may improve or change the app. We may change these terms; the date at the top shows when.