Read the fine print first.

We compare up to 50 SVG or PNG files in your ZIP with the plain-text license you send. We flag risky license terms, brand-name pattern matches, duplicate files, and file problems that could get in the way of listing or fulfillment.

Clear means we found no flagged issue in this check. It is not a legal clearance. BundleShield is a practical preflight check, not legal advice or a legal clearance service.

We do not run live trademark searches. Brand-name flags are pattern matches found in the bundle, so you can review them before listing.

We can find duplicate files inside the bundle. We do not search images against the web, run reverse image searches, or prove who created an image.

Send one bundle ZIP and the plain-text license that came with it. The ZIP can contain up to 50 SVG or PNG files and can be up to 100 MB.

You get the report within 24 hours of sending the bundle and license.

We use them to prepare your report, then delete them once your report is sent.

Clear means we found no flagged issue in this check. Review means something needs your judgment before listing. Remove means to leave the file out unless you can resolve the flagged issue. Every file gets a verdict. Anything flagged for Review or Remove includes the reason and what to do about it. Every verdict uses a label, icon, and color.

You can use the report before listing a purchased SVG or design bundle on Etsy, Gumroad, a print-on-demand (POD) service, or another shop.

Not always. A commercial-use license may still limit or exclude print on demand, and the exact license controls. Check whether your license allows POD fulfillment, whether designs can be used as-is or need changes, any sales caps, and whether customer-customizable products are excluded. BundleShield flags unclear or missing POD wording in the license you send.

It depends on the license that came with your purchase. The license needs to cover the products and fulfillment method you plan to use, including print on demand if you use it. A license is evidence of permission from the seller, not proof the seller owned every right, and Etsy can still act on complaints. BundleShield checks your files against the license you send.

Some licenses require you to change the design or create a new end product before selling it on a POD product. Others allow certain uses as-is. Read the exact rule in your license and keep a dated copy. BundleShield flags modification and as-is wording in the license you send so you can decide before listing.

BundleShield can show you the wording that matters, but it cannot decide whether a license is right for your planned use. We flag terms about commercial use, print on demand, modification, and sales limits in the license you send, along with file-level issues we can detect in the bundle. We cannot verify the seller owned the rights, check current marketplace terms, or grant permission. The final call stays with you.

Keep the license file that came with the download, your receipt or order record, the source page URL, and the purchase or download date. Save any seller messages about usage rights. Terms can change, and some depend on when you downloaded. If anything is questioned later, this evidence shows what you bought and under which terms.