Unless otherwise specified, everything I self-publish is available at no cost and 100% royalty-free. You have complete freedom to download, edit, and integrate these files into personal, professional, and commercial ventures without licensing fees, subscriptions, or recurring costs.
You can incorporate my creative work into literally anything: films, games, music releases, digital media, live performances, a birthday card for your Nan, and any client work worldwide, in perpetuity. The only hard restriction is redistribution: you may not re-upload, repackage, or resell these raw files as standalone stock assets, sample packs, or templates. I want this free-use license to be as simple and stress-free as possible, so if you ever have questions about what you can or cannot do, just reach out.
Attribution is completely optional, though deeply appreciated. Because my body of work relies on word-of-mouth rather than paywalls, crediting helps other independent artists find these resources. If you choose to credit, a simple line in your video description, liner notes, website, or social caption works perfectly:
Music / Video / Art by Trent Anthony Francis (www.trentanthonyfrancis.com) — or whatever format best suits your specific project.
Quick Q&A
Is it really free?
Yes. All original art, creative assets, video, and music hosted across my website, Archives, NSFW Archives, and Creative Hub are 100% free to download and use. No paywalls, no catches.
What work am I allowed to use?
Any and all self-published creative assets across my website, digital archives, and download repositories.
Can I use the NSFW work too?
Yes, provided you are 18 or older. However, please note the one exception: NSFW collaborations involving third parties cannot be used for public or commercial projects. Any collaborative pieces are clearly marked with "ft. [collaborator]" in the title and are strictly limited to personal viewing. If you are ever unsure about a specific file, get in touch and I will clarify.
Can I make money from your work?
Yep! You can monetize commercial releases, client projects, films, games, and merchandise that incorporate these assets without paying royalties or licensing fees.
Do I need to credit you?
Nope. You are never obligated to credit, but it is always appreciated when possible because it helps others discover the catalog. A simple link to my name and website (www.trentanthonyfrancis.com) is plenty.
YouTube flagged your music in my video, am I in trouble?
Not at all. You are not receiving a copyright strike. Because digital music distributors automatically register tracks with YouTube Content ID, the automated system may place an automatic claim on Audrey Vixen releases. While you have my full blessing to use the music, I cannot override automated platform claims or guarantee your video will remain monetizable on YouTube.
Can I use your work in hateful content?
Absolutely not. You may NOT use any of my work in projects that promote bigotry, homophobia, transphobia, racism, misogyny, or hate speech toward others. Don't try it; I will find you. Also, you're a fuckhead.
WHY IS EVERYTHING ROYALTY FREE??
Because why not? I create for the sheer joy of making stuff, having something to say, and sending my weird artistic ideas out into the world. My self-published work isn't made to sit quietly in a folder; it’s made so others can take these pieces, create something new, explore their own ideas, and tap into that same spark of energy I feel when sitting down to work.
I do make a living from my work through private commissions and donations, but that is a completely separate venture. My personal, self-released catalog isn't bound by commercial constraints - which is why I am genuinely happy for anyone and everyone to use it, remix it, and make it their own.
