What listings qualify as a 'Single Product'?

Modified on Mon, 20 Jul at 10:54 AM

Plus Product Guidelines

To help keep our Plus library consistent and easy for subscribers to browse, we’ve created some simple guidelines explaining what qualifies as a Single Product.

In most cases, we encourage designers to upload one design per product. However, we understand that some products naturally belong together, so there are a few exceptions.

Up to 4 Designs Per Product Listing

You may include up to four individual designs within a single product listing.

Where possible, the designs should have a clear connection, such as matching artwork, variations of the same design, or products intended to be used together. This helps subscribers understand why they have been grouped into one product.

Examples include:

  • A front and back T-shirt design

  • Matching “Mommy & Me” or family designs

  • Different colour versions of the same artwork

  • Variations of the same phrase, illustration or character

  • Up to four closely coordinated designs created to be used together

  • A matching set of Christmas ornaments

  • A laser-cut coaster holder with matching coasters

  • A necklace and earring cut-file set

  • A font family

  • Up to four matching planners or templates

Alphabet & Number Sets

Complete alphabet and number sets are considered a Single Product because all the characters work together as one complete collection.

Character Builder Sets

Character builder products are also accepted as Single Products.

These may contain multiple mix-and-match elements designed to allow customers to build their own characters, scenes or variations.

Clipart Sets

Clipart collections may contain up to 10 individual elements where those elements have been designed to be mixed and matched to create new artwork.

Larger clipart collections should be split into smaller coordinating products wherever possible.

Paper Craft, Scrapbook & Junk Journal Kits

Some paper craft products naturally contain several coordinated files designed to work together as one cohesive kit.

Examples may include:

  • A junk journal kit containing coordinated pages, pockets, tags, journalling cards and matching ephemera

  • A scrapbook kit containing matching papers, titles, frames, labels and embellishments

  • A paper craft kit containing a small collection of digital papers with coordinating cut elements

  • A themed topper or decoration kit containing the main design and the supporting pieces needed to complete it

These products may remain as one listing where the contents rely on one another and separating them would reduce the usefulness of the kit.

All files should share a clear theme, colour palette and intended craft use. The product should have been purposefully designed as one complete kit rather than created by combining several existing products.

Where the contents can reasonably be offered as complete and useful standalone products, they should be separated into coordinating listings.

For example:

  • A digital paper set

  • A coordinating tag and label set

  • A matching embellishment or cut-file set

  • A separate journal page or scrapbook element set

Large clipart collections, several complete kits combined into one listing, or unrelated projects grouped under a broad theme will not qualify as a Single Product.

This exception is intended for carefully planned kits whose value comes from the contents working together, rather than allowing large bundles to be relabelled as kits.

Add-On Products

Products such as:

  • Procreate brush sets

  • Software plugins

  • Lightroom presets

may continue to be uploaded as they are, provided they are one complete product and not a collection or bundle of several separate products grouped together.

Our Goal

The aim of these guidelines is to create a Plus library that is easy for subscribers to browse, while still allowing designers the flexibility to group files together where doing so genuinely improves the product and customer experience.

Where a product can reasonably be separated into useful standalone coordinating listings, we encourage designers to do so. This also gives each product more opportunity to be discovered and downloaded within Plus.

If you’re ever unsure whether a product qualifies as a Single Product, our team is always happy to help. Please contact us at mail@designbundles.net before uploading, and we’ll be happy to advise.








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