Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: August 28, 2026

PNG DIY (“we”, “our site” at https://pngdiy.com) takes part in affiliate marketing programs. So we may earn a commission when you buy something or complete an action through a link to a partner site. However, this never costs you extra.

An affiliate link is a special address. It tells our partners — Creative Fabrica, Amazon, Pinterest and others — that you came from PNG DIY. Then, if you buy something or complete an action, we may earn a small commission.

Why Disclose?

We disclose affiliate relationships for two reasons. First, for transparency. Second, because the law requires it, including U.S. FTC guidelines and EU consumer law. Our opinions stay independent. In other words, affiliate money never changes our content, reviews or advice.

How Does This Affect You?

  • There is no additional cost to you when you use an affiliate link.
  • Commissions keep the site running. So we can go on publishing free tutorials and files.
  • The product price, your shopping experience, and purchasing rights are unchanged.
  • You are never obligated to click or use affiliate offers.

Which Partners?

Our most frequent partner programs include:

  • Creative Fabrica
  • Amazon
  • Pinterest
  • Other digital craft stores, design marketplaces, and educational platforms

Links to third-party sites may also have their own privacy and terms. Please check our Privacy Policy for details.

  • Blog posts and articles
  • Resource or recommended product pages
  • Banners and sidebar graphics
  • Email newsletters

Wherever affiliate links appear, we also show a notice. For example: “This post contains affiliate links”, or a badge next to the link.

Questions

If you have questions about our affiliate practices, transparency, or compensation, email: support@pngdiy.com

What this means for the price you pay

Nothing changes for you. An affiliate link costs no more than going to the same page directly. It also never changes what the maker charges. So the files we cover stay free on the same terms, whether you arrive through our link or type the address yourself.

It changes our side instead. A small share of a subscription pays for the hours we spend on checks. For example: opening archives, counting designs and making sure a file matches its preview. That is why this disclosure sits on its own page, and not in small print.