Freelance designers often need clear, practical contract clauses to manage scope, payment, revisions, and client boundaries without hiring a lawyer for every project.
This PDF provides a curated library of draft-ready contract clauses you can copy, adapt, and insert into your own freelance design agreements.
This library is designed for independent freelance designers working on branding, web, UX/UI, and visual design projects. It is intended to help clarify expectations, reduce ambiguity, and protect boundaries before work begins.
Inside this library you’ll find clauses covering:
- Scope definition and scope-creep protection
- Change requests and out-of-scope work
- Payment terms, late payment, and no-work-until-paid boundaries
- Early termination and project pause handling
- Intellectual property, licensing, and portfolio usage
- Revision limits and delivery expectations
- Client responsibilities and feedback timelines
- Liability limits, indemnification (light), and risk boundaries
- Communication, availability, and client conduct
- Confidentiality and governing law placeholders
Each clause includes clear context for when to use it and copy-ready language written in a neutral, professional tone.
This library is designed for freelance designers who send contracts regularly and want clearer boundaries without legal overhead. It may not be suitable if you require jurisdiction-specific legal drafting or formal legal advice.
Most buyers use this library by copying a clause that matches their situation, adapting it for their project, and inserting it into an existing agreement before sending it to a client.
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Format: Digital PDF
Access: One-time purchase
Usage: Ongoing use for your own projects
Price: $29
This document is provided for drafting reference only and does not constitute legal advice. You are responsible for reviewing, adapting, and approving any clause before use.
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Designed to reduce ambiguity, protect boundaries, and support clear designer-client relationships — without overcomplication.