At TutKit.com, we differentiate between a complete package and individual content . Wondering what exactly the difference is? We'll explain it to you:

You can think of a complete package as a book on a specific topic. In it you will find various sections (i.e. the chapters of the book), which in turn contain several pages, comparable to our individual content. Or, to use another comparison: the overall package is the cake, the individual contents are the individual pieces of the cake.

Individual content : By individual content, we mean both the individual video tutorials of our training courses and the assets and templates that you download in the form of ZIP files (for example, a set of ten Photoshop brushes or a specific PowerPoint template). Individual content is displayed in the portal as independent content, can be found using keywords in the search and can also be favorited. They are always part of a complete package.

Complete package: Complete packages contain one or more individual pieces of content on a specific overarching topic. They can be accessed at their own Internet address. An example of this is the training course on data analysis in Excel, in which twelve individual videos make up a complete package with a running time of two hours. A good example of a complete package of assets is our cloud photos, in which you will find seven individual contents with ten cloud photos each. Complete packages can be downloaded from TutKit.com via the Download complete content button.

The advantage for you: You can decide for yourself on a case-by-case basis whether you want to download a whole wealth of content on a topic in one go or access selected individual content. For example, if you are designing a brochure with several pages, you may want to get a complete package with numerous background images or illustrations. If, on the other hand, you are creating a one-page flyer, for example, you will probably only download the individual graphics you want to include.