Teachers may integrate the Among Us IP in educational materials for small group classes and team-building activities, but we ask that you refrain from widespread distribution or sale of these materials.

Personal emotes that you have drawn yourself or commissioned someone to make exclusively for you Examples – Non-Permitted use of the Among Us IP – Streaming, Fan Games, and Entertainment

Why does this work?

Don’t use the Among Us IP in connection with third-party IP. We have a lot of respect for other creators and we hold our fans to the same standard.

NOTE: Innersloth is not currently accepting licensing requests as it pertains to the distribution or creation of ports, mods, or sequels to Among Us. Innersloth will not issue licenses for the streaming or distribution of Among Us gameplay video content. Examples – Permitted use of the Among Us IP – Streaming, Fan Games, and EntertainmentCreating unique, commission-based art (i.e. “adoptables”) Examples – Non-Permitted Small Batch Sales – Locally/In-Person

Using the Among Us IP to depict religious or political imagery and iconography 2. Educational Use/Teaching Selling a few hand-made crochet dolls of Among Us characters on your Etsy store (with an appropriate disclaimer) Don’t distribute work that is not your own fan work – for example, please don’t distribute or sell direct copies of the Among Us IP itself. Selling hand-made clay figurines of Among Us characters on your Etsy store (with an appropriate disclaimer)

Do not use the Among Us IP to depict religious or political imagery. This includes depictions of religious or political figures, emblems, logos, or any other associated iconography. Making a small batch of T-shirts for a personal event featuring the Among Us IP Examples – Non-Permitted Non-Commercial Use