In-game photography

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December 31, 2021
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Hi, I will be as soon as possible. I have a huge passion for In-game photography, and I would like to know if it is possible to sell these photos, if so, even what I can show.

Thanks

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Correct answer Mat Hayward

If you created the game and own the copyright to all elements in the image then it may be acceptable with a property release provided the quality standards at Adobe Stock are met. If however, you are in a game that was created by someone else, the answer is no.

Kind regards,

Mat Hayward

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Mat HaywardCorrect answer

Inspiring

If you created the game and own the copyright to all elements in the image then it may be acceptable with a property release provided the quality standards at Adobe Stock are met. If however, you are in a game that was created by someone else, the answer is no.

Kind regards,

Mat Hayward

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Hey man, i was curious did you find the answer I have the same idea as you :D. I believe those picture are valuable in stock photography

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Legend

You STILL can't make money by selling a stock picture of some else's IP.

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

By In-Game Photography, I assume you mean taking screenshots while you're playing video games made by someone else? If so, that would be an emphatic NO. That's not what Stock Photography is about.

Adobe Stock customers come here expecting highest quality professional images for use in commercial projects like brochures, posters, online and video advertising, documentaries, merchandise (coffee mugs, t-shirts, calendars, etc...). Stock photographers have to cover a wide variety of subjects and interests to make steady sales commissions. Please read the Stock Contributor User Guide for more details.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert