Last Updated: March 28, 2025

Welcome to the official license page of Universe Map. This policy outlines the terms and conditions for using any image, video, diagram, or content published on UniverseMap.net.


Who Owns the Content?

All content published on this website — including galaxy maps, supercluster diagrams, tutorial videos, and space visualizations — is the property of Universe Map, unless explicitly credited otherwise.

You are not permitted to:


Requesting Permission to Use Content

If you want to reuse our maps, images, or videos in any way, you must first request permission. This applies to both personal and public use.

To request a license:

We typically respond within 2 to 3 business days.


Educational and Non-Profit Use

We support educators, students, and public science communicators.

You’re encouraged to use our content for:

However, permission is still required. License fees are usually waived for non-commercial, educational use.


Commercial Use

If you’re a publisher, developer, media producer, or commercial agency — and plan to use our content in:

Then licensing terms and a fee may apply. Please contact us to discuss your project in detail.


Required Attribution

Once your request is approved, proper attribution is mandatory wherever the content appears.

You must include the following line clearly visible near the content:

“Map/Video courtesy of UniverseMap.net”
With a clickable link to: https://universemap.net

This attribution should appear in:


License Terms Summary

Use CaseLicense Required?Fee Applies?
School projects✅ Yes❌ No
University or academic presentations✅ Yes❌ No
YouTube or documentary useâś… Yesâś… Maybe
Mobile apps or websitesâś… Yesâś… Yes
Print media or booksâś… Yesâś… Yes

License decisions depend on:


Contact Information

All license requests or usage-related questions must be directed to:

You may also include:


Final Note

Thank you for respecting the creative work that goes into building Universe Map.

By following our license policy, you help ensure fair use, responsible sharing, and continued public access to visual astronomical education.