Legal
License Agreement
Last updated: 8 November 2026
This End User License Agreement ("License") applies to every Item you buy or download from Unity Asset Hub, unless the Item's page states different licence terms. In that case the Item's own terms apply instead.
In short: use the Item in your own games and apps, commercial or not. Don't resell, share or redistribute its source files or assets.
1. What you get
When you buy or download an Item, the licensor (us, or the seller named on the Item's page) gives you a worldwide, non-exclusive, non-transferable, perpetual licence to use, copy and modify the Item to make your own End Products. An "End Product" is a finished game, app, simulation or other compiled product in which the Item is included as part of a larger work, not as the main thing being offered.
2. What you can do
- Use the Item in an unlimited number of your own End Products, free or commercial.
- Modify, adapt and combine the Item with other content.
- Publish and sell your End Products on any platform, such as app stores, Steam and the web.
- Let contractors work on the Item for you, only for your End Products.
3. What you can't do
- Resell, sublicense, share, give away or publish the Item's source files or assets, whether modified or not.
- Upload the Item to other asset stores, marketplaces, file-sharing sites or public repositories.
- Sell or distribute the Item as a template, starter kit, asset pack or source-code product, even as part of a bundle.
- Share your download link or account access with others.
- Claim you created the Item, or remove copyright notices from it.
- Use the Item in content that is unlawful, or use trademarks it contains without the trademark owner's permission.
4. Who the licence covers
The licence is for one person, or for one company when bought on its behalf, for use by its own employees on its own End Products. You can't transfer it to anyone else.
5. Third-party content
Some Items include or rely on third-party components, such as Unity packages, plugins, fonts, audio or SDKs, that are covered by their own licences. Those licences apply to those components, and you are responsible for following them. Where an Item needs a third-party asset that isn't included, you must get it yourself under its own licence.
6. Ownership
The Item is licensed, not sold. The licensor keeps all rights not expressly given to you. You own the original parts of your End Products that you create yourself.
7. Ending the licence
The licence ends automatically if you break it. You must then stop using the Item and delete your copies, but End Products you already distributed while you were following this License can stay on sale.
8. No warranty
Items are provided "as is", as described in our Terms of Service, which also limit our liability.
9. Questions and extended licences
If you need rights this License doesn't give you, for example to resell source code, email unityassethub@gmail.com before using the Item that way.