FAQ

Frequently asked questions about VSAMUNE.

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What is VSAMUNE?
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VSAMUNE is a browser-based tool for creating YouTube thumbnails, especially for VTubers.
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Is VSAMUNE free?
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Yes. All features are currently free to use.
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Can I use thumbnails commercially?
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Yes. Thumbnails created with VSAMUNE may be used commercially by individuals and companies. If you use assets from other sites, follow the terms set by each asset creator.
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Can non-VTubers use it?
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Yes. VSAMUNE can be used by anyone.
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What image formats and sizes can I download?
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The default canvas uses YouTube's recommended 1280 x 720 size. You can export PNG, transparent PNG, and JPEG images, with canvas sizes up to 3000 x 3000.
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Can I stream or record the VSAMUNE editor?
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Yes. You are free to stream, record, or capture the VSAMUNE editor screen.
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Can I add more fonts?
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Yes. You can upload .ttf and .otf font files to add custom fonts. See Adding custom fonts for details.
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Why can't I paste text or images from the clipboard?
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Clipboard access requires browser permission. See Troubleshooting image paste issues for details.
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Does VSAMUNE support collaboration or syncing across devices?
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Not at the moment. Project data is stored locally in your browser.
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Can I use VSAMUNE on a phone?
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VSAMUNE is currently designed for desktop browsers. Chrome and Edge are the primary tested environments.
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Where is my VSAMUNE data saved?
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Project data, custom templates, uploaded images, and fonts are stored in your browser's local storage. They are not sent to the server or used for AI training.
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How can I contact VSAMUNE?
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Requests and bug reports are accepted through Google Forms. For other inquiries, contact the official X account or email [email protected].
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Do I need to credit VSAMUNE?
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Credit is not required, but it is always appreciated. Example: Created with VSAMUNE, a thumbnail maker for VTubers: https://vsamune.com
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How can I support VSAMUNE?
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Sharing VSAMUNE, adding credit, posting reviews, or supporting through FANBOX helps keep the service free.