Amateur pornography

Pornographic images or videos made outside the professional adult entertainment industry, often by performers filming themselves or partners.

Pornography: Explicit material produced primarily to elicit sexual arousal. Amateur pornography is one mode of production within this broader category.
Self-shot video: Video recorded by a person who operates the camera while appearing in the footage. Self-recording is a common production method in amateur pornography.
Tube sites: Websites that host or aggregate streams of pornographic videos. Their large audiences make them a major distribution channel for amateur videos.
Nonconsensual pornography: Pornographic material shared without the consent of the people depicted. It shows why consent to recording cannot be treated as consent to publication.
User-generated content: Media created and shared by people rather than professional publishers or producers. Amateur pornography often circulates as user-generated content, though platforms may shape its distribution.
Consent: Freely given, informed, and reversible agreement to an activity. Consent must cover both recording and any later sharing of intimate material.
OnlyFans: A subscription platform where creators sell access to posts and direct interactions. It enables some independent adult creators to distribute content directly to subscribers.
Sextortion: Coercion involving threats to disclose intimate images or information for money or other demands. Amateur recordings can be weaponized when someone threatens to expose them.
Professional pornography: Pornographic media produced through commercial studios or professional production teams. Its organized production and labor distinguish it from amateur work.
Image-based sexual abuse: The creation or distribution of intimate images without the depicted person's consent. Nonconsensual sharing can turn privately made material into a form of abuse.

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