FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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- Why are the files at such a low cost?
- License Types - Free
- License Types - Standard
- License Types - Expanded
- License Types - Editorial
- I need to upgrade a file to an Expanded License
- Free Vector usage with image Credit/Attribution
- How do I attribute an Artist?
- VectorStock® Membership and Content License Agreement
How do I attribute an Artist?
You can use VectorStock’s free images for any purpose if you attribute the artist. This is done by adding a link or tagline in a prominent position to where you’re using the artwork. If this is not possible, add the link or tagline in the credits of your work.
Don’t want to attribute the artist? No problems, just buy a Standard or Expanded license.
Here are some examples:
Websites, Social Media, Email Newsletters
Display the title of the image and artist name with a link to the vector image on VectorStock.com.
eg. Happy Dinosaur vector by VectorLover
Printed Material
Display an attribution title with the artist name and image ID. Place it in a visible space next to the image being used.
eg. Designed by VectorLover (Image #123456789 at VectorStock.com)
Video
List the title of the image and the artist name. Include an attribution to the vector image in the credits section as well as a link to the image on VectorStock.com if you embed the video online (eg. in the description field on YouTube.com).
eg. Happy Dinosaur image designed by VectorLover at VectorStock.com
Apps
Display an attribution title with the artist name and image ID. Include an attribution to the vector image in the credits screen as well as a link to the image on VectorStock.com anywhere you offer the app for download (eg. in the description field on an App Store).
eg. Designed by VectorLover (Image #123456789 at VectorStock.com)