Attribution & Credits

Attribution refers to giving proper credit to the creator or platform when using an asset. Whether attribution is required depends on the file type, license, and usage terms.

1. When Attribution Is Required

Attribution may be needed in the following situations:

You are using free assets

The asset specifically mentions attribution in its details

You’re publishing the asset in a public or shared platform

The license certificate notes “Credit Required”

If attribution is mandatory and you fail to include it, it may count as improper use.

2. When Attribution Is Not Required

You do not need to add credits if:

You purchased the asset with a Regular or Extended License

You downloaded it using a premium subscription

The asset clearly states “No attribution needed”

You’re using AI outputs covered under a paid plan

Even when not required, giving credit is always appreciated and supports creators.

3. How to Provide Attribution

If attribution is needed, use one of the following formats (depending on placement):

For digital use (web, social, videos):
“Asset by [Creator Name] via AIClips”

For print or presentations:
Image/Design courtesy of AIClips

For videos or animations:
Include in end credits or description:
Template provided by AIClips

4. Placement Examples

Website footer or caption

Social media description or credits

Video end screen or description

Printed material credits section

Project documentation or presentation notes

5. Example Attribution Lines

You can use any of the following formats if attribution is required:

“Graphic by AIClips”

“Design from AIClips.net”

“Asset by [Creator Name] on AIClips”

“Licensed via AIClips”

6. AI-Generated Content Credits

If you use AI tools on the platform and want to credit the source:

Recommended formats:

“Created using AIClips”

“Generated with AIClips AI Tools”

This is optional unless stated by the tool or license.

7. What Not to Do

Do not:

Claim you created the original asset

Remove embedded creator marks or metadata

Attribute to yourself without modification

Hide or misrepresent the source

8. Unsure About Attribution?

If a specific asset doesn’t clarify:

Check the license terms on the asset page

Review your subscription plan details

Contact support for confirmation