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Licensing & rights

Every frame is licensed direct from Abdul Goni. Register once, licence what you need, and download it from your account portal — no agency in the middle. Here's how it works.

For newsrooms

Editorial licence

Use in news, editorial and journalistic contexts — print or digital — with the credit line. The most common licence for papers and agencies.

from $170 / frame

Best for regular use

Subscription

Newsroom & Contributor plans: unlimited editorial downloads, member rates on commercial licences, and one account for the whole desk.

$29–$79 / month

For brands & campaigns

Commercial licence

Advertising, marketing and commercial use. Priced per use by scope, territory and duration; releases handled where required.

quoted per use

Free editorial frames

Some frames are marked free. Free means free of charge — not rights-free. You'll need a (free) account, the © Abdul Goni credit is required, and use is limited to editorial contexts at the resolution provided. They're clean, not watermarked.

How delivery works

Whatever you licence — free or paid — is delivered as a clean, full-resolution file with credit embedded, from your account portal. Register, licence the frame, and download it (JPEG, TIFF or web resolution) from My licences — re-downloadable any time. There is never a watermark on a delivered file.

The watermark you see while browsing

Preview frames across the site carry a diagonal © Abdul Goni watermark. That's only on the browsing previews to protect unlicensed use — it is removed on the file you download after licensing. Showcase images, covers and prints shown for display are unmarked.

You may

✓ Use licensed frames within the scope of your licence (editorial or commercial).
✓ Publish in print and digital editions covered by the licence.
✓ Crop or lightly adjust for reproduction, keeping the content truthful.
✓ Re-download your licensed files any time from your portal.

You may not

✕ Resell, sublicense or redistribute the files to third parties.
✕ Remove or obscure the credit, or claim authorship.
✕ Use editorial frames in advertising or commercial contexts.
✕ Materially alter a news image in a way that misrepresents events.

Credit line

Unless a written agreement says otherwise, published frames must carry the credit:

Prints

A fine print is for personal or gallery display and is shipped to you. A print does not include reproduction rights — publishing rights are licensed separately.

Questions or a custom licence?

For anything not covered here — bulk, exclusive, extended or commercial licences — talk to the desk. Full legal terms are in the Terms of Service.

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Can't find the frame you need?

The full archive runs well beyond what's shown here. Tell the desk what the story needs and we'll search the take — including unpublished frames — and clear rights for you.

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