Image Credits

It is now possible to add credits to all images uploaded to explorer.land. They will be visible to any user visiting projects on the platform. This new feature allows project managers to comply to national or international copyright laws by mentioning the authorship of the used imagery.

The user can set credits for individual images or a group of photos by typing in the information directly or selecting from previously defined templates.

The functionality allows setting credits for individual images or a group of images. Predefined templates simplify the process. By defining a standard template, uploaded images will be automatically labeled.

The full screen presentation of post galleries is one of the contexts where the image credits are presented to visitors.

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