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How to Cite a Photo

Citing photos correctly is crucial in both academic and professional settings. Our AI assistant can guide you through various citation styles to ensure you give proper credit to the owners of the images you use.

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Explore different citation styles, including MLA, APA, and Chicago, and ensure that you can properly credit the photographers and owners of the photos you use in your work.

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Citing a photo can depend on where you found it and the style you're using. In APA, you typically include the creator's name, year, title, and source. In MLA, it might be the photographer's name, title, date, and location. It’s important to give proper credit to the original creator. Where is this photo coming from, and what style are you using? I’d be happy to assist you with a more specific citation if you'd like!