Commons:Upload

Please note that uploads to Commons must comply with Commons:Licensing: the file must be freely licensed, or public domain in both the source country and the United States; Commons:Photographs of identifiable people: for photographs taken in private any identifiable people in them must consent to publication; for some countries and situations this is also true for photographs taken in public (see Commons:Country specific consent requirements). Files not meeting these criteria may be deleted. If in doubt, please ask for help, if possible before uploading.

New! Try the Upload Wizard for simple cases, and upload multiple files at once.

Where is the work from? (Click on the appropriate link)

• It is entirely my own work
• It is someone else's work from Flickr (more information on uploading Flickr images)
• It is a derivative work of one or several files from Commons (current – June 2012 – workaround due to a small bug).
• It is from another Wikimedia project (Wikipedia, Wikibooks, Wikinews, etc.)
• It is from a US federal government source
• It is a free software screenshot
• It is from somewhere else
• It is a non-free fair use image (Non-free logo, cover, screenshot, artwork etc.)
• I don't know who the author is, or I don't know what license applies

Please visit Commons:Upload help if you need to ask questions about uploading files after reading Commons:First steps/Upload form.

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For experienced users:

• Already know the license, and its copyright tag? Go directly to the main upload form.
• Already have an {{information}} template ready? (For instance, generated by the Flinfo tool?) Use the basic upload form.

See also the full list of copyright tags for many nations. The first section of that page also has other general tags for public domain sources.