Attribution required
We credit the creator, link the source, link the license, and note image changes where applicable.
Licensing
Demo Image Licensing (CC BY-SA 2.0)
How ShotBreak uses third-party demo images and the license conditions we follow.
Last updated: February 23, 2026Applies to third-party demo assets
License SnapshotCC BY-SA
What we use, how we attribute it, and where the license obligations stay active.
This page covers attribution, ShareAlike handling for adapted assets, and the limits around third-party demo imagery used inside ShotBreak.
Attribution requiredWe credit the creator, link the source, link the license, and note image changes where applicable.
ShareAlike applies to editsIf we adapt licensed images, those adapted image files remain available under CC BY-SA terms.
No extra restrictionsWe do not add legal or technical terms that block rights granted by the underlying CC license.
ShareAlike applies to edits
If we adapt licensed images, those adapted image files remain available under CC BY-SA terms.
No extra restrictions
We do not add legal or technical terms that block rights granted by the underlying CC license.
What This Page Covers
The practical rules around third-party demo image licensing on ShotBreak.
This is the usable overview of how attribution, ShareAlike, adaptation, and related rights are handled for licensed demo assets shown on the platform.
Attribution format (TASL)
Creative Commons recommends TASL: Title, Author, Source, and License. We follow this format where demo images are displayed.
- Include creator credit and source link.
- Include license name and link.
- Note modifications such as resized, compressed, or cropped.
- Reference: https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/Recommended_practices_for_attribution
Current demo image notice
Demo photos by Chen Tze Dan (via Flickr). Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. Changes: resized/compressed for web, and some images enhanced using ShotBreak Enhance.
- Source album: https://www.flickr.com/photos/158365362@N02/albums/72157698827708775
- License deed: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/deed.en
ShareAlike for adapted images
When licensed demo images are remixed or transformed, the adapted image files are shared under the same CC BY-SA 2.0 license terms.
- This requirement applies to adapted third-party images, not to ShotBreak source code or product UI.
- Resized/compressed web derivatives are treated as CC BY-SA for compliance safety.
- Images enhanced from licensed sources are treated as adaptations under CC BY-SA terms.
No additional restrictions
We avoid adding legal language or technical controls that conflict with permissions granted by CC BY-SA 2.0 for the licensed demo assets.
- No contradictory usage restrictions for these specific CC demo images.
- No DRM-style lock that blocks permitted license use.
Privacy and publicity rights
Copyright licensing and image subject rights are not the same thing. Identifiable people in photos may involve privacy, publicity, or other rights outside the CC license.
- For public-facing marketing, we prefer assets with clear releases.
- If rights concerns are raised, we remove or replace impacted assets.
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This page applies to third-party demo assets used by ShotBreak. Client-uploaded content remains owned by the uploader.