Open Clip Art Library 2.0

Open Clip Art Library (OCAL) is the largest collaborative community that creates, shares and remixes clipart. All clipart are released to the public domain and can be used in any project for free.

The benefits of using OCAL include access to a vast collection of quality clipart that can be used freely, without any attributions required. Additionally, all clipart are vector images, which means they can be scaled without loss of resolution.

The images in the Open Clip Art Library are in the public domain, hence can be used for any purpose whatsoever.

Yes, anyone can contribute to the Open Clip Art Library by uploading their creations to the site. All clipart should be original works.

OCAL offers two types of search options - basic and advanced search. Basic search allows searching by keyword or category while advanced search offers a range of options including file type and license.

Open Clip Art Library's clipart are primarily vector graphics, which can be downloaded in SVG format, however some also offer JPG and PNG files.

No, users do not need to register to access Open Clip Art Library's content. However, registering provides additional features such as bookmarking and uploading of images.

No, the clipart on Open Clip Art Library are licensed under public domain or Creative Commons Zero licenses, which means they can be used and remixed for free but cannot be sold.

No, attribution is not required when using clipart from the Open Clip Art Library. However, it is good practice to give credit to the creators of the clipart.

All clipart in Open Clip Art Library are licensed under public domain or Creative Commons Zero licenses which means that the clipart are not owned by any individual or organization.