Do you have a professional photo you’d like to publish on Wikipedia, but you’re not sure how to go about it? I can help. The reason Wikipedians haven’t used the official press photo yet is that it needs to be released under a open license — usually Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0.
I’ll guide you through the full process: uploading the file to Wikimedia Commons, handling license verification, and placing it in relevant Wikipedia articles (in multiple languages if applicable). You provide a photo that you have the right to license — I make sure it reaches the right place.
My fee for one image is €80 excluding VAT (96,80 incl.). For larger sets or custom requests, I’m happy to provide a quote. Send me a message or WhatsApp me to get started.
Prefer to do it yourself? I explain the full process — including the required email template — in this step-by-step guide.
Transparency in Paid Editing
Paid contributions to Wikipedia are allowed as long as full disclosure is made. I use a separate account under my full name, and the connection between this website, that account, and my Chamber of Commerce registration has been authenticated via VRT ticket #2025012210005101 and recorded in Wikidata item Q131845295.
Note: I do not write Wikipedia articles about living people in exchange for payment. While this is permitted under strict conditions, the current market is dominated by non-transparent actors. I choose not to compete in that space.