Market image credits
Sources and credits for portraits, photographs and symbols used on event markets.
Images identify subjects and categories. A shared topic image does not imply endorsement or establish the outcome of a market. Gaming and technology photographs are illustrative, not product announcements or evidence of an event.
Images are hosted locally. Wikimedia thumbnails and subject artwork sourced from Polymarket are credited below. Photographs may be visually cropped to fit a square tile; flags and symbols retain their proportions. Original files, authors and license details are linked below.
- Official Presidential Portrait of President Donald J. Trump (2025).jpg.jpg) — Daniel Torok. Public domain.
- Eccles Building (26088200676).jpg.jpg) — Federalreserve. Public domain.
- Flag of Iran.svg — SVG file: SiBr4Designer: Hamid NadimiConstruction: ISIRI. Public domain.
- Flag of Russia.svg — Peter the Great. Public domain.
- United States Capitol west front edit2.jpg — UnitedStatesCapitol-west_front.jpg: Architect of the Capitol derivative work: O.J.. Public domain.
- Cumulus clouds in fair weather.jpeg — Michael Jastremski. CC BY-SA 2.0.
- Football (soccer ball).svg.svg) — flomar. CC0.
- NASA logo.svg — National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Public domain.
- Playstation 5 base edition with controller (original).jpg.jpg) — Howardcorn33. CC0.
- Apple A4 Chip.jpg — Caspertheghost at English Wikipedia. Public domain.
- Bitcoin.svg — Grayliptrot. Public domain.
- Ethereum-icon-purple.svg — GitR0n1n. Public domain.
- Flag of the United Nations.svg — See File history below for details. Denelson83, Zscout370 ve Madden. Public domain.
- Clapperboard.svg — User:Indolences. Public domain.
- Grand Theft Auto VI artwork, as used by Polymarket — Rockstar Games / respective rights holders. Copyrighted artwork; presence on Polymarket does not establish a reuse license.
League and game artwork#
NFL, MLB, college football, UFC and UEFA Champions League navigation artwork is sourced from Polymarket Sports. Counter-Strike, League of Legends, Dota 2, Valorant and Overwatch artwork is sourced from Polymarket Esports. Names and artwork belong to their respective leagues and publishers. They identify the subject; they do not imply a partnership. Source asset URLs are retained with the local image files.
