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Clip Art

By National WMU on June 22, 2017

Please see the terms of agreement at the bottom of this page before using clip art. If you can't find the clip art you need, or have additional questions, please see the help information at the bottom or contact us.

Terms of Agreement: You may use images from this page for WMU-related events, publications, and Web pages. We do request that you use them with the colors provided, or in black or white. Also, in order to preserve the integrity and recognizability of the logos, we ask that you do not “tweak” them (stretch, bend, rotate, etc.) electronically, except for resizing. For more information on WMU, SBC, copyrights, see our online copyright notice.

Need help?

1. Click on the links below to view the corresponding image. (Vector images will not be viewable, but will download immediately or offer the option of “save as.”)

2. If you are using Internet Explorer, while viewing an image in its normal size, go to File>Save As . . . Choose a name and destination for the file. Save. Alternatively, you can right click on the link and choose Save As . . . Choose a name and destination for the file. Save.

Not sure what kind of format you need?

JPEGS and GIFS: These files can be brought into almost any word processing or page layout program and resized. Both of these formats will lose significant resolution if you enlarge the image more than 120 percent. If your final output is to an office printer (laser or inkjet) or to the Web, these formats should work fine. These formats can be opened with image editing software such as PhotoShop and converted to other formats, color modes, and image sizes. NOTE: The JPEG and GIF files are saved at 300ppi, and therefore, they will appear approximately three times their normal size when viewed on the screen. When imported into another program, they will appear their actual print size.

Vector: This format can be brought into many word processing or page layout programs. They can be enlarged to any size without losing resolution. This format is commonly used when the final output is to a printing company, but can also be used on many office laser printers. Inkjet printers do not print vector images properly.

Word and vector files: When you place a vector file into Word, please use this method . . . go to your menu and select Insert>Picture>From File, and then select the file you have downloaded. You can then resize the image as needed.