Questions about Clipart

Is it free?
These images are indeed royalty-free - you have permission for unlimited use of these icons and images on not-for-sale items such as bulletins, posters, newsletters, fliers, tee shirts and other items that promote the musical at your church, in your community and online. However, we do ask that you only use these images for promoting a live performance of a complete Word Music musical. If you are creating your own musical or program or creating a recording, whether for sale or giveaway, please contact our Master Use Licensing Department for more details.

How do I get these pictures onto my computer?
On a PC, right click the link and choose "Save Target As..."
On a Macintosh, click and hold the link, then choose "Save Target As..."

I can't get the image to print out correctly.
I can't get the file to work in my computer program.
The pictures on this website are in standard formats, ready for use in any page layout program or word processor. If you are having trouble, please consult instruction manuals or help for your program. Look for topics like "inserting pictures" or "resizing images." Unfortunately, due to the varied kinds of programs available for document creation, Word Music does not provide any kind of technical support for our clipart via phone or email.

My musical isn't listed... where is it?
If you are interested in clipart for a musical not listed, please email your request to questions@wordmusic.com. However, prior to 1999, our selection of clipart is very limited, and your musical may not be available digitally.

Also, be sure the book you have is a musical, not a collection. Although some collections may be performed "cover-to-cover," only choral books that are created to be musicals are available as clipart. For recent seasonal collections, cover art will also be available on our site.

If you have one of our choral books and would like to scan or copy the art for your use you may do so with the same restrictions as above (only to promote a live performance of the entire work.) The only exceptions will be for musicals or collections with pre-existing artwork that must be licensed from the original source. Currently, the titles with restricted artwork are: