Chart image licence

No fee. No permission to ask for. No registration, no email, no watermark to remove. Take the image, put it in your article, your video, your course, your forum post or your newsletter, and link back.

What you may do

• Publish the image on any website, including one that makes money.
• Use it in a video, a slide deck, a PDF or a printed handout.
• Resize it, crop it, or place it inside a larger layout.
• Translate the caption into another language.

The one condition

A visible credit with a working link. Any of these is enough:

Chart: <a href="https://fxabsolute.com">FXAbsolute</a>

In a video or a printed piece where a link cannot be clicked, the words fxabsolute.com on screen or on the page are enough.

What you may not do

• Remove or obscure the fxabsolute.com mark printed on the image.
• Change the numbers, the bars or the labels. Edit the picture and it stops being our measurement, so the credit would be attributing something we did not publish.
• Present the chart as your own research.
• Sell the image on its own as stock artwork.

What these charts actually are

Each one is drawn by our own code directly from historical one-minute price data. No model generated them and no artist drew them, which is why they carry the metadata value dataDrivenMedia rather than the value used to mark images made by generative AI.

Every chart prints its own sample size and date range on its face, so a reader who sees it out of context can still judge what it is based on. Where a figure is a median, the chart says so, because a mean would let one news spike move a bar.

Attribution we would rather you used

If you have room for a sentence rather than a credit line:

Measured by FXAbsolute from 8.8 million one-minute candles.
https://fxabsolute.com

Questions

If your use does not fit any of the above, ask through the contact page and the answer is very likely yes.