Image Attribution
Where our Easy Read images come from
We use images to make documents easier to understand. Our images come from two sources.
Bonnington Symbol System
Example of a Bonnington symbol
Most of our images come from the Bonnington Symbol System. These are Easy Read images that help people with learning disabilities understand information.
Created by: Tom Orr and Edinburgh Council
Edinburgh Council made these symbols free for everyone to use. This helps organisations create accessible documents.
Credit: Bonnington Symbol System - Tom Orr & Edinburgh Council
Claru Native Images
Examples of Claru native images
Some images are created by Claru. These follow Easy Read best practice with simple line art, clear colours, and UKAAF accessibility principles.
Copyright: Claru native images are © Claru (CeeSquared Ventures Ltd) 2025
Claru native images are included in Easy Read documents you create using our service. You cannot use these images separately without permission.
How it works
When you convert a document, our computer automatically chooses the best images to help explain your content.
All images in your Easy Read document include proper attribution showing where they came from.
Missing an Image ?
Sometimes your Document might need an image we do not have yet.
Subscribers can request new Images to be created on demand. If something is missing from your Easy Read Document, just ask us. We will create a new Image for your needs.
New Images are added to our library so everyone benefits.
Questions about images ?
If you have questions about our images or image attribution, please contact us.
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