Putting Scotland in the frame
Browse and download a large collection of free to use images, video and more of Scotland
How to access photos and videos of Scotland
ScotlandIsNow toolkit
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Businesses and organisations promoting Scotland
Our national campaign, 'ScotlandIsNow' promotes Scotland as a place to live, work, study, visit and invest.
To help you in your own marketing activity, we've a range of images from the campaign that you can access for free. These images can be used by businesses and organisations promoting Scotland as a destination. -
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Read our terms and conditions
The library is free, but there are some conditions that you need to abide by when you download and use the images:
- images should be used in a way that will promote Scotland
- images must be used in accordance with our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, and each asset's licence terms, usage instructions and expiry date
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Request an account
Register for access to the Scotland Is Now toolkit.
Register for the Scotland Is Now toolkit
VisitScotland Media Toolkit
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Check eligibility
Tourism businesses or media promoting and supporting Scottish tourism can apply for access to our media toolkit. Sign up for free and gain access to downloadable content.
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Agree to our terms and conditions
The media toolkit has a broad range of high-resolution images captured by our in-house photographer. The images are free if used to promote tourism in Scotland.
Please follow all copyright restrictions carefully:
- always credit the photographer and VisitScotland
- agree to our terms of use, licence, and usage for each image
- when you send an asset request to download an image, you must explain how you plan to use / publish the image
- include as much detail as possible, we aim to answer asset requests within three hours
- no commercial use, such as advertising products for resale, including, postcards, calendars, or posters
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Request an account
Register for access our media toolkit. Agree to our terms and conditions and access free-to-use marketing and editorial content.
Register for the VisitScotland Media Toolkit
