Credits & Attribution For Stock Media

Transparency and respect for creators are core values at NixNexus. This page lists all the platforms and tools that support the visual and audio content used mainly in our YouTube videos and, occasionally, on this website.

All stock media in our content is sourced from platforms offering Creative Commons or similar open/free-to-use licenses meaning the assets are royalty-free, and safe for creators. When attribution is required, it is listed here on this dedicated page rather than being repeated across individual videos. To avoid cluttered descriptions, this page serves as the central location for all attributions.

📸 Image Sources

We use images from the following platforms:

• Wikimedia Commons
• Pexels
• Pixabay
• Unsplash
• Burst

🎥 Video Sources

Most video clips and b-roll segments come from:

• Wikimedia Commons
• Pexels
• Pixabay

Sometimes we use video clips and b-roll segments from:

• Vecteezy

🎵 Audio Sources

We rarely use background music or sound effects, but whenever we do, they are sourced from:

• Pixabay

🎨 Tools Used for Creating Visual Layouts

While most media assets come from free stock platforms, we use Canva for assembling outros, layouts, and some visual compositions.

⚖️ Licensing & Attribution Notes

Each platform listed above has its own licensing rules. We review licenses carefully and attribute creators whenever required. If any content requires specific credit, it will be included directly in the YouTube video description or within the video itself.

As platforms update their policies, this page may be revised to reflect the latest attribution requirements.

🙏 Why Attribution Matters

At NixNexus, we believe in openness, fairness, and respecting digital creators. Free and open stock media empowers independent creators like us, and giving proper credit is our way of supporting the community that makes this ecosystem possible.

❤️ Thank You to All Creators

Thank you to every photographer, videographer, sound designer, and artist who shares their work under Creative Commons or similar open/free-to-use and generous licenses. Your contributions make educational content more accessible and impactful for everyone.

📬 Corrections or Licensing Concerns

If you believe any attribution is missing or incorrect, please contact us:

📧 Email:

We will review the concern and update this page if necessary.