Licensing

The San Francisco Chronicle publishes original journalism, photography, reviews, guides, rankings, features, and local coverage documenting San Francisco, the Bay Area, California, business, politics, culture, sports, food, events, and the communities we serve.

If you are interested in sharing, displaying, republishing, or using San Francisco Chronicle content in marketing, promotional, educational, or professional materials, licensing, permissions, reprints, and related products are handled through Wright’s Media, our licensing and reprints partner.

What you can request

Through Wright’s Media, you can request approval and pricing for:

• Article reprints
• Digital articles, including PDF or HTML formats
• Framed articles
• Plaques, desktop awards, and posters
• Permissions to reuse published San Francisco Chronicle content
• Logo or accolade licensing, when applicable
• Use of editorial mentions, pull quotes, reviews, rankings, awards, or related coverage in marketing materials

Common uses

Businesses, organizations, agencies, schools, nonprofits, and individuals commonly request licensing for websites, social media, email campaigns, advertisements, presentations, product packaging, in-store displays, office displays, and other promotional or professional uses.

Requests involving photography may require additional review based on rights availability and the proposed use.

Submit a request

All licensing and reuse requests are reviewed by Wright’s Media. Fees, approval requirements, and turnaround times vary based on the request.

Request San Francisco Chronicle licensing, permissions, and reprints through Wright’s Media