All ZingerBug images are free for your personal use. They are primarily intended for use on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter. You may also post them on your blog, on a forum, or on any personal webpage. You can also download them for use on your personal computer, laptop, tablet or phone - or email them as greetings to friends and family.
You may not use ZingerBug images for commercial purposes without our express written permission. You may not alter the image, claim any copyright, re-distribute the image (for example, on a site similar to ZingerBug) or sell any of our images.
At ZingerBug.com we design all of our own graphics. We do not purchase, steal, borrow, link to, or otherwise knowingly use material that we do not have permission to use. Some of our photographs and clipart come from public domain sources, or images that we have received permission from the copyright owner to use. If you have any reason to believe that one of our images is in copyright violation, please contact us immediately and we will take swift action to remedy the situation through DMCA protocols.
Most ZingerBug images are animated GIF files - if the image glitters or moves, it is an animaged gif. Facebook has only recently started to offer limited support for this file format, so our Facebook interface is (as of 9/1/2015) a bit of a "work in progress." Please bear with us as we endeavor to simplify this process.
To post a ZingerBug greeting, meme, glitter graphic or GIF on Facebook, click on the Facebook share button. That will launch a Facebook dialog box that will let you choose to post the image on your timeline, someone else's timeline, or to send it as a private message. Wait for the image to populate, then add any message you like and click share. If the image fails to populate, choose cancel and try again. This method posts the image as a link, which is how animated GIFs (including glitter graphics) must be posted in order to animate correctly.
Alternately, you can copy the codes from the "Image Link/URL" box and paste them into your status update. This method also allows you to post an image as a comment on someone else's post.
Static images (jpg files that do not move or animate) may be posted using the methods above, but they can also be uploaded like a standard photo. To upload, click on the add photo icon in the Facebook status or comment box. When the dialog box opens, paste the codes from the "Image Link/URL" box into the box at the bottom called "File Name:" You can also download the image to your computer, tablet or phone and then upload it as you would any other photo.
If you experience difficulties posting to Facebook, please contact us and we'll work to remedy the problem.
To use this image on Twitter simply click on the add photo icon in Twitter. When the dialog box opens, paste the codes from the "Image Link/URL" box into the box at the bottom called "File Name:" You can also download the image to your computer, tablet or phone and then upload it as you would any other photo.
ZingerBug.com is a small, family owned and operated business. We’ve been serving the social networking communities since 2006 and we thoroughly LOVE what we do! That being said, we have limited resources and knowledge - we don't own every smartphone out there, and we don't have thorough knowledge of each and every place that you might use our images. But if you have a question or concern, please contact us and we'll do our very best to help you out!