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The Graphics Lab helps improve all graphical content stored on Wikimedia Commons and the English Wikipedia.

Wikigraphists work to improve the quality of images that are proposed to them by the community. This involves work such as extracting key elements from photos, improving the color of images or emphasizing the main subject, 'stitching' multiple images together and often vectorizing images (converting to SVG). We also create new drawings, diagrams and maps when requests are made to do so.

Interested in helping out? Then go to the Images to improve page, and start improving. You can also add your entry to Wikigraphist abilities and yourself to Category:Wikigraphist. Can't draw a thing? You can still help us: We really need people to find images that need improvement and to submit them. Anyone can make requests, even unregistered users.

For examples of work done by the Graphic Lab, see the archives of past work.

Request an improvement

Wikipedia also has Graphics Labs in other languages, and at Wikimedia Commons:
Français: Images à améliorer
Deutsch: Bilderwerkstatt
Español: Peticiones
Italian: Immagini_da_migliorare
Lëtzebuergesch: Billeratelier
Commons: Images to improve

How to request an improvement:

• Copy the code below to the bottom of this page and add in the following:
  • The Title
  • The image you want altered
  • The article(s) the image appears on
  • What exactly you want the graphic artists to do (be as specific as possible)
  • Your signature
• Check back regularly to review the progress and feel free to comment at any time
• Completed? When your request is done, mark the section with {{Resolved|1=~~~~}}.

==Request title==

<center><gallery>
Image:IMAGENAME.EXT|Description of image
Image:IMAGE#TWO.EXT|Description of the second image (If there is one)
Image:ETCETCETC.EXT|For as many images as required. Try to keep it below 4, however.
</gallery></center>
 
'''Article(s):'''
 
'''Request:''' -- ~~~~
 
'''Graphist opinion:''' 

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	Completed requests to the Graphics Lab are archived regularly. Past archives: 2006, 2007, 2008.

Graphists and other visitors to the Graphic Lab may be interested in the RSS feed of changes to this page. You can find it here.