Images: MLA

MLA Tips

All visuals (excluding tables and musical scores) are labeled Figure or Fig. followed by a Arabic numeral (e.g., Fig. 1).
If you provide source information within captions, you do not need to include the same source information in the Works-Cited Page.
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MLA Captions

Below the visual, provide the label and number (e.g., Fig. 1), followed by the caption with source information in note form.

Template:
First Name Last Name, Day Month Year,  "Image Title," Title of Container (e.g., website), location (e.g., url).

Examples:
Multnomah Falls with the caption Fig. 1: Multnomah Falls along the Columbia River in Oregon. David Benbinnick, 25 Apr. 2006, “Multnomah Falls from the Base,” Wikimedia Commons, commons.wikimedia.org/ wiki/File:Multnomah_Falls_from_the_base.jpg.

 

PowerPoint Slide
Provide citations on slides where image is displayed.  
PowerPoint slide that states Multnomah Falls along the Columbia River in Oregon with photo of Multnomah Falls and citation at bottom of slide that states David Benbinnick, 25 Apr. 2006, “Multnomah Falls from the Base,” Wikimedia Commons, commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Multnomah _Falls_from_the_ base.jpg.

 

MLA In-Text Citations

Template:
(see fig. 1)

Example:
One popular natural attraction in the Portland, Oregon area is Multnomah Falls (see fig. 1).