Here are Clara Tauson photos from the court – from her ITF title in Israel in 2019, through the 2023 Grand Slams, to the 2026 Australian Open. Every photo in the gallery is published under a free licence, and the photographer's name and the licence appear under each image. Below we explain what the photos show, where to find official pictures and why we only use freely licensed images.
Clara Tauson photos: what the gallery shows
The gallery brings together the free photos of Clara Tauson that are good enough for the web. They were taken by photographers who uploaded them to Wikimedia Commons themselves, and they cover eight years of her career:
- Australian Open 2026: her match against Victoria Mboko in Melbourne in January 2026, a three-set third-round defeat. Read about the event on Clara Tauson at the Australian Open.
- Washington 2025: an on-court interview at the DC Open in July 2025, the summer in which she soon reached the Montreal semifinal.
- US Open 2023: two photos from New York – one of her ready to return and one of her forehand, her biggest weapon. She reached round two that year; see Clara Tauson at the US Open.
- Wimbledon 2023: from qualifying in London in June 2023, where she won two matches before losing in the final qualifying round.
- Roland Garros 2023: two photos from qualifying in Paris in May 2023. She came through and reached the third round – covered on Clara Tauson at the French Open.
- Meitar 2019: the oldest photo shows her as champion of the ITF event in Meitar, Israel, in September 2019, where she beat Katharina Hobgarski 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 in the final.
Older free photos from 2017 and 2018 exist, including Stockholm and a Fed Cup tie, but their resolution is too low, so we left them out. For her whole path from junior to the top 20, see Clara Tauson career.
Where to find official photos of Clara Tauson
Most professional pictures of Clara Tauson are taken by press photographers and belong to agencies, tournaments or media outlets. They cannot be reused without permission, but you can see them here:
- WTA: her official player profile on wtatennis.com has results, rankings and news with photos from tournaments.
- Tournaments: the Grand Slams and WTA events post photos and video on their own websites and social channels during and after matches.
- Her Instagram: Clara Tauson has no official website, but she is on Instagram as @claratauson, where she shares pictures from tournaments and training.
- Danish media: TV 2 and DR use photos from her matches in their articles, especially during the big events.
We are happy to link to official sources, but we do not copy their pictures onto this site.
Copyright and licences: what CC BY-SA means
A photo is protected by copyright from the moment it is taken, and the photographer decides how it may be used. The photographers behind our gallery chose to publish their work under Creative Commons licences, which let anyone use the images on certain conditions.
Most of our photos carry the CC BY-SA licence (version 2.0 or 4.0). You may use, share and adapt the image – including on a site with advertising – as long as you credit the photographer, name the licence, indicate any changes such as cropping, and share an adapted version under the same licence. The Meitar 2019 photo is published under CC BY 4.0, which requires credit but not that adaptations use the same licence.
That is why the photographer's name and licence appear with every image on this page, and cropped versions are marked as cropped.
Why we only use free photos
Clara Tauson Tennis is an independent fan and information site, not Clara Tauson's official site. We have no agreements with agencies or photographers, and we will not use pictures we have no right to – including images from her own Instagram, which belong to her or to the photographers she works with.
We only show photos from the court – matches, practice and tournament interviews. We do not use private pictures, and we describe her through what she does as a tennis player. The gallery is therefore smaller than on a news site, but every image in it is legal to show.
Can I use the photos myself?
Yes, as long as you follow the licence: credit the photographer, state the licence (for example CC BY-SA 4.0) and say where the image comes from – Wikimedia Commons. If you have cropped or edited it, say so. We do not own the photos and cannot grant permission beyond the licence.
If you have taken a photo of Clara Tauson at a tournament and want to share it under a free licence, or you have spotted a credit error, please get in touch via our contact page.