License:

Pepper&Carrot webcomics, translations and artworks are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license unless otherwise noted (eg. fan-arts)
Copyright © David Revoy 2026, www.peppercarrot.com

The comic strips "MiniFantasyTheater" are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 4.0 International license
Copyright © David Revoy 2026, www.peppercarrot.com/en/webcomics/miniFantasyTheater.html

AI derivation prohibited

Credits:

Technical maintenance and scripting:
CalimeroTeknik, Craig Maloney , David Revoy, Gleki Arxokuna, GunChleoc, Jookia, Mjtalkiewicz (aka Player_2), Nicolas Artance, Noel, Quetzal2, Valvin, Xhire.

General maintenance of the database of SVGs:
3dnett, CalimeroTeknik, Châu, David Revoy, GunChleoc, Karl Ove Hufthammer, Marc "Mc" Jeanmougin, Midgard.

Website maintenance and new features:
David Revoy, GunChleoc, Jookia, Valvin.

Hereva worldbuilding:

Creation: David Revoy.
Lead Maintainer: Craig Maloney.
Writers: Craig Maloney, Nicolas Artance, Scribblemaniac, Valvin.
Correctors: Alex Gryson, CGand, Hali, Moini, Willem Sonke.

Episodes:

Episode 1: The Potion of Flight (published on 2014-05-10)
Art: David Revoy.   Scenario: David Revoy.
Translation: [English] Butterfly.
Proofreading: Hedgehog brown, Yellow bird.

Episode 2: Rainbow Potions (published on 2014-07-25)
Art: David Revoy.   Scenario: David Revoy.
Translation: [English] Pink dog.
Proofreading: Cat Turquoise, Tiger Orange.

Episode 3: The Secret Ingredients (published on 2014-10-03)
Art: David Revoy.   Scenario: David Revoy.
Translation: [English] Bat Blue.
Proofreading: Lemming, Mouse.

Special thanks to:

All patrons of Pepper&Carrot! Your support made all of this possible.
All translators on Pepper&Carrot for their contributions:
Bat Blue, Butterfly, Elephant, Pink dog, Red Girafe.

The Framasoft team for hosting our oversized repositories via their Gitlab instance Framagit.

The Libera.Chat staff and Matrix.org staff for our #pepper&carrot community channel.

All Free/Libre and open-source software because Pepper&Carrot episodes are created using 100% Free/Libre software on a GNU/Linux operating system. The main ones used in production being:
- Krita for artworks (krita.org).
- Inkscape for vector and speechbubbles (inkscape.org).
- Blender for artworks and video editing (blender.org).
- Kdenlive for video editing (kdenlive.org).
- Scribus for the book project (scribus.net).
- Gmic for filters and effects (gmic.eu).
- ImageMagick & Bash for 90% of automation on the project.
And finally to all developers who interacted on fixing Pepper&Carrot specific bug-reports:
A.l.e (Scribus), Boudewijn Rempt (Krita), David Tschumperlé (Gmic), Dmitry Kazakov (Krita), Jean Ghali (Scribus), Marc Jeanmougin (Inkscape), Tavmjong Bah (Inkscape), Wolthera van Hövell tot Westerflier (Krita).

... and anyone I've missed.