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After generating — what to do next
1. Save as LICENSE file
Place the file in the root of your repository (no file extension):
my-project/
├── LICENSE ← Save here
├── README.md
└── src/
2. Add to package.json (Node.js/NPM)
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3. Add badge to README.md
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4. Add SPDX identifier to source files (optional)
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Frequently asked questions
What year should I use?
Use the current year, or the year the project was first created.
For long-running projects, some use a range: 2020-2026.
What name should I use?
Use your full name, company name, or GitHub username.
Example: John Doe, Acme Corp, or johndoe.
Can I use multiple authors?
Yes. You can list all authors:
Copyright (c) 2026 Alice Smith, Bob Jones
Or use your organization:
Copyright (c) 2026 The ProjectName Contributors