Where to find royalty free photos?
- Thread starter Stationery Direct
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As always - check copyright and license info for any images you decide to use.
Repercussions for improper image usage can be high.
Repercussions for improper image usage can be high.
miriam.guimel
New Member
I like isorepublic.com, I use their resources pretty often. And they are 'verified' , they also launched their website on Product Hunt.
Smiths1972
New Member
For a diverse range of royalty free assets, i've been using https://elements.envato.com/
It really is great value for what you get if you can make use of the list of inclusions below:
- Photography
- Vector Graphics
- Illustrations
- Video
- Audio
- Premier Pro / After Effects Templates
It really is great value for what you get if you can make use of the list of inclusions below:
- Photography
- Vector Graphics
- Illustrations
- Video
- Audio
- Premier Pro / After Effects Templates
RobiniaRoboco
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Hey, there is some websites with free photos:
https://www.pexels.com/
https://picjumbo.com/
https://pixabay.com/
https://www.pexels.com/
https://picjumbo.com/
https://pixabay.com/
Leonwilliam
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Naheed
Member
Yes, you are right. I have used pixels it is a very good site. I will also check the other two that you have mentioned.
Check the below sites for free photos too:
- Unsplash
- Gratisography
- Freepik
lindakooijman
New Member
Great list, 30 paid stock photo free download website https://getpaidstock.com/
You can also try to https://www.flickr.com/
images on flickr are also subject to copyright.
You'd need to ask permission from the photographer.
I've done this in the past and mostly good response and people have no issues, but you need to get the permission.
toddythenewbie
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Or sometimes they ask for fee for their photos.
Travis
New Member
Well, a lot of sources are mentioned.
I would choose pexels, pixabay & freepik. And also pngtree for the png pictures.
But pictures from stocks become so noticeable especially faces. I think that more and more companies prefer photoshoots in corporate style. Or maybe I am wrong?
I would choose pexels, pixabay & freepik. And also pngtree for the png pictures.
But pictures from stocks become so noticeable especially faces. I think that more and more companies prefer photoshoots in corporate style. Or maybe I am wrong?
Depends on budget.
LogoDesignsAustralia
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LogoDesignsAustralia
New Member
Is there any tool to check if the image I'm using is free?
tineye and google reverse image can help with the obvious checks but I can't think of one off the top of my head for a deep dive.
As pointed out - you can do some reverse image searches and see if they pop up anywhere.
But if you're not sure then maybe it's best you don't.
My common method would be to create my own.
If it's an illustration then create your own version.
If it's a photo - photograph something similar.
But if you're not sure then maybe it's best you don't.
My common method would be to create my own.
If it's an illustration then create your own version.
If it's a photo - photograph something similar.