Websites to get free images
- Thread starter seiji
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I like http://textures.com
c0nvct
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Royalty Free Images
https://openclipart.org
http://openstockphotography.org
http://www.freedigitalphotos.net
https://openclipart.org
http://openstockphotography.org
http://www.freedigitalphotos.net
I have had great luck with finding cc0 images on http://pexels.com/
tech0future
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I use these sites also wish to benefit you :crazy:
Free photo sites that do not require reference to the source
1 http://morguefile.com/
2 http://pixabay.com/
3 http://www.freeimages.com/
4 http://www.stockvault.net/
5 http://picjumbo.com/
6 http://freerangestock.com/
7 http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/
8 http://www.rgbstock.com/
9 http://pickupimage.com/
10 http://www.photogen.com/
Free photo sites that do not require reference to the source
1 http://morguefile.com/
2 http://pixabay.com/
3 http://www.freeimages.com/
4 http://www.stockvault.net/
5 http://picjumbo.com/
6 http://freerangestock.com/
7 http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/
8 http://www.rgbstock.com/
9 http://pickupimage.com/
10 http://www.photogen.com/
sharukhislam
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SeductiveWalrus
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This is very handy. Thanks. I usually find what I want on google images, visit the source, and look at the licensing on the photo until I find something that is under something like Creative Commons. All of these greatly ease that process though.
perfumesmujeres
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Someone use google images for commercial use? I don't know if i can trust the results from google. Or maybe some day some organization will come to complain to me
Pixabay.com is the way to go because all pictures are licensed under creative commons, so you are even allowed to edit the images (in some cases, read license details for sure ). On pixabay you can also find some icons but for icons i would recommend fontAwesome which you can easily include into your HTML code
amsamglobal
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For portrait pictures for say characters in a board game, I have been known to get hold of two pictures I like, both facing forward, not necessarily both human... and use a free face morphing website to create a new one out of them. You might have to play about a bit with the eye and nose points to get something in focus that looks like one image, but some of the results are stunning. Of the three I chose, I only had to clean up two in MS Paint. And you've got a better graphic editor than that, right?
If you have time to spare, you could also merge your face with a lion cub or Terminator or whoever you fancy and see what comes out!
If you have time to spare, you could also merge your face with a lion cub or Terminator or whoever you fancy and see what comes out!
You can use Google advanced search to find public domain images.
Simply go to advanced tab, set it to "no copyright" (or whatever it's written there, you should understand it once you see the advanced tab).
You get set resolution as well.
That's the preferable place for me to find free photos.
Simply go to advanced tab, set it to "no copyright" (or whatever it's written there, you should understand it once you see the advanced tab).
You get set resolution as well.
That's the preferable place for me to find free photos.
daya143 said:
It is obviously better than nothing, however common sense courtesy and for some the rule is if you use something from another site that way you should ask permission from the site first.
Whether it is legal will depend on the terms and conditions of using the Website. it usually appears somewhere on that Website in the fine print. It will also depend on the laws of that country as to copyright law. If you live in Europe there are also GDPR laws to consider:
https://www.expressvpn.com/blog/america-versus-europe-privacy/
Far the easiest would be to write to the owner of that Website.