10 + Websites to get Free Stock Images for Marketing

 Be sure you are familiar with these terms before you use any free images

• On this site. Before we begin, there are a few things you should be aware of. When discussing free image sources, the terms listed below will frequently appear. Make sure you familiarize yourself with the terms and conditions of each site you try so you know when and how attributions are expected.

  
  

  Is Creative Commons something I should try?

  This nonprofit organization is dedicated to enabling the sharing and use of creativity and knowledge through the use of free legal tools. There are several types of Creative Commons licenses, which range from ones that permit any type of usage without attribution and those that do not permit any changes whatsoever.

  
  

  Is public domain an open source license?

  Generally, works that are in the public domain are those whose copyrights have expired, been forfeited or no longer apply. Discovering a work on the Internet does not necessarily mean that it belongs to the public domain.

  
  

  Let us define royalty-free for a moment.

  Images that are royalty-free are not necessarily free. For the rights to use an image, you will usually be required to pay a one-time fee. Thereafter, you may use the image as many times as you wish. A royalty-free image means that the owner of the image does not have to pay royalties each time it is used. Please read the following article for more information.

Find below Free 10+ Websites to get Free Stock Images 

1.Yandex

Yandex Search is a search engine. It is owned by Yandex, based in Russia. In January 2015, Yandex Search generated 51.2% of all of the search traffic in Russia according to LiveInternet

Yandex Image Search

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2.UnSplash

You may use the images you find on Unsplash without restriction, except that you may not use them in the creation of competing websites.

3.Pexels - Free Stock Photos

Moreover, Pexels has a license which outlines what you are permitted and not permitted to do with the images. Both commercial and personal use of the images is permitted without attribution.

4.Flickr

Flickr is a service that allows users to utilize and modify images for commercial purposes. To locate these images, select "Commercial use & modifications allowed" under the "Any license" filter, and remember to verify the license for each image.

5.Pixabay

There are many images on Pixabay that have a Creative Commons Zero license (CC0), which means you can use them without asking permission from the author of the images (though a credit is always appreciated). As a gentle reminder, Pixabay reminds its users to check if the content depicted in the images does not infringe on the rights of others.

6.FreePik

Freepik is an image bank with its own production company that offers more than 10 million graphic resources. Among the visual content produced and distributed by the online platform you can find photographs, PSDs, illustrations and vectors.

7.PicJumbo

Picjumbo is a free stock photo site created in 2013 by designer and photographer Viktor Hanacek.

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8.Kaboompics

  Kaboompics uses its own license, which is similar to Creative Commons Zero except that the photos cannot be redistributed. I enjoy Kaboompics' two primary features: first, it allows me to search by color, and second, it provides a complementary palette of colors in the photograph.

9.StockVault

Stockvault are a free stock photo community where artists share  their own artwork with people  from all over the world.

10.Stocksnap.io

Since Stocksnap utilizes the Creative Commons CC0 license, its photos can be downloaded, edited, and used for both commercial and non-commercial projects.

11.Life of Pix

Life of Pix offers free high-resolution images in partnership with Adobe Stock for additional (paid) images.