A search function that similar to standard search
Unsplash is another great place for all the free images you need.
The site has a search function similar to any standard search engine. Just go to the home page, type what you’re looking for, and browse the results that appear.
You’ll also see suggestions for similar popular searches as you type.
Don’t even know what you’re looking for? Try the Unsplash Chrome extension.
They have a feature you can add that will generate a new image every time you open a tab. The image is available for instant download. This makes content creation a more fun and challenging process than you’re used to.
Flickr is free, but there are a few hurdles to overcome on this site.
If you’re looking for images for blogs, your best bet is to search “using a Creative Commons license.” This search leads to various free thumbnails of all types of visual content for you to browse.
If certain images catch your eye, click on them to see if you can actually use them on your blog or not. Everyone has specific rights and conditions depending on the photographer who uploaded the photo in the first place.
In most cases, the photographer just wants a link to their work. This recognizes them as the original creators of the content you use on your blog and can help expand their online presence.
Some people want to pay or allow photos to be used only for certain purposes. However, Flickr is one of the most popular and trusted websites for bloggers to search for free images.
If you love Flickr, you’ll love Dream stime.
This site also works to protect photographers’ rights by making it easier for other content creators to find free photos. Everything is free and easy to find and download.
