Free image sites are wonderful! If you’re like me, you’re always looking for great images that help to tell a story and ideally are free!
I am passing along information about free image sites posted by Roger Courville in a recent SpeakerNet News.
- Pexels.com is right up front about their free stock imagery being available for commercial use, which saves a ton of time.
- Unsplash.com also has free stock images for commercial use. They kindly request — but don’t require — that you to provide attribution. And if you’re a Chrome user, get the Instant Unsplash plugin. SO cool.
- BrainyBetty.com is great for those looking for master slide designs and templates (and more, too).
- Https://Blog.snappa.com/free-stock-photos
Sudhir Bhushan recently added another free image site: https://hostgatorcouponcode.in/free-stock-images-for-web-designers/.
And Shabbir Nooruddin offers a mix of 46 both free and paid image sites: https://chasingheartbeats.com/stock-photography-websites/
I recently became aware that if you go to https://www.stockphotosecrets.com/best-free-stock-photo-sites you will find a verdict and a score on the usability of each resource so it’s easy to choose one.
Happy hunting!
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If you happen to have a Canva account, you can get images and photos there when you begin a post. And now that we have ChaptGPT and other AI sites, they will create images for you.
Why are images so important? We’re visual creatures and our eyes automatically go toward images. If the images reinforce your blog or training content, the content is much more likely to be retained.
May your learning be sweet.
Deborah
