Yeah with regards to SEO. Even after Canva dont you think google images tells "similar images"They can definitely tell if the image is copied, but if it matters for SEO? I don't know.
You can easily "spin" an image with basic Photoshop (or use Canva/Pixlr).
Is this about SEO, or?
They can probably tell "similar images", just try it out with Google Images > Search by Image. You'll almost always get a "similar image" no matter if it's a purchased image, stolen, spun or whatever.Yeah with regards to SEO. Even after Canva dont you think google images tells "similar images"
Thank you for your advice and suggestions, I guess there's no need to worry! Cheers!They can probably tell "similar images", just try it out with Google Images > Search by Image. You'll almost always get a "similar image" no matter if it's a purchased image, stolen, spun or whatever.
I wouldn't worry about it too much. I've ranked great with copied images.
You can get free images from sites like https://unsplash.com/ and https://www.pexels.com/ - And might as well "spin" images to be safe. I personally do some edits nowadays like saturation/cropping + compressing the image (and possibly convert to WebP for extra speed) = "original image".