Using images on your website

[Axioms]

For anyone who has pictures on your website, do you consider DMCA policy before posting? Is that a concern? And people who are using royalty free pictures, where do you guys find them?

 

[blackcatburgular]

you can do a advanced Google search to find Royalty free images

 

[blackcatburgular]

there is also some free stock image websites you can use, but they can be hit and miss.

 

[Axioms]

you can do a advanced Google search to find Royalty free images

I would use with caution because not all images you find is from the original source.

 

[airforceone2]

Royalty free images. And if you are good at Photoshop you can edit the image to the point it is no longer under the ospices of copywriter material.

 

[Ambitious12]

See images can create chaos if you copy or steal from other websites so just be careful when you are about to posting the images.

 

[serplogix]

Use google advanced image search to find good images. But then, instead of copying it as such, upload the image to tools like canva ( if you're not a photoshop pro) and make edits to it. Tools like canva are really very simple to use, and they come with powerful options.

For anyone who has pictures on your website, do you consider DMCA policy before posting? Is that a concern? And people who are using royalty free pictures, where do you guys find them?

 

[Zwielicht]

you can do a advanced Google search to find Royalty free images

I thought you were Hekke for a second because of your avatar.

Use google advanced image search to find good images. But then, instead of copying it as such, upload the image to tools like canva ( if you're not a photoshop pro) and make edits to it. Tools like canva are really very simple to use, and they come with powerful options.

That reminds me, if I remember correctly, tilting the image a bit will prevent it from showing the original image in a reverse image search, so that's another trick you can use.

 

[Underxman]

Like many said here, u can find free images out there