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So i am bit confused to use the photos that i downloaded by following method...:smirk:
  1. I visited some paid stock site like adobe for this example.
  2. I downloaded it by removing the watermark from a online tool.
  3. I want to use it on my blog or YT channel
  4. Is it legal? I mean how they find out that i have not purchased it from them.
  5. And if buy it from them do they provide me a written license for that particular photo?
  6. I mean how to use it without getting any problem?
 
So i am bit confused to use the photos that i downloaded by following method...:smirk:
  1. I visited some paid stock site like adobe for this example.
  2. I downloaded it by removing the watermark from a online tool.
  3. I want to use it on my blog or YT channel
  4. Is it legal? I mean how they find out that i have not purchased it from them.
  5. And if buy it from them do they provide me a written license for that particular photo?
  6. I mean how to use it without getting any problem?

You need using getallstock downloader tools for get full license when download from stock adobe or shutterstock, istock ..etc
 
You probably won't get caught. When you pay, you get a certificate of license. It's not like they're going to try to deduce when you paid if you eventually did - as long as you're not using the images to resell them.
 
So i am bit confused to use the photos that i downloaded by following method...:smirk:
  1. I visited some paid stock site like adobe for this example.
  2. I downloaded it by removing the watermark from a online tool.
  3. I want to use it on my blog or YT channel
  4. Is it legal? I mean how they find out that i have not purchased it from them.
  5. And if buy it from them do they provide me a written license for that particular photo?
  6. I mean how to use it without getting any problem?
can you plz tell us what's the online tool :) does it work with video by any chance?
 
I highly doubt you'll ever get asked for a license unless your blog post/yt vid blows up and the image you used clearly looks like you removed the watermark. You should still buy a license though.
 
adobe stock do a free trial of 10 images and you can sign up as many times as you want to... (just make a new email) so you can have almost any image on there for free and use it legally for any commercial purpose. the only exception is a small number of premium pictures but they are few in number
 
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