ShutterStock Images

Kyle D

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• Jul 5, 2017
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• #21

Novakovic said:

You'll be okay unless Shutterstock detect your website and put a report into Google AdSense that you are using their copyright material. However, that's highly unlikely.

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Bruh I just want approval And after i will delete them from my website and i will start with illegal content?
do u understand?
i just want approval?

 

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WootHosting

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• Jul 5, 2017

• #22

Just use free publicly online pictures. Costs much much much less.

 

Nut5Cracker5

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• Jul 6, 2017

• #23

You can use Shutterstock images/photos as long as you purchase the intended image/photo. You can try searching for Royalty Free images via Google . Another way is try to source for Creative Common license photos and images.

You may find those photos or images you like.

 

JEYJEY

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Jul 2, 2017

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• Jul 7, 2017

• #24

if you are going to use the same image for various purposes then you could purchase shutter stock image.

 

demienles

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Jul 28, 2015

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• Jul 9, 2017

• #25

I never make my own images and have never had an issue with AdSense. I use google images to find all my pictures.

 

SiRhOSEven

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• Jul 12, 2017

• #26

Don't use shutterstock images if you don't have license. You will be get sued.

 

SEO Supreme

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• Oct 23, 2017

• #27

blogzandstuff said:

If you got them legally just read their tos, alternative is pixabay.com, free and legal

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You can also check out pexels.com for copyright-free images

 

Furious Man

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• Oct 24, 2017

• #28

If you get permission from them.Then you can use.
Or else use filtered image from google
In setting itself option is available for users rights image

 

OnniChan

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• Oct 25, 2017

• #29

I got a different question, but still related...

I search for a picture, and there were like 10 results of the same picture. Some have shutterstock (and all other) watermark, while some are from the blogposts of someone who paid for it and use it. My question: would they really be able to track every single use of their photo buyers?

I have encountered this many times where sometimes it is just more than 10 results of the same picture, with and without watermarks.

 

andreaissabel

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• Oct 25, 2017

• #30

L44B1L4 said:

But shutterstock better than pixabay

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And stealing is more profitable than begging until you finish in jail