Royalty‐Free Image Sites - DAV-1000/react-material GitHub Wiki

Created: 8/12/2025 14:47
Updated: 8/12/2025 14:58
Exported: 8/14/2025 14:19
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Prompt:

Give me some links to sites with legal royalty free images

Response:

Here are several reputable websites offering legal, royalty-free images that you can use for personal or commercial projects:


Top Royalty-Free Image Sources

  • Pexels
    Offers millions of high-quality royalty-free photos and videos you can use without attribution—perfect for creative and professional use.Pexels+1
  • Unsplash
    A vast collection of beautiful, high-resolution images you can download and use for any project without attribution required.UnsplashWikipedia
  • Pixabay
    Contains over 5.6 million royalty-free photos, illustrations, vectors, and videos, with no attribution needed for most uses.Pixabay
  • Burst (by Shopify)
    A free resource of stunning high-resolution images aimed at entrepreneurs and content creators—commercial use allowed with no attribution required.Shopify

Broad & Diverse Image Databases

  • Openverse
    Explore more than 800 million openly licensed visuals and audio, all available for free use.openverse.org
  • Wikimedia Commons
    A massive repository with over 123 million free-to-use media files (images, videos, and more), often under Creative Commons or public domain licenses.Wikipedia

More Niche or Specialized Resources

  • Openclipart
    A collection specializing in free vector clip art, with all content released under public domain or equivalent licenses—great for graphic design projects.Wikipedia
  • Foter
    A database of over 335 million royalty-free photos licensed under Creative Commons, though most require attribution.Wikipedia

Community Picks & Curated Lists

According to an updated industry roundup, the top six sites for free stock photos in 2025 include:

  1. Noun Project — broad and diverse high-quality collection (some free, some Pro-only)
  2. Unsplash
  3. Pexels
  4. Pixabay
  5. Nappy — focused on representing Black and Brown individuals
  6. Stocksy — offers premium-quality imagery (not entirely free)The Noun Project Blog

Quick Comparison Table

Site Free Use Attribution Needed Highlights
Pexels Not required Photos & videos; high quality
Unsplash Not required Vast, modern image library
Pixabay Not required Huge variety—images, vectors, videos
Burst Not required Business-focused, entrepreneur-friendly
Openverse Depends Huge catalog of openly licensed works
Wikimedia Commons Depends Massive, public domain & CC media repository
Openclipart No Free vector clip art library
Foter Yes Millions of Creative Commons photos

Summary

  • For general high-quality, no-attribution images: Try Pexels, Unsplash, Pixabay, or Burst.
  • For maximal variety or specialized searches: Openverse or Wikimedia Commons offer huge libraries.
  • For vector art: Explore Openclipart.
  • Just be mindful of attribution requirements—some sites like Foter and parts of Wikimedia Commons do require attribution depending on licensing.

Let me know if you'd like help finding images in specific categories or themes—happy to assist!

Prompt:

Give me links to some royalty free images on those sites which best accompany a blog post on a company website with the heading "Revolutionizing software development with cutting-edge tools"

Response:

https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/66d9ad84b5bf573499a6041f/66edbc57e53c39bff5811866_The%20AI%20Revolution%20in%20Software%20Development%20Hero.webp

Here’s a fitting visual to complement your blog post titled "Revolutionizing software development with cutting-edge tools"—a sleek, high-tech image featuring a developer working at a laptop with AI-related graphics floating overhead. It conveys innovation and modern software tooling effectively.


Recommended Royalty-Free Image Sources & Links

Here are some excellent websites where you can find similarly styled legal, royalty-free images—ideal for illustrating your theme. All of these allow commercial use without attribution:

  • Unsplash – Software Development
    Browse over 100+ free, high-quality software development images perfect for your topic.
    Unsplash
  • Unsplash – Coding
    A collection of programmer-focused visuals—great for highlighting coding interfaces or tools.
    Unsplash
  • Unsplash – Developer
    Ideal if you want imagery showing developers in action—collaborating, coding, or brainstorming.
    Unsplash
  • Pexels – Software Development
    Offers 50,000+ free stock photos—including closeups of code, screens, and developer workspaces.
    Pexels
  • Pexels – Web Development
    Includes a large variety of modern development-related imagery—clean UIs, team environments, etc.
    Pexels

Summary Table

Source Recommended Section Usage Notes
Unsplash Software Development / Coding / Developer Free for commercial use, no attribution needed
Pexels Software Development / Web Development Vast libraries, free to use

Top Picks for Your Theme

  • Abstract coding visuals: Eye-catching screens filled with code or futuristic overlays—perfect for “cutting-edge tools.”
  • Developer at work: A person focused on a screen—conveys productivity and innovation.
  • Team collaboration: Multiple people engaged in software planning or creation—great for highlighting revolution.

To view or download, simply click on the relevant category links above and refine with keywords like "AI coding", "modern development workspace", or "developer tools".

Let me know if you’d like suggestions with specific aesthetics, such as minimalistic, vibrant, or futuristic styles!

Prompt:

Never create a file or an image unless I specifically tell you to please

Response:

Got it! No files or images unless you explicitly ask for them. If you want just links, text, or anything else, I’ll keep it that way. How else can I help with your blog post?


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