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License: Standard (fine for most projects) or Extended (suitable for merchandise).

Pricing starts at $29.99 for 10 standard images per month.

– Nikki Takahashi, founder and CEO of Fetching Finn #13. That means the chances of the client seeing the same image used in another local business’s marketing collateral are slim… Clients prefer the accessibility and price of stock photos, but I feel the stronger investment for their “one chance at a first impression” is a custom photo shoot.” Their prices are higher, but the images in their library are often more unique or exclusive to their platform. Second choice is to use paid-for, royalty-free images. This is the only way to ensure the images we use are fully aligned with the brand style we’re developing…

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“We always use paid-for images for mood boards, websites, social media, and promotional materials.įirst choice is to have the client hire a professional photographer for a custom brand shoot that includes headshots, the client “in action” at work, and some tools or close-ups to use as backgrounds.

Licenses: Multiple – royalty-free, rights-ready, and rights-managed.

Pricing ranges from $175 (for one image) to $4,250 (for 10 large images).

– Lauren Juliff, owner of Never Ending Footsteps #12. For example, I love that I can search for a photo of a particular city and filter the results to show images with a person in them – my readers always connect more with that style of photo, as it helps them to visualise themselves on vacation in that specific scene.” In comparison to free stock image sites, such as Pixabay and Unsplash, Shutterstock offers up higher-quality photos, a wider variety of options, and a fantastic search engine. I use Shutterstock to source my travel photos. My affiliate commissions have increased, too, as readers have decided my recommendations are more trustworthy when surrounded by high-quality photos. With higher-quality images, my website looks more professional, the destinations I cover look more appealing, and my audience are spending more time on my site. And my readers have responded positively to these spruced-up articles.

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Using stock images allows me to update my old articles with fresh photos – without me needing to fly around the planet to take them myself. Destinations have changed, too, and my photos no longer represent how they appear today. The images are low resolution, low quality, and look as though they were taken a decade ago. As time has passed, however, those photos have grown outdated. “I’ve been running my travel blog for over a decade now, and in the past, I’ve always published my personal travel photos within my articles. Licenses: Attribution, Non-Commercial, No Derivative Works, Share Alike, Public Domain Dedication (CC0), Public Domain Work.

A higher number of “real” photos, rather than generic stock images.

And if you’re a Pinterest fan, you’ll love the fact you can Pin images to your own Pinterest boards! #5.

For example, you can save images to ‘Creative Board’ collections, and browse other people’s collections too. There are perks, however, and some pretty neat features that make Rawpixel stand out from the crowd.

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Otherwise, you need to make sure you pick images with the right license for your needs.

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Download from the Public Domain collection to be safe, as these images can be used for personal or commercial use without attribution. Rawpixel’s licensing rules aren’t as straightforward as other sites either. You have to pay $19 per month for unlimited commercial downloads – something Unsplash provides for free! This is why we recommend it for personal websites that don’t need a lot of images. If you need a large number of images, you’ll need one of Rawpixel’s paid plans. You can download unlimited images from Rawpixel’s Public Domain collection, but only 10 images per day from its Free collection, which offers more choice.