For more, see this PDF report on defining non-commercial use. PS:Some Creative Commons images are licensed as “Attribution Non-Commercial” and thus they may not be used on websites that, say, carry advertising. You may embed these images on your own website as long as your intended use meets the conditions specified in the license* and that you give proper attribution and credits to the original author. After you complete this research you should know how and when you can use the image.Flickr is an excellent place to find images that are available under a Creative Commons License. Next, go to the Creative Commons website and make sure you read and understand the license and its provisions, restrictions, and attribution requirements. When you find an image that you want, go to the originating website for the image and determine the actual license for the image. This option typically has the fewest results. Modifying, sharing, and using them for commercial purposes might not be allowed.įree to modify, share, and use commercially: You can modify, share, and use them for personal or commercial purposes. Changing or editing for personal or commercial purposes might not be allowed.įree to modify, share, and use: You can modify, share, and use them.
This option typically has the most results.įree to share and use commercially: You can share and use them for personal or commercial purposes. Also, modifying, sharing and using them for commercial purposes might not be allowed. Changing or editing might not be allowed. Learn more about this.įree to share and use: You can share and use them. Public domain: The image creator has waived their exclusive rights, to the fullest extent allowed by law.
These are the options you can filter by and how you can use them: Select a filter option to see image results that match your intended use. This filter is based on the Creative Commons licensing system. When you need to find images that you can use, share, or modify for either personal or commercial use, use the license filter.
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