Copyright
Creative Commons
CC Search is a tool that allows openly licensed and public domain works to be discovered and used by everyone.
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Places to search for Copyright Free Images:
Canva - free vectors (but not everything is free)
Compfight / A Flickr Search Tool
Foter, PhotoPin, and Wylio (great for bloggers!)
Pixabay (public domain photos)
PicDrome (public domain photos)
Unsplash Free (do whatever you want) high-resolution photos.
TinEye (search by CC images by color)
Copyright Friendly Music and Sound
Copyright-friendly Toolkit Smore
Kathy Schrock's Respect for Intellectual Property
Smithsonian Institution Public Domain Images
New York Times Public Domain Archives
Project Gutenberg, a collection of public domain electronic books
Librivox, public domain audio books
Prelinger Archives; a vast collection of advertising, educational, industrial, and amateur films.
https://search.creativecommons.org/collections
500px (select CC licenses or CC0 in pull-down menu)
Pixabay (public domain photos)
Pexels (images have CC0 licenses)
Photos For Class (student-friendly, CC images collected by StoryBoardThat)
Pixnio high-quality, no-rights reserved images
FreePik (free graphic resources finder for vectors, PSD, photos, icons)
Compfight / A Flickr Search Tool
Image Finder (search Creative Commons photos from Flickr)
Foter, PhotoPin, and Wylio (great for bloggers!)
Getty Images (embed images with symbol for noncommercial use)
picjumbo (totally free photos for your commercial & personal works)
Picdrome (public domain photos)
TinEye (search by CC images by color)
Gratisography (free high-resolution images for personal or commercial use)
Pond 5 (adjust the scale to FREE)
Unsplash (subscribe for cc0 images)
Can We Image (searches Wikimedia Commons)
EduPic Graphical Resource (free photos & graphics for education)
World Images Kiosk (global images for academic use)
Public Domain Pictures (repository of free public domain images uploaded by amateur photographers)
Free Digital Photos )categorized and searchable small images for business, personal or educational use.)
Metropolitan Museum (look for OASC icons)
Creative Commons Zero
(Citation not needed or already included)
Public Domain
(Citation needed, but free to use)
