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Not every blogger is a photographer, not everyone can afford a DSLR or even the newest iPhone, but you don’t have to worry – there are plenty websites out there where you can find free stock images for your blog and social media posts (and you can always add your own later as your blog grows Am I right?). Not everyone has a house or flat with a big window, can style their photos or have time for it.

Use this custom search engine or the individual sites below.

Image from title page of "You and Your Union," ILGWU Education Department, 1935. Blogged at: bughousesquare.wordpress.com/2008/04/30/as-we-grow-older-...

crumpled paper background - Creative Commons - CC0 License - No Attribution Required

Download this free vector of Share Alike Creative Commons Cc from Pixabay's vast library of royalty-free stock images, videos and music.

Creative Commons is a licensing system that identifies how content, such as music or images, can be legally used by others for free. It is a simple way to determine if an online file, made by someone else, can be included in a publication, video, or other project. A Creative Commons license informs others about they can and cannot do when using another’s work.

Are you using images legally online? Learn how to avoid copyright infringement and protect yourself from legal consequences with this guide.

Creative Commons is a tool that allows designers, writers, videographers and web developers to use content free of charge. From text to photos to video to sound, there are a variety of different types of available content that can be used when attributed appropriately. But where can you fi...