How to find FREE Images that are 'Labelled for Reuse'

byDarrenAl

156 followers

6 years ago

Have you ever wondered whether you can use that perfect image or not?

I know I have, many times

Do you ever get tempted and think it will be okay, I won't get caught, someone else will.

It's not worth it but I have found a solution :)

During my brief time here at WA I have learned much about building a website and writing content which includes keywords etc and even though advice on finding Free Images is amazing here at WA from all of the awsome members. (Thanks by the way)

There are some really good sites you can use, however, many of these sites appear to be based around US sports as apposed to UK sports. Yes I'm building a sports website!

Simple instructions as follows:

Search for a picture on Google - Select images - Tools - Labelled for reuse. These images are free for you to use without any worry of being taken to court for copywrite.

What does Labelled for Reuse mean?

As perfectly explained by 'onehourprofessor.com'

1) The official explanation that most websites use: Labeled for reuse means that individuals can take a photo and reuse it commercially, or non-commercially, as it is.

2) A simpler explanation: As an individual, you are able to use these photos in any way that you’d like whether they be for commercial purposes such as your own website, or noncommercial purposes such as a school project. In other words, if an image is labeled for reuse it means that you can use it however you want, wherever you want, without modifying anything and that’s okay.

So, there you have it. A simple way to source free and perfectly safe images on Google.

Hope that has helped at least 1 of you.