How to Find Google Images that You CAN Use in Your Websites

Now that you have clicked on the Options icon, this page will appear:

Now scroll down until you see this area in the lower part of the page, and click on the drop down menu to the right of "usage rights" - then join me on the next page, and I will show you how to select the images that are free to use without repercussion on your websites.

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NancyLian Premium

This is awesome! Thank you for sharing :-)

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TheOldSilly Premium

@NancyLian

You are very welcome, Nancy. :-)

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healthierguy Premium

Awesome technique. Thanks for the great training.

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@healthierguy

You are welcome, Heath :-)

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Candace33 Premium

Yes I do use this a lot. Typically I go for free to use, share, modify even commercially, just to be safe. However, if I don't have the intention to modify then you're right that's seems pretty safe to use. Great job!

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@Candace33

Thanks, Candace. Yeah, I looked into it, and if you don't need to modify an image, the wider selection is the way to go, and completely legal.

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BrooklynPhil Premium

I've been using this technique for a couple of weeks. The only thing I do differently is to select the bottom choice. "free to use. share or modify, even commercially."

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@BrooklynPhil

Good for you, Phil, and I agree that option gives you even more latitude. I don't often find the need to modify an image, so I opt for the wider selection. But it is good to have that option available when needed, too.

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