This document provides tips for finding reusable images on Google Images in 3 steps: search for images on Google Images, filter by "Usage Rights" to find images with creative commons licenses, select an image and attribute it by naming the title, author, and license. It recommends keeping track of image sources and paying attention to the original license to properly cite and use the image.

1. How To Find Reusable Images
on Google
Steven

2. Intro
● People often find images on Google & cite the search engine as their source
● There’s a better way to find images using it.

3. Go to Google Images
● Type in what you wanna look at in
the search box

4. Go into “Tools” & “Usage Rights”

5. Pick an Image, Name it with the title, author &
license.
● Press the “Visit” button on Google Images
Lions & Lion Cubs by fortherock is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
.

6. Use the photo & attribute the source.
Lions & Lion Cubs by fortherock is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
.

7. Sources
● Screenshots - Me
○ Taken from Google & my desktop
● Image - https://www.flickr.com/photos/fortherock/3898671768

8. Tips
● Make a bibliography/works cited document in your office suite
● Pay attention to license being used by the original author.
● Use the Creative Commons Choose a license tool to generate a license & use
the metadata to make the citation
○ https://creativecommons.org/choose/#metadata
● Use the url feature in Google Docs to copy the link to your image on its title