The 13 ULTIMATE Free Stock
Photo Sites (All free for commercial use) @allisonhaag for your Presentation or Online Course @teachablehq

Content Marketer & Designer @teachablehq
@allisonhaag Hi! I’m Allison!

Have you ever experienced the
HUGE pain of finding GREAT stock images

Most searches for free stock
photo resources are filled with low quality, cheesy options

Most searches for free stock
photo resources are filled with low quality, cheesy options Wait! Is that Dave Franco?!

Great presentations and online courses
demand images that are 1. non-cheesy 2. high-resolution 3. public domain (that means they’re free for commercial use)

Great presentations and online courses
demand images that are 1. non-cheesy 2. high-resolution 3. public domain (that means they’re free for commercial use) social media mobile apps templates Wanna create an online course for free? Check out CLICK HERE

I’ve put together a list
of the best stock photo websites whose images can be used completely for free websites presentations online courses social medianewsletters mobile apps templates

I’ve used some of the
websites on the list for years. Others are newer finds from these trusted resources: Buffer blog nu School Bootstrap Bay

My list only contains websites
that fall under the Creative Commons Zero license (CC0)

My list only contains websites
that fall under the Creative Commons Zero license (CC0) AKA the images are free to use for your commercial and personal needs!

Ok, now the good stuff.
The 13 best free stock photo resources

Unsplash My go-to. Curated by
Crew. 10 images in your inbox every 10 days unsplash.com

Gratisography All photos by Ryan
Mcguire. New photos added weekly gratisography.com

Death to the Stock Photo
Photographers Allie Lehman and David Sherry send you a downloadable image pack every month deathtothestockphoto.com

Negative Space London based photographer
Luis adds 20 new photos every Monday. Can’t find the exact image you were looking for? Tweet and you may receive negativespace.co

picjumbo Since Viktor Hanacek started
picjumbo in Nov. 2013, his photos have been downloaded over 1.5M times picjumbo.com

Insta Stock All images taken
on an iPhone 6 by Dylan Simel. It’s a smaller collection, but he uploads a new photo daily instastock.co

SplitShire Italian photographer & designer
Daniel Nanescu’s stock site is “Made with love in Italy” splitshire.com

Life of Pix Leeroy, an
advertising agency in Montréal, built this stock site with their own images and through their network of photographers. They add new photos weekly lifeofpix.com

Startup Stock Photos Produced by
social media marketing agency Sculpt and photographer Eric Bailey, the site focuses on the image needs of startup companies: technology, office shots, coffee shops, etc. startupstockphotos.com

HubSpot Stock HubSpot decided it
was time again to help its readers stress less over creative license agreements and copyright laws. HubSpot hired a photographer to build their own stock photo arsenal to give away for free! No fees. No attribution required blog.hubspot.com/marketing/75-free-stock-photos-im-ht

Now, for three stock repository
sites…

The Stocks An aggregated tumblr
site that pulls free images from 14 different websites, like some of the ones I listed above thestocks.im

Pexels A stock photo aggregator
that pulls its images from Unsplash, Gratisography, Little Visuals and other CC0 sites. About 10 new free photos are added daily pexels.com

Stock SnapA CC0 photo repository
that collects stock images from around the world and through daily submissions by photographers. A cool Stock Snap feature is that you can search by trending and most viewed images stocksnap.io

Let’s go further, here’s a
bonus just for you!

Let’s go further, here’s a
bonus just for you! Two free CC0 sites for icons & one site to create your own images

Endless IconsThis vector icon website
was created as a side project by designer and developer Min Kim, who is in the process of building his own stock image site endlessicons.com

iconmonstr A vector icon gallery
made in Germany by Alexander Kahlkopf. You can download various PNG and SVG sizes iconmonstr.com

Canva On Canva you can
design your own images for social media, presentations, posters, and photo collages canva.com

But if you really do
want to pay for your photos… Here’s a quick list of some not-so-free stock image sites

Getty gettyimages.com Corbis corbisimages.com ShutterStock
shutterstock.com Thinkstock thinkstockphotos.com iStock istockphoto.com

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