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Best Quality Free Images Download Without Watermark – ALWAYS UPDATE

Best Quality Free Images Download Without Watermark – ALWAYS UPDATE 1000 666 Jesandy

Visual is important if you want get visitor retention on website. And great image that looks unique are the important way to make it happen, but on the Internet most of those images are watermark (sell) or even free but not enough resolution that will impact our web designs. So here we are my best on sourcing free quality images for your blogs or websites:

Wikimedia Commons

Wikimedia Commons is an excellent place to look for all types of photos and it is a goldmine for searching pictures of famous places, well-known events or current news-related photos.
Need a picture of the Eiffel Tower, a Washington protest or a painting by Picasso? Wikimedia Commons has you covered.
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2. Flickr’s The Commons Search

Flickr’s The Commons search is similar to Wikimedia Commons, but you will find pictures shared by everyday users that you can use freely. The Commons is a great source for photos that creatively depict scenes from everyday life. You’ll be more likely to find images of somebody washing their car or walking their dog with The Commons search than high-quality pictures of the Washington Monument.
3. iClipart.com

Like Fotolia but you’ll find variety of clipart and images that are not quite as cheesy as what you would probably image when you hear the words ‘clipart.’ You do have to pay a subscription fee to get high quality versions of the images but you get a much bigger array of choices than what might be in stock on your standard word program.
4. Microsoft Office Images

Microsoft Office Images can be a hit-or-miss when it comes to finding a good image if you have something specific in mind. You’ll find a lot of images that look like basic stock images, but you can also find a good selection of higher quality ‘generic’ nature shots.
Images are categorized in an easy to use and navigate interface, which is also a big plus.
5. Google Images

Using Google Images might sound obvious, but it is likely you won’t be able to get the rights to an image if you just use a standard search. What you need to do is set up search filters that allow you to look only for images that can be altered and used for commercial purposes.
There are plenty of images available and you can use them as you wish as long as you credit the source.

7. Icons Etc.

If you need icons for your site, Google Images search may work. However, if you need a particular icon, Icons Etc, is a great site to find logos and icons from many different companies.
The icons are free, and you’ll find obscure ones that Google Images won’t show you – at least not with a license that allows you to freely use the image.

8. GFXnerds

Best sites so far if you need unique image free download, but few image that have high resolution for billboard or banner that need huge pixel, but for website or brochure is more than enough. So many free nature image or landscape start from mountain, beach or city from sky, bird, etc.

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