Top FREE Royalty Free Stock Footage Websites for Video Editors

A list of FREE royalty free stock footage websites to use for your videos:

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00:00 Adobe Stock Footage
01:11 Pexels
02:00 Pixabay, Videvo, Videezy, Vecteezy, PikWizard
04:10 Cute Stock Footage
04:58 MixKit
05:48 Lottie Files
08:36 Unsplash
09:32 The Noun Project
10:13 Reshot

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[JavierMercedes]

FREE royalty free stock footage websites to use for your videos:

[mepaulb]

I'm starting to get that "I'll watch whatever Javier makes cause I know I'm going to learn something" level

[Samus]

Javier videos are gold. Always providing new ways to improve editing quality or efficiency. In this case, both.

[AlexKojfman]

Thanks for putting these all in one video - saved and a great reference. I've heard and used a couple but grateful that you put it all together. (I have a adobe stock sub for work and never knew they had a free option.) And to knock out a few things: 1) heard you on the creatr podcast, thanks for sharing your story on that! 2) I've been meaning to say thanks bc I got your title animation prepack and used them it in my Lemon Curd and Fake Coke review videos which made them look even better and lastly, 3) I used what I learned in your 3D screen effect in my Pavlova video which I thought gave it a unique look for that segment. I know you may niche down to video editors but I'm using it for Food content. Really enjoy your content and been so busy that I hadn't had a chance to say thanks and be specific about how you've helped me learn and grow and make my videos great.

[mitubes]

You create HIGH quality content AND you respect viewers' time by making your videos short, packed with information and captivating transitions! Also your excitement is contagious! Thank you, Javier!

[rbrickslego]

great video, you should make the same video for no copyright music.

[KrisHughes]

I don't use much b-roll, which makes this very useful, because I hadn't heard of half of these.

[ooSpyderoo]

I like the fact affinity’s suite of software has the pexels and Pixabay stock search built into each of their apps, so easy to grab a photo or vector to add to a project.

[EnglishWithEnes]

In the long term, this video is going to have hundred thousands of views. Good job, Javier!

[RealLeystar]

This is still the one channel where I learn something new everyday!!

[sublimenorth]

I learn so much every single time I watch your videos! It's pure gold, Javier!

[matthewnazir]

Hi dear Javier!Always providing new ways to improve editing quality or efficiency. thanks so much dear

[lillyrose]

I cannot thank you enough for this list. I always use Pexels, but sometimes the variety is not there. I'll be checking these out!

[AnotherBrightIdea]

Perfect timing! Just about to dive into a project that will rely largely on stock footage. Didn't know about Adobe's free stuff. Quality stuff too!

[ReidRosefelt]

FYI, The Noun Project icons are all free, but most (all?) require attribution. They can be purchased one by one, or you can buy a yearly subscription for $40, if you don't want the hassle of attributioin.

[DoobeeDoug]

wow this vid was so helpful! thanks man

[RealWatchThis]

THAT WAS COOL WHEN YOU FLIPPED THE IMAGE OF YOU IN THE BEGINNING!!!

[craigoakley]

Once again you have delivered great information for beginners (maybe those more experienced too?). I have searched for similar sites but your suggestions are sooo much better than what I have been able to find! Thank you for saving me lots of time with this wonderfully concise, info packed video. Love your videos and presentation style.

[silaspaffrath]

Why didn't I know this earlier? Thanks a lot for sharing

[thetimelesstravelers]

Thanks for always providing such great content! I am an intermediate hobbyist and I always learn so much from your videos. Would you consider doing a video on importing MOGRT files from the StoryBlocks plugin into PP? It seems that it should be super easy to use the templates for text, but I can't seem to figure it out. Thanks for all the help!