'Can I Use Google Images on My Website?'

If you’re like many people, you might do a Google Image search and get images for your website. But if you’ve been uploading these onto your website, there’s a reason why you stop doing this immediately. The issue has to do with copyright infringement, and the potential risk you’re putting your business in.

If you take a photo, under the copyright law, you own the rights to that photo.

You created it.

However, if you’re using other people’s images or photos, it’s possible that you’re infringing their copyright. You could be sued for using their photos without permission.

How bad could it be?

Well, it could be to thousands of dollars. Per image.

Places to get Paid stock photos:

Getty Images
Shutterstock
iStock Photos
ThinkStock
Adobe Stock
Storyblocks
Dreamstime
123RF

Free Stock Photos:

Pexels
Unsplash
Stocksnap
Pik Wizard
Startup Stock Photos
Pixaby
morgueFile

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[capriciossa]

When it comes to stock images, I often use Storyblocks. It’s very cheap and you have unlimited downloads. Images are pretty good. Just wanted to share with users of this channel. Cheers!

[RichHabitsRise]

Can I take furniture product images from other websites from different countries?
The images which i take I'll be manufacturing the exact same product.

[jos]

If, I take a company logo from google and if, I do some filter and crop that img and then if, I upload in my own website then is it ok

[kajallodwal]

Can google panalise website for using images downloaded from google everytime?