Note that some Creative Commons licensed images have restrictions such as non-commercial use and no-derivative. Creative Commons licensed and public domain (copyright expired/free) images are excellent alternatives to copyrighted images because you do not need to pay nor obtain permission to use them (visit the page on Creative Commons & Public Domain Images).If you are unsure the copyright status of an image and/or if your use falls under fair dealing, you should request permission to use from the rights holder.Using an image for a decorative purpose does not fall under fair dealing.
For example, when you need an image to illustrate a concept or provide an example for a topic, and your project is for an internal educational use. Depending on your purpose and context of use, you may be able to copy and use an image under fair dealing (more information on Fair Dealing).You can click one to go to the corresponding website using it. Many images will be found and list in rows. Then, press Enter and select the Images option under the search box. After that, you can type the keywords of what you’re looking for into the search box. For instance, watermarked photos should not be used without authorization. You should first navigate to the app icon and double click on it to open Google. Stock photos and photos by professional photographers require a licence or payment to use.There are several useful options you can pick from, including Labeled for. Note that a majority of images found through Google and on the Internet are copyright protected. Another way to use Googles advanced image search tools is to find free images. Many people like to use Google to find images for their projects.
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