67 Best Websites For FREE Breathtaking Stock Photos

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Updated 21 March 2019
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​As one of New Zealand's most popular web designers, we understand the need for amazing high quality photos to create the right visual impact.  Photo choices are critical to engaging the imagination of readers and getting them to stay on your page.

"Content with relevant images gets 94% more views than content without relevant images."

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​We see a lot of inappropriate and lazy stock images of generic "happy people" standing outside, business people standing in suits shaking with no emotion factor to your audience. What's worse, many of these images cost considerable money to purchase and display. Your website images need to convert just like you hope your content does - getting the RIGHT IMAGES is more essential than ever. ​

"Researchers found that coloured visuals increase people's willingness to read a piece of content by 80%."

​Thankfully, we've put together a list of 67 fantastic websites with beautiful stock photography and images that are 100% FREE to download and use.  Free from copyright restrictions, or licensed under creative commons public domain CC0, this means you can copy, modify, distribute and perform the work, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission.

Quick Note About Licenses
Some photos may in some cases require attribution. We’ve exhausted ourselves in identifying where this may be the case, and we advise you to read the image details before using. ​With that disclaimer out of the way, let’s dive into our top picks for free stock photos!

StockSnap

Why we like it:

• Stocksnap provides 100% free access to thousands of high quality images
• We like that no sign up required, and access is immediate. 
• Sort images by popularity; Stocksnap highlights "trending photos" and displays a view count for each image.
• Searching is easy; the website has proper tagging to locate exactly what you need a lot faster. 
• All images are of high resolution, which makes their applications endless. 
  

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Unsplash

Why we like it:

• Unsplash contains a treasure chest of images to cherish, in numerous categories all available with one click. 
• Upslash has an inventory of hundreds of high quality images.
• Images can be downloaded or transformed for free. 

The bad:

• Ok, so the first impression of the site is not appealing, but don't let that put you off!
• There are no tags present with the images, making locating what you need a bit harder. 

PixalBay

Pixalbay's opening sentence is a dream - "All images and videos on Pixabay are released free of copyrights under Creative Commons CC0. You may download, modify, distribute, and use them royalty-free for anything you like, even in commercial applications. Attribution is not required."

So what's not to like?
The selection isn't fantastic for certain niches, i.e. cities, countries, but for generic images, Pixalbay is totally worth a play. 

Media Bakery Moments

Media Bakery Moments offers "20 free photos every 2 weeks" if you sign up. For the quality, it's worth it even if they are not in a range of niches, they could be kept on file by creative professionals looking for quality stock without making an investment. 
Why we like it:

• Great tagging - really goes nuts with the hashtag making search very efficient. 

The bad:

• A lot, starting with anything searched will have a price (and it's not cheap). 

Goodstock.photos

Why we like it:

• Comprehensive lists, with weekly updates, this site has a lot to offer. 
• The website clearly states "Free Images for Personal or Commercial Use" meaning no attribution. 
  

The bad:

• Categories look promising, but are a bit thin in number.
• The website is worth a look, but not a favourite-saver. 

Pattern Pictures

Why we like it:

• A fantastic collection of patterns such as Stone, Wood, Urban, Nature, Animal, Sky etc. 
• Plenty of other calming images, perfect for any marketing in the health field. 
• An extensive range, with clear alternative image presentation below every selected images. 
• Free to download, and fast!

FreeImages

While signup IS required, (do it quickly here), the collection is very high qualilty and worth the effort and odd email. 
Why we like it?

• ~400,000 FREE images
• Quick access to photos, various sizes available​

The bad:

• A lot of focus on Getty/paid images, which surround any image choice. 

Morguefile.com

In one sentence...."to provide free image reference material for use in all creative pursuits". We like that!
Why we like it?

• No Signup required
• ~375,000 FREE images
• Quick access to photos

The bad:

• Single size downloads (high resolution hard to find)
• Limited photo tagging

Picography

Why we like it:

• 600,000 images, all easy to download, multiple sizes with no attribution, Picography delivers!

The bad:

• Not the best search filters - use single words vs long tail for more images, but more hunting required as a result. 

Visuals.newzealand.com

One of two websites for the Kiwis! If you don't know much about New Zealand, the next two websites will convince you to book a flight over here! Anyway, this website is without question, the holy grail of New Zealand images. Excellent keyword tagging and you can even see images that are proven to popular by different nationalities.  Simply sign up, and get using. 

​Disclaimer - the Government agency behind this fantastic library requires the use of an image "to promote New Zealand as a tourism destination". It's unclear how strict this requirement is - for now, we say sign up and enjoy the wonders of the internet's best New Zealand image resource. 

Kiwiwise

The second (and last) New Zealand website is Kiwiwise, which offers a range of professional and amateur New Zealand photos. 
Why we like it:

• It's got a "mum and dad" feel about it - the images aren't "perfect", nor are they amateur.
• It's basically a collection of photos that only a New Zealand website could have. 

The bad:

• Some commercial limitations, depending on the photo. 

Gratisography

Why we like it:

• Pictures are added weekly, and all of them have been photographed by Canadian concept artist Ryan McGuire. 
  
• The collection is carefully presented, and all of high resolution.
• Images can be used for personal or commercial purposes.

The bad:

• The site doesn't boast of a huge count of images but there is a frequent addition to the existing list.
• ​No image tags available.

​Negative Space

Why we like it:

• Negative space has a refined collection of around 500 high-end images.
• As the site proudly declares, it doesn't hold any copyright restrictions for usage of its images so there are absolutely no restrictions in use.
• Usage of filter on the displayed images based on the content or the shade of colour you are looking for.
• The images hold relevant tags with them, making for easy searches.

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​Splitshire

Why we like it:

• ​Around 553 high quality images, updated everyday!
• Proper tagging is pinned to each image.
• ​The images can be used for commercial purposes for free.
  
• You don't need to signup to get access to the image repository.
• The speed of download - milliseconds. 

​Little Visuals

Why we like it:

• Around 100 high quality images with proper tags.
• ​Can be used for free.
• SIngup is encouraged, but not essential. 

The bad:

• Despite the owner of the site passing at a young age, his friends have kept the website going but at a reduced scale. 
  
• It has been sometime since new images have been added to the collection.

​Life of Pix

Why we like it:

• The beautiful collection of 837 high resolution images are definitely going to enthral you.
• The selection comes from a leading advertising company from Montreal, Canada - if they're using them for their big clients, you've  got a great resource!
• Images are categorized based on their content, making certain themes well covered.
• The images are easy to download (single-click).

The Bad:

• Images are not tagged, as the category function is designed to cover image search. 

​Death to Stock Photos

Why we like it:

• The site contains adorable images, best used for writers and creative folk. 
• The images are beautifully categorized and all available for free.
• Images are available in easily click and save format.

The bad:

• You might feel that you still need to do a bit of research throughout the site in order to find the one you are looking for.

​Superfamous Studios

We found this collection to be absolutely stunning, and even though the collection is limited and hard to navigate, the contents were first rate so we had to include it. 
Why we like it:

• Images are available for free to be used for any purpose required as long as proper credit is given to the source. 

The bad:

• The landing page of the site might give an abstract feeling until you find the link to the images on the left side of the page.
• There are no more than 100 images available
• No tags are present along with the images.

​Picjumbo

Why we like it:

• Beautiful collection of properly tagged high quality images. The tab at the top gives the opportunity to browse and download images based on the category required.
• Excellent feature to "Test Drive" your image in order to get a feel of how you can use a particular image to serve your purpose.

The bad:

• After landing on the site you might have a feel that it has focused too much on advertisements, but this is stated for the sole reason of paying for the site.
• ​Membership (free) is required. 

IM Creator

Why we like it:

• The website contains 908 beautiful images.
• Proper tags are present along with the images.

The bad:

• The content of the images mainly focuses on people and human/social aspects in general, so this may be very limiting if "people" isn't  what you are looking for. 
• The search function is a bit clunky, owing to the website being primarily for a paid website builder service. 
  

New old stock

Why we like it:

• The high quality images are truly classic.
• The images can be downloaded for free and does not have any copyright restrictions.

The bad:

• The site does not boast of a very huge collection (around 100) of images.
• The images do not bear corresponding tags with them.

FreeDigitalPhotos

Why we like it:

• A huge range of images, categorized based content.
• Images are royalty free and can be used for personal purposes.
• Ability to filter and search for images, based on multiple parameters like, image type, license type and keywords. 
• Images are tagged to keywords.

The bad:

• Every user needs to through a process of accepting the terms of the site, confirming mail address and accepting security challenges in order to download images.
• The free to download images are available in small resolutions; the high quality ones need to be paid for.

Snapwire

Why we like it:

• A huge collection of high quality images, all royalty free.
• Images can be searched based on resolution and several other parameters.

The bad:

• Proper attention is required towards the complicated terms and conditions of the website.
• ​Many high quality images falls under the premium category and are therefore not free. 

Jay mantri

Why we like it:

• Hundreds of beautiful pictures that definitely warms the eyes.
• The high resolution images are free to be used for any purpose.
• ​The simplicity of the site is worth mentioning.

The bad:

• No tags available with the photos.

Skitterphoto

For all the images you never knew you needed, Skitterphoto has just the JPEG. 
Why we like it:

• More than 800 images having high resolutions.
• All images are free to use without any restrictions whatsoever.
• The images all bear appropriate tags.
• The user friendliness of the site is remarkable, making image selection easy and efficient.

Barn Images

With the homepage working as a gallery of wonder, Barn Images is free of barns and full of delight. 
Why we like it:

• A huge collection of absolutely mind blowing photography. 
• The categorized images can be used for free.
• The images are easily downloadable.

The bad:

• Too many advertisements might pop-up at times.
• Individual images are not tagged.
• Multiples resolutions are unavailable for the images.

Visual Hunt

Visual Hunt is a monster that delivers FAST photos for pretty much anything.  
​Why we like it:

• Easily ahead of its competitors with around 384 million images to choose from. From that, 50,000 are CCO (royalty free). 
• Properly tagged and categorized images, indicating whether it can be used for commercial purposes.
• ​Images are easily downloadable and available in multiple resolutions and sizes to choose from and suffice user requirements.

Pond5

Pond5 has a lot of fish, but not much to catch. However we've included it as the website also includes video and music, so it's worth a mention. 
Why we like it:

• Thousands of royalty free images to choose from, and downloading a preview copy is free and does not require a sign up.
• Various category of images along with relevant sizes to choose from.

The bad:

• Preview copy has a watermark of the company logo on it.
• Original copy of the image requires to be paid.

​Foodshot.co

It's a food image website. Forgot cities or landscapes. And it's global food. We like it. A lot. 
Why we like it:

• Selected photos (of food) from all over the world are available, all in a high resolution and free to use.
• ​The images are easily downloadable.

The bad:

• The content of the images are based only on food.
• No tags available with the images.

Absfreepic

A HUGE collection of images based on almost almost everything, all available for commercial usage - what's there NOT to like?
Why we like it:

• You simply can't ignore this site, it is one of the best we've surveyed, and boasts a number of awards.
• All of the stunning high quality images are absolutely free to download and can be used for any purpose.
• Images are properly tagged, helpfully stating a download size.
• Photos are easily accessible and no signup is required.

MMT

Brooklyn based Jeffrey Betts runs this thoughtfully collected site, with all images blessed with a CC0 license.
Why we like it:

• Around 308 images belonging to 37 different categories, all absolutely high quality.
• Properly tagged images.

The bad:

• Count of images available not very high.
• On landing on the site, you can choose the images to be displayed in grid format. However, once grid format is selected, you can't get back to the original display format and thus can't view the different categories available.

Kaboompics

A WOW site covering Abstract, City & Architecture, Fashion, Food and Landscapes at its core, this website has images that will have you downloading on mass. 
Why we like it:

• Around 1328 free images of great quality.
• Images are easy to download and can be used for personal or commercial purposes.
• The images distributed across 6 categories, have proper tags corresponding to each of them.

​The bad:

• The unusually light colour contrast of the site might give an overall dull first impression, but there are diamonds to be mined here.
• All images are only available in single sizes. 

Epicva

Why we like it:

• A total of 1873 images spread across 12 different categories.
• All images are free to download and used for personal or commercial usage.
• The images are of high quality, can be easily downloaded and have their size mentioned alongside for easy selection.

The bad:

• No tags available with the images.
• Uniquely, the images can't be used to create your own photo stock site. If you wanted to do that!

Everystockphoto

A MAJOR player in image sourcing, if Google was an image library, it would be this!
Why we like it:

• Millions of photos available for free to download.
• All images are of very high quality.
• Photos present in this site are collected from various free-licensed stock image sites, hence Everystockphoto is a huge collection of almost every variety.
• Various details including resolution, average rating, license details are given alongside each image.

The bad:

• No tags present with the images.
• Proper attribution need to be given in order to use the images for commercial purposes.

Jeshoots

A refined list that delivers on freedom of use, with high quality making up for a finite number of images. 
Why we like it:

• Around 220 high quality images from 8 different categories, and while all images are free to download and bear no copyright restrictions for usage, remember there are only 220 in total. 
• Beautifully described title present along with each of the images.

The bad:

• There will be the urge to see more available images in this site.
• Images are not tagged and are of single size downloads.

Getrefe

An Eastern European crowd of "travellers, 
entrepreneurs, fitness addicts, photographers, seekers" come together, offering a VERY good selection of free images, and great valued packages. 
Why we like it:

• High quality, stunning, royalty free photos available - 387 photos available for free and a lot more available in the paid category.
• The images spread across 9 different categories have along with them detailed description regarding the images and proper tags.

The bad:

• Not all images available in the site are free.
• Even for the free images, you can't directly download. You need to add to cart and checkout in order to download and use it.

Stock image point

 A "hand made" collection of images, which offers five genres rich in landscape, animals and city etc. Nothing too exciting, but good to stop by.  
Why we like it:

• The website holds a collection of excellent, unique images which are free to be used for personal or commercial purposes. 
• User friendly site and images can be downloaded very easily without any signup being required. 

​The bad:

• Limited photo tagging.
• Limited images.

RaumRot

Why we like it:

• Absolutely stunning collection of 891 high resolution images spread across 10 different categories.
• All images are free to download and can be used in personal or commercial projects.
• User friendly site, simple to browse images and download.

The bad:

• No tags available with the images.

Albumarium

​Why we like it: 

• Thousands of images to choose from.
• All images categorized based on their content.
• High quality images available for free download.

The bad:

• No tags available with the images.
• There are restrictions on personal or commercial usage of certain images as mentioned in the terms and conditions of the site.
• If using any image from the site, credits should be given to the author.

DesignerPics

The simplicity of the site along with its unique content will surely awe you. The homepage constantly changes, with images of "lemon cheesecake" or "red chair" that you never knew you needed. 
Why we like it: 

• DesignerPics has great collection of high resolution images, presented in 10 different categories.
• Images are easy and free to download in all cases.
• All images can be used for commercial or personal purposes without the need for any attribution.
• Each image has proper tagging along with the download size, with them.
• In summary, it's an EASY site with heaps of applications. 

ISO Republic

​Why we like it: 

• Around 576 images in 7 different formats.
• All images are of high quality and available for free download, with no attribution required for using the images for personal or commercial use.
• Proper tags available with all the images.

The bad:

• Single size downloads only.
• ​Download size or resolutions of images are not mentioned, making the quality hard to predict

​Magdeleine

​Why we like it: 

• Selective image, making the collection undoubtedly one of the best ones in terms of quality and content.
• High quality images classified into 8 different categories (nature, city & architecture, people
  animals, food, technology, objects and abstract)
• Images can be downloaded and used, however, attributions might be required in some cases.
• Proper tags along with download size mentioned alongside each image.

The bad:

• Single size downloads.

Moveast

A very simple site, with a very clear objective - to make images amazing and free. 
Why we like it: 

• The attractiveness and simplicity of the site.
• All images are of high resolution and available for free to download, with no bindings to the usage of the images; no conditions regarding attributions.

The bad:

• Individual images don't have tags associated.
• Images do not not contain any corresponding details, nor are categorized, so it requires a bit of a manual chase to get the gold. 

​Pexels

This site is one of the best - we've seen over 500 to make this sort list, so it's worth checking out.  
​Why we like it: 

• A huge collection of very high quality images.
• All images are free to download and can be used for personal or commercial usage.
• Images have associated tags and other details.
• Different resolutions to choose from while downloading an image.

The bad:

• Images are not categorized based on content, but are easy enough to find based on the very specific categories.

Snapographic

A site obsessed more with quality than quantity is always going to be a winner.
​Why we like it: 

• User friendly site with straightforward features.
• All images are of high quality and free to download.
• Images can be used without any hindrance, for personal and commercial purposes.
• Images have proper tags associated and a guide to edit them for usage.

​The bad:

• Limited images available in the site.
• Single size downloads.

Stockvault

True to its name, this site really is a massive storage of images, with close to 20 million downloads to date.
​Why we like it: 

• A huge collection of images, almost around 65000, ranging across different categories.
• Very high quality images that are free to download.
• Each image has proper description, size and resolution mentioned along with them.
• Tags are present for each of the images.

The bad:

• Not all images are free to download.
• ​There are some minor restrictions on the usage of images downloaded, so you'll need to check first.

​Travel Coffee Book

This excellent resource presents some beautiful travel moments in the form of photography.
​Why we like it: 

• The Travel Coffee Book has powerful and innovative images, all of very high quality and free to download.
• No restrictions on usage of images in either commercial or personal forms; the site makes it clear from marking each image as "cc0".
• Proper tags and titles present along with each of the images.

The bad:

• Images are not divided into categories.

UsersThink

The site delivers 99 curated background images for landing pages.
Why we like it: 

• Provides a wide range of options when it comes to selecting images for landing pages of websites, which can be used for free on any platform.

The bad:

• Users must join a 4 day course in order to gain access to the 99 images.
• Images don't have tags or categories associated with them, and most images are meant to be used as landing pages of websites.
• ​Limited number of images (99!).

Dreamstime

Dreamstime has a great collection of beautiful photographs and a great variety.
Why we like it:

• A section of images are free to download
• Keywords are tagged to each image along with size and other details.

The bad:

• Signup is required to download images, even from free category.
• Proper credit should be given for use of image for commercial or personal purposes.

OpenPhoto

A unique collection of lively images, with a "Photo of the Day" feature that is all yours to download should you want it.
​Why we like it:

• All images are free to download and can be used for personal or commercial usage.
• Images are presented in categories base on their content, and have proper keywords tagged to them.

The bad:

• Proper credit needs to be given to the original photographer for using any image.
• Size or resolution details not present along with images.

Fancy Crave

A great stock image site with a promising outlook
Why we like it:

• A sweet collection of high quality images - the website looks HOT and you can easily see merit in the collection. .
• All images are free to download and can be used for personal or commercial usage.
  
• Images are presented in categories base on their content.
  
• All images have dimensions and other useful details associated with them.

The bad:

• The images don't have tags associated to them.

SketchJar

This is an elegant site with no fancy stuff but a genuinely good collection if images.
Why we like it:

• A comprehensive collection of high quality images.
• All images are free to download and can be used for personal or commercial usage.
• Images are presented in categories based on their content, which ​two new images added daily. 
• Images have proper tags associated with them.

The bad:

• The Images don't carry with them any size or resolution details.
• Single size download.

Morguefile

True to its name, this site holds a vast collection of post production materials for referential requirements - in essence, and online morgue of stock photos for your illustration, comp or design needs.
Why we like it:

• A collection of 374,919 images of unique beauty.
• All images are free to download and can be used for personal or commercial usage.
  
• Images have proper tags associated with them along with many other details.

The bad:

• Images are not categorized based on the type of their content.

FreeImages

A heritage collection of vast range of images categories, meaning with registration this can serve as a one-stop image source.
Why we like it:

• A MASSIVE collection of 388,249 images spreading across 27 different categories. 
• All images under the free section can be downloaded and used for personal or commercial usage.
• Images have proper tags associated with them along with many other details.

The bad:

• Signup is required in order to download images even from the free section.

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Picography

A flawless free stock image site with the simple tagline - 'Use them however you like'.
Why we like it:

• A careful collection of 132 high resolution images.
• All images are free to download and use for personal or commercial usage.
  
• Images have proper tags associated with them along with many other details.

The bad:

• Images are not categorized based on their content type, so extra scrolling required.

Public Domain Archive

Welcome to the premier collection of vintage (and breathtaking) photographs.
Why we like it:

• The extensive collection of high quality images, updated weekly.
• All images are free to download and use for personal or commercial usage.
• Images are categorized based on their content

The bad:

• Individual images are not tagged - not so helpful. 
• Clicking on the page numbers given at the bottom of the homepage does not navigate to the corresponding pages, so the website does have some bugs. 

Tookapic

This site is a collection of unique and authentic free and premium stock photos, perfect for social media promotions. 
​Why we like it:

• The collection of high quality images is classified into free and premium categories, and there a plenty of free images. 
  
• All free images can be used in personal or commercial works.
  
• Images are categorized based on their content.
  
• All images have proper tags and other details associated with them.

FreeJPG

This Argentinian-based site is a class apart and is high recommended for searches in Animals, Art/Architecture, Food/Drink, Music, Nature, People, Textures and Travel.
Why we like it:

• The collection has over 10,000 high quality images.
• All images are free to download and use for editorial or commercial usage.
• Images are categorized based on popular subjects.
• More than one resolution options available for downloading the images.
• Each image has proper keywords tagged with them.
• In summary, FREEJPG is a total winner!
  

Streetwill

Streetwill contains a vintage collection of beautiful landscapes and other images, with an American focus.
Why we like it:

• 100% high quality images, found only on Streetwill.
• All images are free to download and use for personal or commercial usage.
• Images have suitable title and resolution size mentioned along with them, ensuring you get the right shot.

The bad:

• Tags are unavailable
• Images are not categorized, which makes the process more trial and error than organised efficiency!

Libreshot

Libretshot contains a collection of images with content mainly focused on European countries.
Why we like it:

• The collection is properly categorized and titled, with around 1,100 high resolution and fascinating images.
• All images are of high quality and free to download and use as per requirement.
• There are no hassles of copyright and attributions.
• Images are properly tagged and available to download in multiple resolutions removing the need to resize. 

Goodfreephotos

This site has an unique collection of free public domain photos on varied topics on interest; landscapes, objects, animals, plants, textures and more. 
Why we like it:

• Goodfreephotos presents an excellent collection of around 5639 images that are properly categorized based on their content.
• These high quality images are free to download and use based on requirement.
• No signup or attribution is required.​​

Freenaturestock

A royalty free site with a collection of stock images on mother nature, presented by photographer Adrian Pelletier.
Why we like it:

• The extensive collection of high quality images on nature related aspects.
• These images can be downloaded and used for free.
• No conditions to be adhered to in order to use the images, making reuse limitless. 
• Images are properly tagged.

The bad:

• Images are not organised in a range of topics, so it's lucky dip to see if they have what you need.

FotoDiSpalle

A mesmerizing collection of photographs from around the world - it's ornate and grouped into countries. Lovely. 
Why we like it:

• High quality images categorized into 12 different countries; Belgium, Croatia, Egypt, France, Ireland, Malta, Mexico, Norway, Russian Federation, Spain, United Kingdom and the USA
  
• These images can be downloaded and used for free.
• Images are properly tagged and bear with them related information.

The bad:

• Limited number and variety of images - countries limited.
• Proper credit needs to be given when using the images.

StartupStockPhotos

A simple site with some quality photos based on our day to day life, revolving around technology and office/workspace.
​Why we like it:

• All images are high resolution and excellent quality.
• The images are free to be used in whatever form required; this is more of a community website for office/tech themed images.

The bad:

• There is not much variety in the content of images available in the site.
• No categories available for the display of images.
• ​Images don't have a title or a tag nor any other details.

MadeInMoments

OK so this is a bit left field, but "hipster couple" Tomy and Marine give away free images every week. Take your time and have a click around - there are some fascinating photos along with some relevant content derived from personal experience, which makes this site a curated wonder.
Why we like it:

• ALL Images are taken from personal experience.
• Well written content does justice to the images.
• Some unique and fascinating variety of images.

The bad:

• Really good images are paid ($3-7). 
• No technical details available, and not all images might be relevant, so lot of searching required in order to find out the one you want.

FindAPhoto

A one stop place where you will find 10,000 of the best stock free images across the web, all in one place. 

​​Why we like it:

• Images are well categorized and can be searched based on colour, source or type.
• All images are of high quality and free to download, used and modified without the requirement of any credit. This is always welcome when it comes to digital projects. 
• All images have proper tags along with them, ensuring efficient collation and downloading of a theme a user needs.

Realisticshots

As suggested by the name, this site canvas some unique and realistic snaps. Best of all, the website is carefully curated and updated with "7 images per week". 
Why we like it:

• A good collection of images divided into five different categories based on content type: Architecture, Nature, People, Travel and Technology.
  
• All images are of high resolution and free to download, used and modified for personal or commercial purposes.
• Images have proper tags along with them.
• The name of the website, "realistic shots", is 100% appropriate for the extensive image library. You won't find filters or manipulation.