The images on this website have been carefully selected. Some have been added in their original state, others have been edited with the permission of the website where I got them from.

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The most used sources include

Pxhere.com–pxhere.com/en/license
Pixabay – pixabay.com/service/license/
Free Images – Copyright-free images
Canva
Design Wizard
Icon8.com – icons8.com/license
Animaatjes.nl – Animaatjes terms and conditions
Foter.com – https://foter.com/terms/

I also use free online photo editors, who often offer a number of stock photos themselves. The photos can be edited and edited in their own programs.

Click here for free editing programs

Click here for copyright-free resources

Not all free copyright-free sources take full responsibility for the images they offer on their website.
They say that, in addition to their carefully selected distribution, copyright photos may slip in between, and that the user is responsible and that they cannot be held liable.

Therefore, always read the conditions that they have published on their site.

A friend of mine had published an image from Pixabay.com, but the photographer had decided to resell his photos to a stock photo website.
This website had the photo (now with a license) and therefore asked if she had paid for it.
Pixabay has stated in its terms and conditions that they are NOT responsible for subsequent changes.
Ultimately, my girlfriend had to pay more than pocket money.

Using randomly images found on the internet

When you just copy from other websites or find your images on Google to place by your articles, you are working very dangerous and it can break you up! The fines are very high. $ 1000 fine is very normal when you are caught improperly using licensed photos. Check and double-check the image you want to use.

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