Can I use these images commercially?
Yes. Images available through LiberPixels are intended for both commercial and personal use.
Image Licence Information
All images available through LiberPixels are intended for personal and commercial use. Please review the information below before using any downloaded image.
Licence Types
Press any licence below to learn exactly what it allows.
What it means
The creator has waived all copyright and related rights to the fullest extent possible. You can copy, modify, distribute, and use the work for any purpose, including commercially, with no permission needed and no credit required.
Good to knowAttribution is appreciated but never legally required. This is the most permissive licence type on LiberPixels.
View the official CC0 deed
What it means
You may copy, redistribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the work for any purpose, even commercially, as long as you give appropriate credit to the original creator, link back to the licence, and note if you made changes.
Good to knowA simple credit line naming the creator and linking their source page is usually enough to satisfy attribution.
View the official CC BY deed
What it means
Same freedoms as CC BY: use, adapt, and share, including commercially, with credit given, but if you remix or build on the work, your new creation must be shared under this exact same licence.
Good to knowThis "ShareAlike" clause only applies to derivative works you publish, not to the original image itself when used as-is.
View the official CC BY-SA deed
What it means
You may copy, adapt, and share the work with credit given, but only for non-commercial purposes. Using it in anything sold, monetized, or created for a business requires separate permission from the rights holder.
Good to knowPersonal projects, education, and non-profit use are generally fine. Client work, ads, and anything you'll sell are not.
View the official CC BY-NC deed
What it means
This label identifies a work that is already free of known copyright restrictions worldwide. For example, a very old work whose copyright has expired. No permission is needed to use it.
Good to knowUnlike CC0, the creator didn't actively dedicate the work to the public domain. It's simply already there, so always double-check the underlying source if the use matters legally.
View the official PDM deedWhat You Can Do
- Use images for personal projects.
- Use images for commercial projects.
- Use images on websites and web applications.
- Use images in social media content.
- Use images in presentations and printed materials.
- Edit, crop, resize, and enhance images.
- Download images free of charge.
Restrictions
- Do not sell or redistribute images as standalone stock photos.
- Do not claim ownership or authorship of any image.
- Do not use images in unlawful, defamatory, or misleading ways.
- Do not imply endorsement by any person or organisation shown in an image.
Important Information
- Some images containing identifiable people may require additional permission for certain commercial uses.
- Images containing trademarks, logos, artwork, or private property may have additional legal restrictions.
- Always review the licence information displayed with each image before publishing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to pay?
No. All images available through the platform are free to download and use.
Can I edit the images?
Yes. Images may be cropped, resized, filtered, and incorporated into your own projects.
Why should I check the licence information?
The licence information displayed with each image provides the latest usage terms and any applicable restrictions.
Disclaimer
This page provides general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. While every effort is made to provide accurate licence information, users are responsible for ensuring their intended use complies with the applicable licence and any legal requirements before publishing.