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Enhanced License Specific Licensing RightsStandard LicenseDigital Use (websites, mobile apps, software, ebooks, etc.)UnlimitedPrint Runs (in books/magazines, on posters, etc.)Up to 500,000Legal IndemnificationUp to $10,000 per imageTV, Online Video, and FilmUnlimited viewers (production budgets up to $10,000 USD)7 more rows

It's freedom. Many creators like sharing their work to see it used elsewhere, and as a licensee, this gives you the opportunity to get quality images without having to pay royalties. The downside is that there aren't a lot of copyright free images on the internet, and that finding really great ones can be difficult.

A Digital Image License allows an image creator to retain their copyright and get paid for the use of their images. With a licensing agreement, a buyer can obtain permission to use the images in a certain way and for a set period of time.

Standard License means a five-year renewable license, issued by the State Board, which allows the license holder to perform professional education services for the licensure content area and licensure level specified on the license.

Here's our handy 5+1 guide for checking image copyright: Look for an image credit or contact details. ... Look for a watermark. ... Check the image's metadata. ... Do a Google reverse image search. ... Search the U.S. Copyright Office Database.

An Extended license has all the same rights from Standard but gets rid of two important limitations: the print runs limit and the reselling restriction. Extended licenses come with unlimited copies and the possibility of using the image in a design you will then resell for profit.

You can't use those without permission. Fortunately, Google's Advanced Image Search allows you to search for images with ?commercial and other licenses.? Before using any of these images, click through to find the license details. Some may be free to use for commercial purposes.