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At the bottom of the page, select the drop down menu "usage rights" to search images free to use.

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Over 380,000 high quality, high resolution photos. Free for commercial use. No attribution required.

The Noun Project is a collection of openly licensed icons. Most icons can be downloaded as both .PNG or .SVG files. All icons can be downloaded free of copyright for a small fee (usually a couple dollars), or free of charge under the terms of a Creative Commons license. Note that when an icon is downloaded free of charge, the illustrator's name is in the lower left corner of the image. Attribution must still be given in an appropriate place near the use of the image.

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