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LICENSED ARTWORK

Find licensed images and use them on a slide

Search for photos on Pexels, Unsplash and Pixabay.

Enter a subject or open a provider’s website to browse its photos.

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Find and place an image

  1. Search for a specific subject

    Enter a subject or open a provider’s website to browse its photos.

  2. Inspect the credit

    Review the photographer, source and licence before using a photo.

  3. Use the image

    Select the image for your project and check its placement on the canvas. The file uses private storage. Importing and reusing it costs zero image-generation credits.

Choose an edit that fits the source

For a crop or rotation, preview the ordinary edit and apply the result you want. On a suitable flat background you can reconstruct a selected text region as editable text. If lettering overlaps detailed artwork, review the limitation before choosing an alternative. A generative revision has its own quote and approval.

Check the credit in the exported file

PDF and PowerPoint reserve space for relevant source credits. A credited PNG is delivered with a credits file in a ZIP. Keep that information with the image when you publish it elsewhere.

Reuse an image across several pages

Choose the saved asset from Media for another slide. Frame it differently for a portrait report and a landscape presentation. Review the crop at export size, especially where it trims a face, scale bar or caption.

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