Where do you royalty free content?

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For marketing purposes, I normally use Pexel for their images and videos, if I'm not using something that is AI-generated.

Where do you get your content?

Juliia · Accepted Answer

Usually on all free avaiable databases, and for double check recently started to use lenso.ai, where I can just drop an image and look for similar one, and check where it was already published

Gurkaran Singh · Answer

I usually go treasure hunting on Unsplash or Pixabay for my dose of royalty-free content. It's like finding hidden gems in a sea of pixels! Where's your favorite content goldmine?

Casper Brix · Answer

@thestarkster Yes, it tough! Pexels is often good for me

Casper Brix · Answer

@juliia_m Cool I have to check that out!

Gtyre Tdlsse · Answer

For royalty-free content, there are several excellent sources available, similar to Pexels, which you already utilize for images and videos. Platforms like Unsplash, Pixabay, and Shutterstock offer a vast array of high-quality images, videos, and music files for various purposes.

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I recently became a fan of the royalty free content on CapCut for video and audio.

Gtyre Tdlsse · Answer

Platforms like Unsplash, Pixabay, and Shutterstock offer a vast array of high-quality images, videos, and music files for various purposes. Additionally, Adobe Stock provides a comprehensive collection of multimedia assets, while Canva offers a mix of free and paid content alongside design tools.

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I use Syllaby for all my content creation needs. It's AI powered so does the job quite easily.

Where do you royalty free content?

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