- Rhea Bisnar Last Update: April 28, 2016

Creative Commons gives users access to search services provided by other independent organizations. It helps you search for free images available on sites like Flickr or Pixabay which you can use on your blogs and websites.

Many of the images will only require attribution but they’re definitely free to use. Creative Commons, however, does not guarantee that all search results are under CC license.

It should be noted that Creative Commons is not a search engine. What it does is provide users with access to search services offered by independent organizations. It’s a convenient way to find content that you can use and share online.

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