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"Is it possible to use Google Images to find copyright-free images for my personal or commercial use?"

Google Images allows you to filter search results by usage rights, making it easier to find copyright-free images.

Images with a Creative Commons license can be used and modified for commercial purposes, as long as proper attribution is given.

Not all images on the internet are free to use, even if they appear in a Google Images search.

It's important to verify the usage rights before using any image.

Some websites offer free-to-use images, such as stock photo sites, but it's still crucial to check the specific usage rights for each image.

Google Images' usage rights filter includes options for images labeled for reuse with modification, reuse, and non-commercial reuse.

Properly attributing the image source and creator is a requirement for using Creative Commons licensed images.

Just because an image is easily accessible on the internet, it doesn't mean it's free of copyright restrictions.

Just because a website offers free images, it doesn't mean they can be freely used for any purpose.

Always verify usage rights.

When using a Google Images search, the "labeled for reuse" option will still include images with Creative Commons licenses that require attribution.

Verifying the usage rights for an image might involve visiting the image's original webpage or the host website's terms of service.

Public domain images can be found on various websites and may include historical images, government documents, or works with expired copyright.

If unsure about the usage rights of a particular image, it may be best to create an original image or purchase one from a reputable stock photo website.

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