Creative Commons’ search engine has been the de facto tool for finding free images since it launched in beta in 2017. When it initially launched, CC Search had only 9.5 million images available.

Search engines like Google, Pixabay, and Flickr also offer tools for finding free-to-use images. Creative Commons acts as a hub for searching multiple resources from one place.

The Creative Commons search engine gives you access to over nine million images drawn from 500px, Flickr, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the New York Public Library and the Rijksmuseum.

Nonprofit group Creative Commons has released a search engine which makes it easy to search for free and legal images, music and text. CC Search is described by its developers as a "front door to ...

While Creative Commons licenses can be used across a variety of media, including video, audio, music and much more, the search engine for now only focuses on images given that they comprise half ...

Creative Commons, the non-profit that offers flexible copyright licenses to creators, recently launched an updated beta version of its search engine that allows users to scour the Web for works that ...

Before the new dropdown, Creative Commons searching was only available through Flickr’s Advanced Search page, or via its dedicated Creative Commons page. Search Engine Land is owned by Semrush.

CCFinder is a creation of German-based developer Abelssoft. It'll run on Windows XP or higher and requires .Net Framework 4. You can filter your search to omit or include various types of CC ...

A couple weeks after Yahoo Images added the creative commons search filter, Google quietly added their own to Google Image Search. The option is not available in the user interface, but you can ...

Google has added a Creative Commons filter to Image Search. In order to use the filter, you’ll need to use the Advanced Search option in Google Image Search. Once on the Advanced Search page, look for ...

While the larger photo search engines, including Google and Flickr, have for a long time offered tools that let you filter for CC-licensed images, the Creative Commons website also sees a good bit ...