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No, not all free images are necessarily royalty-free. Some may have restrictions or require attribution. It’s essential to check the terms and conditions before using an image.

Yes, they are. Creative Commons-licensed images are generally free to use, but they do come with certain conditions, such as the need to credit the author. There are different types of Creative Commons licenses, each with its own conditions. Royalty-free images, on the other hand, are generally subject to a fee, but have no attribution restrictions.

Although you can use royalty-free images for a variety of projects, certain restrictions may apply, such as prohibiting their use in offensive or defamatory content, or to create derivative works. Always check the license to be sure.

Yes, royalty-free images are generally designed to be used for both personal and commercial projects. However, it is always advisable to read the terms and conditions to avoid any breach of license.

Most sites that sell or distribute images will clearly indicate the type of license. If this is not clearly indicated, it’s best to assume that it’s copyrighted and ask for permission before using it.

A royalty-free image allows the user to use the image without having to pay royalties each time it is used. This doesn’t mean that the image is free, but once acquired, it can be used as many times as desired at no extra cost.

A royalty-free image can be sold to several people and used multiple times. An exclusively licensed image is sold to a single person or entity, who becomes the sole holder of the right to use it. Others cannot buy or use it once it has been sold exclusively.