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Are the images really free?

Yes! Images are free provided you acknowledge the photographer who supplied the image. Instructions for acknowledgements can be found to the right of every image - click the "Acknowledgement required" link. If you would rather not acknowledge the photographer you must purchase a licence, starting at just $5 per image.

How many times can I use the image?

As many times as you like, they are royalty-free. Just remember to acknowledge the photographer if using free images.

Downloading and saving free images

All images are available free-of-charge. Just click on the button to the right of every image. Depending on your computer configuration, you will either be prompted to "Open or Save", or it will open or save automatically.

Terms of use

Please refer to our comprehensive terms of use page.

Purchasing and saving high resolution images

In addition to the free images, all images are available to purchase in a variety of sizes starting at $5.

To add an image to your cart, click on the icons to the right of the image. You will see the image in your cart. When you have finished shopping, you can checkout and pay securely using PayPal. You do not need a PayPal account to make payment, just your valid card details and address.

You can then download your images immediately.

After-sales telephone support

If you have a problem downloading an image you have paid for, you can contact us by email or telephone. Our telephone number is +44 (0)203 086 8635 (this is a London, UK number and is strictly for after-sales enquiries only).

Submitting images to FreeDigitalPhotos.net

We encourage submissions from professional photographers and serious enthusiasts. For more information, please see our Photographer Sign Up page.

Using lightboxes

If you register as a Member, you can set up lightboxes to store your favourite images. It is important to remember that you need to create and select an active lightbox before adding any photos to it.

Contacting FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Before contacting us, please check your questions have not been answered already on this page or in our terms of use.