Placeholder Images

[RG]

Where does everyone get their placeholder images from?

[KeegansCreation]

I got some smart object mockup kits from Creative Market for duvet covers and shower curtains because those have to bend. For things that can just lay flat on a decorative surface I got some tabletop photos from Pixabay.

[KristinRavelle · Accepted solution]

RawPixel (free to join) has some PublicDomain mockups and some free ones in their free section (www.rawpixel.com/kristinravelle) If you use this link (you might have to type the URL into Google search bar if Z doesn't allow) I will get a credit towards Premium.

Otherwise Pixabay (also free to join and their images are all free) now has images you can use without royalty and don't even have to have attribution made and they have many prople images you can use as placeholders for wedding items.  Hope this helps!

[RG]

Thanks, I just want placeholder images to use where the customer has to change the picture to their own.

[KeegansCreation]

Oh. I misunderstood. I use the ones that Zazzle linked to in 2015. There are 2 caveats: They can't be used off Zazzle and the bolded attribution must be in your description (it doesn't have to be bolded, I just wanted it to be obvious here).

We have curated a gallery of images available for use in your Zazzle templates *

*Note: these images may not be used off Zazzle.

If you choose to use any of these images, copy and paste this attribution in your product description:

<i>Photography © Storytree Studios, Stanford, CA</i>

From <https://www.zazzle.com/lp/malpcms?id=2016HolidayCardCollectionContestFAQ>

Photo Credit:

Photography © Storytree Studios, Stanford, CA

This ^^^attribution must always be included in the description.

They did this for a card contest in 2015 and haven't linked any photos since but I've used them since then- always with the full Storytree Studios attribution in the description-with no problems.

[RG]

Thanks!

[Lais]

Pixabay and Unsplash. 

[RG]

Thanks Everyone!