Pexels

With Pexels I found a simple and pure way to obtain images, videos, and backgrounds that I need to keep my articles well illustrated. It offers a better experience than many other similar platforms. I usually use it while I am writing articles and when I am about to finish the text I go to the site to obtain the images that are related to the main text.

Finding spectacular images of mountains, landscapes, and waterfalls can be a little time-consuming. We use them in our flyers to give a sense of awe. Pexels has a nice collection of images that is improving. The pictures have improved in quality over the last two years. We wanted to save money, and get clear breath-taking images. Pexels has a huge collection of photographs. We also wanted to download videos to make openers for live streaming. The videos are usually good, and the best ones are shown first. There is a large variety in the quality.

Pexels has always been one of my go-to sources for stock assets. Stock assets can be SO cheesy and expensive, but Pexels is neither. The models are diverse and modern, and the photography styles are more realistic and photojournalistic and not that awful studio-bright-light-fake look that so many stock companies have used for years. Plus, the search functionality continues to improve all the time.

As a product company, we have our own marketing and content team that enables our business online. Moreover, we produce marketing and web content, which needs a lot of diverse photos on a constrained budget set by the CEO and business heads. The major use case for it is in Performance Marketing. It is also used to bring our organic traffic. We use Pexels as a source of high-quality stock photos for illustration purposes. The majority of the photos are completely free of charge. Pexels is one of the leading free stock photo libraries on the Internet. Each picture contains additional metadata such as keywords etc that help identify the context of the image. They are greatly used for our storyboarding as well when designing and thinking of user personas and product story telling. Some of them are used for our App Illustrations as well.

I've used Pexels for many different purposes over the years. One of the main areas was in helping clients imagine how their designs would look with different photographic styles and depicting different ideas. Before this, we would have issues with clients disliking designs because they couldn't envision them within the context of seeing photography that was relevant to them. Pexels really helped be able to visually describe ideas.

Pexels has been a very reliable resource in our organization for high-quality stock images and videos. We use these resources commercially for social media marketing, paid advertising banners, and on our clients' websites for blog images and more. Pexels provides a vast library to choose from and has authentic imagery and videos from contributors.

We have used Pexels to create an internal Marketing video for our CX department. We were in need of video materials that were generic, but specific enough. We were mostly looking for material with people in it. The scope was a one minute video, that was meant to inspire people. Pexels solved our need for materials, since it has a large library of content.

I use Pexels for finding free images, artwork, illustrations, and videos. They are mostly for our publications such as blog posts, brochures, and white papers.

As a full-service marketing agency, we produce marketing and web content, which needs a lot of variable photos on a tight budget set by our clients. We use Pexels as a source of high-quality stock photos for illustration purposes. The majority of the photos are completely free of charge and fully sufficient for our purpose.

Clients supply content for publication on my website. While from time to time, the client supplies images, I usually have to source photography to match the content. This is where Pexels comes in, as one of the leading free stock photo libraries on the Internet. Pexels allows me to search the library quickly and easily to find the most suitable photos, and download them. Each photo contains additional metadata (such as keywords, camera make & model) which helps to better identify the context of the image. Once downloaded, Pexels' images can be safely published on my website.

We use Pexels for pictures, videos, gifs - all forms of digital images. It is easy to find what you need, download or collect and implement how you need to use it. Content is available for most uses, blogs, social media, and campaigns. You cannot use it as an endorsement of a product or sell the Pixels media content to another service.

In my company, we use Pexels for high-res, low-cost comps (composite images created in Photoshop) that we use in client presentations. Alternative image and video sites like Getty can be prohibitively expensive, especially for composites that require many separate images to be combined into a final composite. Pexel's advantage is that it's free, which means we can use unlimited images to create the best possible representation of an idea.

I use Pexels for stock images in graphic design work. I like that they look like more natural snapshots versus photos. We mostly use paid stock images but if we can't find what we are looking for or need more of a natural style, Pexels is a great option to explore.

We use Pexels for high-quality and varied images for social media and to support content pieces like blogs and eMagazines. We like to quick and easy way we can search for select images at no cost, and our journalists credit photographers at the end of their pieces when used.

I use Pexels for more natural, energetic, and vibrant shots for my design material. Also, as you can obtain free stock, it is a great tool for last-minute jobs, especially social posts.

I use Pexels as a stock photo/image bank tool when searching for references for my design team. My designers also use Pexels to search for royalties free images and videos and use them in our marketing. This tool has been helping our business to visually communicate our ideas for free in the last few years.

I use Pexels to research different images needed for personal needs or for client use. I love this stock photo and video website because you can find high-quality images at no cost. I find it very useful if you're looking to design with great content but looking to save money.

Pexels forms an integral part of our design process by providing us with an expansive selection of royalty-free, high-quality stock photos and video content which allows us to enhance and complement our content and presentations. Their stock photos and videos are available in various sizes and orientations out of the box, which further streamlines the overall design process on our side.

I use Pexels to find stock imagery for marketing such as our website, blog, and social media as well as for internal presentation decks. We need a selection of imagery and have a subscription with another stock photo provider but find it's important to have the variety that Pexels offers in addition to the other subscription. We like that Pexels has more variety and more creative imagery than other stock services. We also like how it constantly updates and allows us to support new photographers and artists. We find the diversity to be strong within Pexels' library which is very important to us.

Pexels is my go-to source for free copyright-free images to use for content creation, customer-facing newsletters and emails, and more. The amount of content available means that I always find photos that meet my needs, and because of the nature of my work, I sometimes need niche images and Pexels does an incredible job of having user-generated content that means I can get the right image no matter the situation (and it will be unique).

We use Pexels to find aspiring images that help us illustrate our presentations and improve the quality of our proposals. Sometimes we use the images as examples for creative pieces, as to make them the most accurate to what the final piece will look like. It is great to be able to download free images that do not come with watermarks on them.

Pexels is an excellent platform for royalty-free stock images and videos. Very helpful if you need to quickly find quality images. We mainly use them to find relevant and less corporate-looking images for mockups.

Pexels provides a generous free stock of photos and videos with great quality that is often in use in commercial and ad posts. It may appear easy but this website is a time and money saver all the contributors are gifted and help us to document our posts and presentations also.

Pexels is a wonderful resource for free stock photography to use for internal campaigns as well as promotional materials for marketing. I highly recommend it for PowerPoint presentations as well as social media posts. Print projects can also benefit from their high-quality photography. A definite must as a free photo source.

I use Pexels on a regular basis. I have it integrated with my Canva account and use it regularly for blog headers and social media posts. It's quick to use, easy to find the pictures I need, and best of all, it's free! There are so many other free picture apps, I just find Pexels to have great quality, and variety, pics are tagged well and they have different sizes/orientations.