Oer Images & Videos

 Most of the websites listed on this page provide Creative Commons licensed images that you can copy and re-use without permission. Other websites offer either public domain images (their copyright has expired), or materials that the creators have released into the public domain for people to freely use. 

• Creative Commons Search
  search.creativecommons.org offers convenient access to search services provided by other independent organisations.

• Everystockphoto
  A search engine for free photos which come from many sources. You can view the attribution license to determine under what conditions each photo can be used.

• Flickr
  Millions of photographs uploaded by users. To search for reusable images, in ”Advanced Search”, choose from the pull-down menu the type of license needed (e.g. 'all creative commons' or 'modifications allowed' etc.).

• Gratisography
  Free high-resolution pictures you can use on your personal and commercial projects.

• LibreStock
  Over 25,000 CC0-Licensed photos that have been scanned and indexed from top stock sites.

• Old Book Illustrations
  Illustrations from old books in the public domain.

• Pixabay
  Provides 1,000s of free stock photos, vector graphics and illustrations. All images and videos are released free of copyrights under Creative Commons CC0.

• Smithsonian Open Access
  You can download, share, and reuse millions of the Smithsonian’s images.

• State Library Victoria's Digital Image Pool
  Victoria's history brought to life in more than 170,000 historical images including maps and architectural drawings.

• Unsplash
  All photos published on Unsplash are licensed under Creative Commons 0, which means you can copy, modify, distribute and use the photos for free, including commercial purposes.

• Pexels

The best free stock photos and videos shared by talented creators.

• Khan Academy
  Khad Academy is a nonprofit providing a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. Use the search box at the top of the screen for your topic to find a large range of videos and other resources.

• TEDTalks
  The majority of TED Content is licensed under Creative Commons which means that certain TED content may be used for personal and/or educational purposes. TEDTalks Usage policy is Attribution-Commercial-No derivatives (CC BY -NC - ND 4.0 International) - non commercial use.

• YouTube
  To find a video that uses a creative commons licence, do a search by keyword. Then select 'filter' and 'Creative Commons'. Within the video select 'Show more' and find the Creative Commons Licence.