@McLovin2021 Mclovin Not exactly sure what the differences are. I would defer to what their simplified license says: pixabay.com/service/license/ "All content on Pixabay can be used for free for commercial and noncommercial use across print and digital, except in the cases mentioned in 'What is not allowed'." If you interpret that statement, then "ALL" content posted on Pixabay is free to use, except in cases mentioned in what is not allowed section. For further clarification, I would either post your comment in their Forum: pixabay.com/forum/ Or send them your inquiry via their contact form: pixabay.com/service/contact/
You forgot to mention an important thing about what is NOT allowed: "Don't sell unaltered copies of an image. e.g. sell an exact copy of a stock photo as a poster, print or on a physical product."
Hi Sarah, I just want to confirm what you are saying. So an artist, like myself, cannot use a photograph, say, of a bird, sketch it and sell it as a print? This would not be allowed? Thanks
@@Noahidebc Every homepage has its owns rules and license how to use and sell the art. But it should be ok as long as we alter the images before using them.
Are you really able to use Pixabay images commercially? Even modify them and do so? I have always wanted to do that, but was afraid that I would end up in some sort of legal trouble. That’s why I have hesitated over and over again.
Hi New Adventure, yes you can use them commercially. They obviously have rules you must follow in order to use the images so make sure you follow those. Here is a link to their licensing page - pixabay.com/service/license/ If you have any questions, you can find info on how to do that here - pixabay.com/service/about/
How do I make more than 1 collection in Pixabay? Each time I click "New collection" it simply renames the one I have. Is it even possible to have more than 1 collection?
so to put things into context. I was given a college assignment to make a website. In the website there needs to be picutres on top of the other requirements. The website also needs to be uploaded to a public server for the internet to see. I plan to use pixabay for the pictures, will they be ok with that?
Sorry for the late reply... You need to read the terms & conditions/terms of use set forth by Pixabay. Follow their guidelines on how they allow the pictures to be use. If you have questions reach out to them directly as it's their platform. If you want to cover your bases, and assuming you're following their guidelines, I'd add a photo credit on your site to be transparent. But that's your decision
Hi Michael, thanks for your question. I suggest you read Pixabay's terms and conditions page - pixabay.com/service/terms/ Scroll down to the section that says "License for Content - Pixabay License" to understand what you can or cannot do with the photos. Also, with each download, make sure there are no other requirements like attributing the photo to the author. This will pop up when you initiate the download.
Hi Mimi, I suggest you read the Terms of Service page (pixabay.com/service/terms/). If you have any further questions, you can reach out to them via their contact form (pixabay.com/service/contact/)
Hi @Zay - It all depends on your niche and topic. Try to provide as much value as you can to the viewer. Make sure you give them as much information as you can to help them. That's all that matters.
@@kenfurukawamarketing My niche is Meditation videos. But I keep see the loop animation as cutting to the next loop. But when I see other videos there's no loop animation and it plays smoothly. I'm really struggling on that.
@@zaydgaf7547 I see what you're saying. What video editing program do you use? Might be worth searching for tutorials on how to make a smooth looping video. I'm sure there is something out there.
what about pixabay erotic images for adult content 18+ landing page, social media or blog? Is it allowed to use them in such circumstances under pixabay licence???
Not sure as I'm not an attorney. You should read the license for each individual image you plan to download. This because they may differ from one another depending on the author/contributor. Pixabay has their license pixabay.com/service/license/ and there is Model and Property Release to consider as well pixabay.com/blog/posts/pixabay-license-what-is-allowed-and-what-is-not--4/ In the Model and Property Release verbiage, you basically need to determine if it the usage is editorial or commercial use. And depending on what that is determines whether or not you can use it.
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@McLovin2021 Mclovin Not exactly sure what the differences are.
I would defer to what their simplified license says: pixabay.com/service/license/
"All content on Pixabay can be used for free for commercial and noncommercial use across print and digital, except in the cases mentioned in 'What is not allowed'."
If you interpret that statement, then "ALL" content posted on Pixabay is free to use, except in cases mentioned in what is not allowed section.
For further clarification, I would either post your comment in their Forum:
pixabay.com/forum/
Or send them your inquiry via their contact form:
pixabay.com/service/contact/
Thank you for answering my questions in your video
Thanks! I "hearted" a bunch of images as Favorites and now I can't find my favorite folder! Any idea where it is?
Thanks, I enjoyed the information.
You're welcome! Thank you for watching 😊
Thank you for your video.
New subscriber here 😊
Wow! Thank you so much! 🙂
You forgot to mention an important thing about what is NOT allowed: "Don't sell unaltered copies of an image. e.g. sell an exact copy of a stock photo as a poster, print or on a physical product."
Hi Sarah, I just want to confirm what you are saying. So an artist, like myself, cannot use a photograph, say, of a bird, sketch it and sell it as a print? This would not be allowed? Thanks
@@Noahidebc
Every homepage has its owns rules and license how to use and sell the art.
But it should be ok as long as we alter the images before using them.
Great video but License showing that we need to alter the images before using them in digital art for example. How do we alter them?
You would alter them using any software that you currently use.
Great job thx!
Thank you! I'm glad you found my video useful! 😊
Are you really able to use Pixabay images commercially? Even modify them and do so? I have always wanted to do that, but was afraid that I would end up in some sort of legal trouble. That’s why I have hesitated over and over again.
Hi New Adventure, yes you can use them commercially. They obviously have rules you must follow in order to use the images so make sure you follow those. Here is a link to their licensing page - pixabay.com/service/license/ If you have any questions, you can find info on how to do that here - pixabay.com/service/about/
Sir, pixabay are recommended to youtube picture? Or not?
You can use them but be aware of the terms and conditions when using them.
Good tips
Thanks Donell 😀
Thank you for the information
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
How do I make more than 1 collection in Pixabay? Each time I click "New collection" it simply renames the one I have. Is it even possible to have more than 1 collection?
I made this video for you - video.kenfurukawa.com/watch/c0eVFGVy7EN
can you do a tutorial how to do everything step by step.
Hi, thanks for your comment. Can you clarify what you mean by "step-by-step"? Give me an example of what you'd like to see. Thanks again.
so to put things into context. I was given a college assignment to make a website.
In the website there needs to be picutres on top of the other requirements.
The website also needs to be uploaded to a public server for the internet to see.
I plan to use pixabay for the pictures, will they be ok with that?
Sorry for the late reply... You need to read the terms & conditions/terms of use set forth by Pixabay. Follow their guidelines on how they allow the pictures to be use. If you have questions reach out to them directly as it's their platform. If you want to cover your bases, and assuming you're following their guidelines, I'd add a photo credit on your site to be transparent. But that's your decision
Great sir,thx
You're welcome! Thanks for watching! 🙂
Thank you
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
How do you get the videos and photos to your iMovie?
Hi Darren, you would simply download them to your computer and import them into iMovie.
I want to use pixabay pictures for my RUclips channel kindly advice
Hi Michael, thanks for your question. I suggest you read Pixabay's terms and conditions page - pixabay.com/service/terms/
Scroll down to the section that says "License for Content - Pixabay License" to understand what you can or cannot do with the photos.
Also, with each download, make sure there are no other requirements like attributing the photo to the author. This will pop up when you initiate the download.
Where do you find the download after you download because I'm unable to find it?
It’s downloaded directly to your computer so check your downloads folder or any place you save files to.
Could I remodel them and resell them?
Hi Mimi, I suggest you read the Terms of Service page (pixabay.com/service/terms/). If you have any further questions, you can reach out to them via their contact form (pixabay.com/service/contact/)
How can I make the videos longer ?
Hi @Zay - It all depends on your niche and topic. Try to provide as much value as you can to the viewer. Make sure you give them as much information as you can to help them. That's all that matters.
@@kenfurukawamarketing My niche is Meditation videos. But I keep see the loop animation as cutting to the next loop. But when I see other videos there's no loop animation and it plays smoothly. I'm really struggling on that.
@@zaydgaf7547 I see what you're saying. What video editing program do you use? Might be worth searching for tutorials on how to make a smooth looping video. I'm sure there is something out there.
@@kenfurukawamarketing I use Shotcut but I am considering using Wondershare Filmora9.
what about pixabay erotic images for adult content 18+ landing page, social media or blog? Is it allowed to use them in such circumstances under pixabay licence???
Not sure as I'm not an attorney. You should read the license for each individual image you plan to download. This because they may differ from one another depending on the author/contributor.
Pixabay has their license pixabay.com/service/license/ and there is Model and Property Release to consider as well pixabay.com/blog/posts/pixabay-license-what-is-allowed-and-what-is-not--4/
In the Model and Property Release verbiage, you basically need to determine if it the usage is editorial or commercial use. And depending on what that is determines whether or not you can use it.
@@kenfurukawamarketing Most of them have "Free for commercial use
No attribution required"