LifePix Android, I know how expensive sourcing images to use for promotional campaigns can be at times. And for the copy-bloggers, it is usually one out of the 10 million challenges we encounter very often. And as it is, it’s very rare to find bloggers who double as graphic designers, professional photographers, and content writers.

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Usually, to fix this kind of issue in the easiest possible way; hiring a freelancer is often the best solution anyone will recommend. But however, this strategy has consistently dug bigger holes into our pockets that have become so difficult to refill.

And for some bloggers, it is actually “damn the consequences” as they go on to add every image they find on Google’s repository. But just so you know, this is not a good practice and it is very unprofessional because it wouldn’t be too long for a Search engine like Google to label your blog/website as a platform with no genuine content. I bet you can’t absorb the thought of that

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Well, the point I am actually trying to make here is that; most images/photos you find through Google search are mostly protected under copyright law and before you can be able to use such images/photos for any commercial purpose, you need to seek lawful permission from the legitimate owner of such property, it is usually a lengthy process but I call it saving your head from any Google Missile when it’s launched.

And since adding images to our blog posts has become an integral part of SEO we can’t ignore it. Just to save us from every impending copyright infringement penalty, I have combined a shortlist of  LifePix Android apps to source royalty-free images. These are actually the few tools I used to make my blogging life super easy. Am sure they would do right by you too

Android Apps to source royalty-free images for commercial use

HD Wallpaper for Pexels by DPanic:

If you were looking for high-definition images to use for your promotion campaign or for personal use, HD Wallpaper for Pexels by DPanic is a fantastic choice. Using this app for more than 8 months now, I no longer have the need to pay a graphic designer or stock photographer to sell their photos to me. This app hosts a large number of photographers and graphic designers sharing photos and vector images from every category. Download here

Pixabay:

If there is anything I do more is diversifying. Pixabay is another stunning app to source over one million royalty-free images and video clips to be used for both commercial and personal purposes, no attribution is required. With a user-friendly interface, the app is so unique in its own way; you too can also share your personal photos on Pixabay if you have a beautiful face like mine. Just kidding, Pixabay is actually one of the biggest platforms to source free image and if don’t feel like having this app on your device just yet, you can visit the web version and still get all you want.