Where to Find Copyright-Free Images for Your Digital Brand (+ a Free 60-Photo Pack)
Ask any digital creator what slows them down and most will tell you: content visuals. The right photo can make your product feel polished and professional.
The wrong one, or worse, an illegally used one, can damage your brand or even get you fined.
If you're a coach, content creator, or digital product seller, you don’t just want nice pictures, you need legal, on-brand, ready-to-use ones that save time and strengthen your style.
This post will walk you through:
What “copyright-free” really means
My go-to (free) image sources
Simple ways to brand your photos
And best of all? My gift to you: A curated bundle of 60 free, styled images you can start using today.
Why Your Images Matter More Than You Think
A lot of creators underestimate this, especially in the beginning. But visuals aren’t just for “aesthetics.” They're silent salespeople.
Here’s what your audience picks up from a well-chosen image:
You’re trustworthy (you’re not using random Pinterest pics)
You take your brand seriously
Your offer is polished and thoughtful
You respect your audience’s attention
Great visuals make people stop scrolling. Great visuals make your course or product feel real. Great visuals build trust before you even speak.
What “Copyright-Free” Actually Means
Let’s clear up a big myth: not all “free” images are safe to use. That Pinterest photo with the perfect flat-lay? It might belong to a photographer. And if it does, using it without permission is risky!
Here’s what you can safely use:
Public Domain (CC0):
No attribution required
Free for commercial use
No license drama
Royalty-Free with a License:
You can use the image without paying ongoing fees
You still need to follow the terms (can’t resell or distribute)
Do Not Use:
Pinterest, unless it's linked to a CC0 source
Google image results
Instagram screenshots (even if credited)
Where to Find Beautiful, Copyright-Free Images (that are not cheesy…)
These are the exact places I go to when I’m creating a new landing page, lead magnet, or product mockup:
1. Unsplash
Clean, modern photos, especially good for lifestyle brands.
2. Pexels
Offers both photos and videos. Many images work well for digital educators and creators.
3. Kaboompics
Known for feminine, well-styled flat lays and desktop images.
4. Pixabay
A huge collection of photos, illustrations, and even vector graphics.
5. Styled Stock Society (Freebies)
You can grab sample images from paid memberships to get a feel for premium stock, legally.
Myth #3: “You Need to Be an Expert First”
Nope. You need to be a few steps ahead of your audience. That’s it.
Maybe you created a planner that helped you organize your business. Or a design template that saved you hours of work. If it helped you, it can help someone else.
You don’t need a certification to help people. You need a product that makes their life easier.
How to Brand Generic Stock Photos (So They Feel Like YOU)
The truth is, even free images can feel elevated if you brand them properly.
Here’s how:
Overlay your brand colors using Canva transparency boxes.
Add short quotes or product text to make it feel intentional.
Batch-edit filters so your visuals all feel cohesive.
Stick to 2–3 consistent visual themes (e.g., clean white desks, soft lifestyle, earthy textures).
You don’t have to reinvent the wheel, just put your spin on it.
The Struggle That Led Me to Curate a Free Image Pack
I noticed most of my clients were wasting hours on image searches. They’d scroll endlessly trying to find just one photo that “felt right” for their lead magnet or sales page.
So I curated 60 royalty-free images into a themed image bank to make it easy:
Feminine, neutral, and modern visuals
Ready for use in lead magnets, course mockups, blogs, and more
Sized for Canva and beginner-friendly
Grab the Free Image Bank: 60 Styled, Copyright-Free Photos
I’ve handpicked 60 of my favorite copyright-free aesthetic images just for you, and yes, they’re completely free.
Skip the hours of searching and stressing. These images are already curated with creators, coaches, and digital sellers in mind.
They’re yours to use in:
Lead magnets
Product previews
Instagram & Pinterest posts
Website banners
Canva templates
Just download and go.
Bonus Tips: Image Rules to Keep You Safe Online
Always double-check the license. Even on free sites, some images require attribution.
Never use images in ways that imply endorsement. (E.g., don’t use a photo of a person next to a testimonial unless they gave you permission.)
Don’t resell or redistribute the images themselves. Use them in your products, not as stand-alone downloads.
Final Thoughts
You don’t need a fancy camera or a paid subscription to show up professionally online. You need consistency, visual intention, and the right tools to get started.
And when you have a trusted image bank in your back pocket? Everything gets easier.
Download the Free Image Bank Now
A ready-to-use, 60-photo library designed for digital creators, coaches, and online brands. No stress. No copyright issues. Just visual confidence.
