Royalty-free and free for commercial use images

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Are adobe images both royalty-free and free for commercial use? I would like to put images of maps, people, and animals in my book that I'm selling for profit. Is that allowed? Do I have to give credit to Adobe in my book?

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Brad LawrykCorrect answer

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Yes the images are all royalty free but not free for commercial use. You must license an image before you can use it. Wether you need a standard or extend license depends on how you are using the images.

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Here are some details about the Extended License (it looks like if you're printing less than 500,000 copies of your book, you might be OK - but it would definitely be something to check into): Extended Licenses now available on Adobe Stock | Creative Cloud blog by Adobe

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Brad LawrykCorrect answer

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Yes the images are all royalty free but not free for commercial use. You must license an image before you can use it. Wether you need a standard or extend license depends on how you are using the images.

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I would like to put images of maps, people, and animals in my book that I'm selling for profit. How do I obtain a license for that? Do I need a license for each individual photo?

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Brad Lawryk

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You would most likely need the Extended licenses for each photo/image.

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