Today I recommend to you a completely free image website.
The name of this site is Unsplash and the URL is (https://unsplash.com/).
This is an English website, and the interface displayed after opening it is as follows:
This may not be very friendly to users who are not proficient in English, but don't worry; as long as you have a translation plugin on your browser, you can use it normally as a Chinese website. The website interface after being translated into Chinese is as follows:
Unsplash is a free gallery site; the vast majority of images on this site are made available by photographers around the world.
The best thing about Unsplash is that the photos it offers are all copyright-free. Any user may download, copy, modify, distribute, perform and use Unsplash's photos from Unsplash for free (including for commercial purposes) for commercial purposes without the permission or attribution of the photographer or Unsplash.
This is a boon for many self-media workers, because it means that they have a huge source of free image material without worrying about infringement.
According to the experience of Xiaobian, this website is still very convenient to use. The website itself has made a large category classification of pictures in the navigation bar; users can find and download the pictures they need in the corresponding categories according to their own needs.
If there is anything unsatisfactory about Unsplash, it is that both the picture display provided on the homepage and in the category appears in the form of a waterfall. This makes it extremely cumbersome for users to re-find pictures they have seen before.
Therefore, Unsplash is generally only suitable for finding a single picture, it is recommended to save and download it as soon as you see the required picture.
Personally, I think it would be nice if Unsplash could provide a set of image downloads.
My personal comments on Unsplash are as follows:
Overall Rating: ★★★★★
Functional applicability: ★★★★★
User Experience: ★★★★ ☆