Help me please! Wallpapers with no license?

Demolution

Demolution

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I want to make an outry for my youtube videos. I am thinking for some kind of cool dark wallpaper, but i can't find site with free of license... If i find pic with no license it is usualy picture of people, food, town... wich do not work for my idea... Please help
 
If you can't actually make anything, just go to Google images and search "background texture" and use that. Alter it however you want, have fun, and just be creative. :D
 
Or google "(whatever it is you're specifically looking for on a background)" and see what pops up. Don't make your background too busy on an outro slate, though. It distracts from the stuff that you really want the viewer paying attention to (like the annotated button you'll put on there that tells them to subscribe, or the click-through video preview of more of your work that you want them to go watch.
 
oh my! when i go to google images and type "dark background texture" every single is awsome! But i am not sure i can use this pictures in my monetized videos.
 
When you are in Google Image search click - "search tools" than click "usage rights" and than choose "Labeled for reuse with modification". You can choose one of the backgrounds. In general you must hold the copy rights of every element of your video if you want to monetize it.
 
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chottom said:
When you are in Google Image search click - "search tools" than click "usage rights" and than choose "Labeled for reuse with modification". You can choose one of the backgrounds. In general you must hold the copy rights of every element of your video if you want to monetize it.
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Can i use 1 of " Labeled for reuse with modification " img , and if i am abble to give credit in my monetized video will be ok ?
 
Demolution said:
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Can i use 1 of " Labeled for reuse with modification " img , and if i am abble to give credit in my monetized video will be ok ?
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Theoretically yes. But always keep the information for the website from where you took the image. Most of these images use creative commons with attribution license so you must give credit - "You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made."

Good luck with your channel!
 
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