Open Images For Free Use

peter-duffy95/open-images-for-free-use-skill

This pulls from a pinned, pre-vetted repository of images and verifies each one's Creative Commons or public domain license by reading embedded metadata before handing you the URL. It's genuinely safe to use for commercial work, UI mockups, blog posts, or marketing assets without worrying about licensing drama later. The catalog ships inside the skill (not fetched at runtime), and the license check is enforced by an allow-list of eight known identifiers, so you're not trusting external content blindly. It'll tell you if an image requires attribution or has restrictions like NonCommercial or NoDerivatives. The tradeoff is a smaller catalog than something like Unsplash, but the licensing confidence is real.

skills.sh installs: 1.4K
last updated: Jul 14, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add peter-duffy95/open-images-for-free-use-skill --skill open-images-for-free-use --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

Open-License Images

This is the one-stop way to source an image for any use case — UI hero, blog post, presentation, document, marketing asset — without ever wondering whether it's safe to use. It draws from a curated repository of pre-vetted images and checks each one's license against bundled, machine-readable license terms. By the time the skill hands back a URL, the licensing question is already answered.

There are two stages: pick an image and verify its license. Both are required — even though the source is curated, the license check is the contractual ground truth, and it's what makes this skill safe to trust.

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