Google "Advanced Search" Copyright

Students and sometimes even teachers like to exploit Google Images, by not using them properly in relationship to copyright policies.  Copyright for pictures/images always draws a fine line.  Remember Google Images is not a web site, it is a search engine, so if you decide to use others' pictures make sure you cite the specific web site not specifically Google Images.

An easier way to ease your worry about copyright policies related to Google Images is to use Google Images: Advanced Image Search.  Bring up the Google web site, click on Images in the upper left hand corner  and then click on:

After you click on Advanced Image Search, use the Usage Rights feature to return images that are:

and then back at the top, type in your search for your images.

So for example if I type in Under Armour in the regular Image search it will come up with all of the Under Armour images which are under copyright policies, but if I type in Under Armour in the Advanced Image Search labeled for commercial reuse then Under Armour images will still come up, but they will be related images available from what other people have taken pictures of to be reused.

Take a look around.