Clipart is useful in so many ways—it can enhance classroom materials, flyers, cards, and much more. And there’s no reason to pay for it when you can find it on the web for free. To help jazz up all of your projects, here are the top 10 websites for finding free clipart.
- ClipArtBest
Whether you’re looking for something for a holiday decoration or just a piece of clipart to dress up a flyer, ClipArtBest is the place to go. Most of the clipart is relatively simple, so you won’t find high definition landscapes on this website, but you will find hundreds of images that will make any project stand out. - PicSearch
PicSearch is an image searching website that will find pictures from all over the internet. No matter what type of art you’re looking for—holidays, people, places, scenery—you can find it on this site. PicSearch has more than three billion images you can search through. Just search for what you need and browse the options. - Veezle
Veezle has beautiful, high-quality photos you’ll have a hard time finding elsewhere. It even has rare stock images such as circular borders. The site is also very user-friendly and allows you to input whatever you’re looking for right on the homepage. From abstract to realistic, Veezle has it all. - Free Stock Photos
By the title, you can tell this website has free stock photos, but it has so much more. Some images just aren’t complete without a border. Well, while many sites leave you wanting more, Free Stock Photos has hundreds of borders to choose from in any shape and theme and more than 15,000 pictures of animals, food, holiday-themed art, clipart, and more. - School Clip Art
If you need something to make your school project or assignment a little more visually appealing, School Clip Art is the place to go. Directed toward teachers, this site allows you to find good clipart designed to attract the attention of students. From cowboys to patriotism to animals, this website has images that will excite students. - Free Digital Photos
For smaller pictures, Free Digital Photos reigns supreme. While there is an option to pay, you can download smaller photos free. Usually, the "small" pictures are around 400x400 pixels in size, but you can do so much with them. The images are high definition and vary in theme. It doesn’t matter if you’re looking for a dog riding a skateboard or a sunset, you’ll find it all on Free Digital Photos. - Photl
Stock photography isn’t always easy to find, but Photl works to make it simple. The fabulous pictures on this website are crystal clear and have stunning color. While Photl only allows you to download up to 10MB per day, you can still get around 10 images daily at absolutely no cost. - Open Clip Art
It’s all about the simplistic design of Open Clip Art. Sometimes a smaller symbol or design is all you need to add flair to your project. This site has around 90,000 images for you to browse, and more are added daily. Not only are these images free, but they also vary in subject. Open Clip Art has nearly everything you need. - Clker
Clker wants nothing more than to allow you to make the best logo possible for your business, project, or flyer. This site has clipart for religion, the office, science, math, love, teaching, architecture, and more. It’s impossible to list all the categories here. You can browse popular clipart or the newest pictures available. - PicMonkey
Even if you find a great picture, you might want to do a little editing to make it perfect. Add a border, shadow, and so much more using PicMonkey. This free photo editing website will allow you to use any picture you’ve downloaded and alter it in dozens of ways.
