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Getty Images Lets Users Embed Its Images For Free

By TechTaffy Desk

getty-imagesGlobal digital media company Getty Images is letting users embed and share its imagery at no cost, for non-commercial use on websites, blogs and social media channels, through a new embed tool.

The embed capability will be supported anywhere HTML can be posted and users will also be able to share images on major social platforms including Twitter, as well as WordPress. 

Embedded images will include photographer attribution and, when clicked, will link back to Getty.

[Image courtesy: Getty Images]

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