So many kind, talented and generous artistic contributors lending others their visions! It’s really wonderful. Sometimes I just like to see what others see to get outside of my small little world. If I download an image I make sure to say how much I like and appreciate the photo and, at the least, if I’m hurried, I’ll say thank you in any language and where I’m from. I think they like to know how much appreciation there is for the image they captured and from what part of the world it’s reaching. Great App. Thank you.

Pixabay is a great tool that provides the user to find pictures to create the message they are trying to deliver without the threat of copyright issues. The site is free and there are over a million pictures to use from and even videos. We also have the choice to purchase pictures if we really want too! Thanks Pixabay for providing a wonderful platform!

The pictures both variety and quality are great. I am, however frustrated in that I have not been able to join. I even went to the library and had a librarian who is very computer literate; she teaches computer classes to all skill levels, try to help me join. We set up a password and spent a half hour or more trying to get everything to work. She was unable to get me joined. So, I have to be content with just the basics. (Sigh) Too bad. I found one other site that provides the same service. I will be trying them also.

Pixabay is great, but you might find the website easier to use than the app. One reason is the app has no back/forward navigation. This means after finding an image you like and adding it to your project collection, you’ll have to type in your search keywords all over again to continue browsing for images. Also, choosing the image type (photo, line drawing, etc) from the drop down selector erases your keywords from the text field. Basically the UI/UX could be better.