Skynett Images launches a free AI image library
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Skynett Images has launched a freely usable library of AI-generated images, covering portraits, fashion, travel, beach, art, and fantasy scenes, with support for browsing by category, saving favorites locally, and downloading the original images in PNG, JPG, or WebP format. The site states that these images are all fictional content, not photos of real people or events, and may be used free of charge for personal and commercial projects without attribution. The site also lists usage restrictions: images must not be passed off as real photos, used to impersonate others or deceive, imply endorsement by real people, or used for hateful, harmful, pornographic, or illegal content, or resold as-is or redistributed as one's own image library. The site also states that in regions requiring AI content labeling (for example, under India's IT rules), the AI-generated label should be retained.
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Skynett Images is a free collection of AI-generated portraits, fashion, travel, beach, arts and fantasy scenes that users can browse by category, save favorites on their device, and download in PNG, JPG or WebP. The images may be used and edited for free in personal and commercial projects, with credit appreciated but not required, though users may not present them as real photos, use them to impersonate or deceive, create hateful, harmful, sexual or illegal content, or resell them as-is as their own stock collection. Where AI content must be labelled, such as under India's IT Rules, the images should remain labelled as AI-generated, and they are provided as is without warranty.
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