Finding Images: Inclusive Images

Rebecca Alexander, the founder of Allgo, wants the world to be more inclusive to plus-sized women. You’ll find stories from plus-sized people, as well as free stock images that you can use to feature those who are underrepresented.

As the website title suggests, you can find illustrations of Black people here. Most illustrations are compatible with Adobe image processing software. Please note that there are only a few free illustration packs available on this website for download.

This website contains free stock images of people with disabilities from the Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) community. Photographs and illustrations feature uneven skin tones, unshaven bodies, stretch marks, glucose monitors and gender fluidity. Aside from photos and illustrations, you’ll find interviews with individuals who are featured in these stock images. While the images are under Creative Commons, allowing you to freely share and modify as long as you provide attribution, a donation to the organization is encouraged.

In this website’s own words, the Gender Spectrum Collection “is a stock photo library featuring images of trans and non-binary models that go beyond the clichés of putting on makeup and holding trans flags.” Please note that you may not make derivative works based on this content, or use any images for commercial purposes.

This website seeks to fill the gap and created a set of mockup templates that actually matches the diversity of the population to encourage more diverse ad campaigns.

Nappy was created "to provide beautiful, high-res photos of black and brown people to startups, brands, agencies, and everyone else. Nappy makes it easy for companies to be purposeful about representation in their designs, presentations, and advertisements."

"We are a co-op of stock image photography. We recognize that most other FREE stock image sites have very few or no images of people of color. We sought out to create a space where publishers, bloggers, website owners, marketers, designers, graphic artists, advertisers and the like can easily search and find diverse multi-racial images."

A boutique stock photo gallery with a mix of free and subscription based images primarily portraying women of colour. Designed for use by lifestyle, business, and everyday content creation for bloggers, creatives, and growing influencers.

"Find culturally diverse stock photos that represent the true world we live in. Creating an inclusive culture takes both commitment and action. A diverse mix of voices leads to better discussions for everyone." Subscription based.

Free images of Women of Colour in Technology. The producers require attribution be given to WOCinTechChat.com and prefer the images be used "in pieces about entrepreneurs, software engineers, infosec professionals, IT analysts, marketers, and other people who make up the tech ecosystem."