License

What you're allowed to do

Foodiesfeed photos are released under a license equivalent to Creative Commons Zero (CC0). In practice this means:

• You can copy, modify, and distribute the photos.
• You can use them for free in personal and commercial projects.
• No permission or paid license is required.
• Attribution to the photographer or Foodiesfeed is not required, though it is always appreciated.

AI‑generated photos

We also offer AI‑generated food photos. These images follow the same usage rules:

• They are free of copyright claims from Foodiesfeed.
• You can use them commercially without asking for permission.
• Attribution is not required.

Please note that some AI images may depict people, places, or situations that are not real. Use your own judgement when a realistic portrayal of people or brands could be sensitive.

Examples of permitted use

Here are a few common ways people use Foodiesfeed photos:

• Hero images and backgrounds on websites, blogs, or apps.
• Social media posts, ads, and content calendars.
• Marketing materials such as flyers, posters, menus, and brochures.
• Layouts in books, magazines, presentations, and newsletters.

Restrictions

To keep the library useful and fair for everyone, please don't:

• Don't sell unaltered copies of a photo (for example as a standalone print, poster, or file) without adding your own creative value.
• Don't redistribute the library on other stock photo, wallpaper, or image‑collection platforms.
• Don't imply endorsement from any person, brand, or product that appears in a photo unless you have separate permission to do so.