AI stock photos for commercial work
StockPhotos.it is an AI stock photography generator. You describe the shot - subject, setting, lighting, orientation - and get a royalty-free image you can drop straight into a campaign, deck or article. Nothing is locked once it renders: if the background is wrong, you change the background, not the whole picture. Start in the studio or browse what others have made.
How it works
Three steps, and you can stop after any of them.
- ['Describe the shot', "Subject, setting, lighting and orientation are enough to start. Concrete nouns beat adjectives: 'adult woman, waist up, open-plan office, window light from camera left' renders; 'professional businesswoman' does not."]
- ['Pick a model', 'Each model has a different look. The default is tuned for clean, neutral commercial imagery with natural skin texture.']
- 'Edit and download', 'Recompose, expand the canvas, remove an object, or resize for the placement you have in mind. See [the tools.']
Licensing that does not need a lawyer
Every image you generate is yours to use commercially, including in advertising.
- ['Royalty-free', 'Licence once, use it as often as you need, across any medium. No per-use fees and no attribution requirement.']
- ['No releases needed', 'Every person depicted is generated, not photographed, so there is no model release to obtain and no talent to re-clear when the campaign extends.']
- 'Read the detail', 'The full terms are on [the licensing page.']
Built for real briefs
Stock work has constraints that art does not.
- ['Copy space', "Ask for it: 'negative space upper right' gives a designer somewhere to put a headline."]
- ['Orientation', 'A hero banner and a square social tile are different briefs. Name the one you need.']
- ['Consistency', 'Save a look once and reuse it across a whole set, so a campaign reads as one shoot.']
Common questions
Can I use these images commercially?
Yes. Everything you generate is royalty-free and cleared for commercial and advertising use, including print, web, social and paid media.
Are the people real?
No. Every person is generated and does not depict a real individual, which is why no model release is required.
What resolution do I get?
Images render up to 1536px on the long edge and can be upscaled 2x or 4x with the Image Upscaler.
Do I need to credit StockPhotos.it?
No. Attribution is not required, though it is always welcome.
Where to go next
Continue with start in the studio, the editing tools and licensing in plain language.