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For quite a long time, I've been looking into entirely ditching Adobe Creative Cloud products because of the price (€60/month), the subscription model, the fact that you have to use their Creative Cloud in order to use their software and to sync anything, the way Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe InDesign are bloated, the fact that often you can't use the software if you don't have an Internet connection because Adobe must be able to check your license… and so on and so on. For a long time, their software were amazing and above everything on the market, but now, Adobe software feel like old complicated bloated tools to me. And, so I took my courage with both hands, uninstalled all Adobe products on my computer, canceled my subscription and deleted my Behance and Adobe accounts. I've since then replaced all Adobe software with the following ones:

Whether we are writing a blog, designing a poster or doing some college project, we all have needed good quality images to complement our work. Although sites like Shutterstock, 123RF or iStock have an almost infinite catalog of good options, our budget might doesn't always fit to them, so here there are some of the best alternatives with creative commons licenses without losing or a hint of quality!

Recently it was announced that Google will remove the “View Image” button on Google Images, and you might be looking for a more convenient alternative to find images on the web. Site owners have complained that people can download images from their sites without even visiting the site and view it in its context. It's of course not that hard to just get the images anyway but it makes it a bit less convenient. Anyway, here is a list of some good alternatives to Google Images. Of course, you can always have a look at our complete community-generated list of Google Images alternatives as well!