Need an Image - Check Out Yay Images Yay images offers millions of images (vectors and photos)- and what's more important - a flexible, yet strong search engine to find what you are looking for. You can add filters to help refine your search. The images come in different sizes and can be downloaded at no charge. Reasonable prices for single downloads and subscriptions. I use their images for my blogs, websites and print publications. Very satisfied.

UNAUTHORIZED DEDUCTIONS Today I noticed a bank deduction of US$29 on my bank account. Checking back, I noticed that the amounts had been deducted since November 2019. I was appalled! I checked through my emails and saw that I had received an email i November stating that charges would be applied henceforth unless I opted out - and the billing began automatically. I never ever authorized this and as far as I am concerned, it's illegal. I have never ever downloaded anything from this service. I have requested cancellation and a refund - let's see what they say.

There are a plethora of image resources… There are a plethora of image resources out there -- YAY Images brings their own unique images and that's where the power of this lies. Too often stock image services are simply resharing the stock photos found all over.

Small technical consulting business We run a small consulting business, and need weekly newsletters, LinkedIn and FB posts with original and helpful content that doesn't break the bank to purchase. We have used some other paid resources for trial images, but decided to purchase YayImages because: 1. It provides a good selection of vectors and photos 2. Easily searchable 3. Can download graphics in the size we need OR EPS if required on the same one credit 4. Now has Video (200K+) as we shift to more engaging content 5. Fast loading and easy to use...the UI is easy to navigate for novices like our internal team. Excellent selection at cost that is affordable for the small shop like us.

Yet another pathetic thieves Several month ago, almost a year, I was requested to remove my account. It was removed, but my images is still on sale, which was reasoned by the fact that the images are still on sale, in case I suddenly change my mind. Account deleted, images on sale - and how about my royalties in this case? I've send another few emails confirming account termination, but they simply stopped answering. So, how about to finally remove my account and stop stealing my content? Conclusion. If you're their client - you're probably paying for literally stolen things. If you're contributor - think twice before stepping into this.