Royalty-free images are not the same as open-source images, as they have some other restrictions on the images. In result, you’ll be able to use those images wherever you wish. Those images do allow you to use them in any commercial or non-commercial activities as long as you obey the license terms (E.g some of them will require you to attribute the image owner, while others won’t). Open source images are images that are licensed under one of the open source licenses, such as Creative Commons and other licenses. For this, you need what’s commonly known as open source images, or royalty-free images. This can be an issue for example if you are looking for some stock images or free stock videos to use in your website or blog, or your project or software, or many other cases where you need to use images that do not belong to you. Copyrights mean that you are not allowed to use, redistribute, share or modify the image in any commercial or non-commercial activity unless stated as such by the copyright owner. Pretty much any image you see on the Internet can be subject to copyrights.
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