10 Best Free Stock Videos Sites

Free Stock Video: Best Free Stock Video Sites

We have compiled a list of resources where you can get free stock videos to use in your marketing materials.

10 Best Free Stock Video Sites

1. Pixabay: Discover and download free videos

2. Videvo: Free Stock Video HD 4K Download

3. Pexels: Free 4K Stock Videos

4. Videezy: Free Stock Footage Videos, 4k Templates

5. Life of Vids: Free Videos, Clips & Loops

6. Coverr: Free people & nature stock video

7. SplitShire: Free HD Stock Videos

8. Clipstill:  Free HD Stock Videos To Ues

9. Dareful: Royalty Free 4k Stock Video Footage Clips

10. Vidsplay.com: Royalty Free Stock Video Footage Clips

1. Pixabay: Discover and download free videos

Pixabay offers over 2.3 million images and videos, all released under a simple Pixabay license. All material on the Site may be used for free, whether for print or digital, for commercial or non-commercial purposes. (Although some downloads may specify "what is not allowed".) You do not need to obtain permission or credit the artist to use or modify the content (but always credit the owner right now.) is also best practice).

Pixabay has a great collection of HD stock videos, whether you're looking for a quick 12-second clip of someone typing away or a minute-long shot of futuristic Earth from space.

2. Videvo: Free Stock Video HD 4K Download

Videvo offers thousands of free stock video footage and motion graphics, music, and sound effects created by its community of users.

Clips you download from Videovo will be licensed in various ways: Some clips you may not be able to use for specific types of projects. Here's a full breakdown of all the different license types, but here's a quick summary:

The Videovo Attribution License allows you to use a clip for free, but you must credit the original author.

Clips with Creative Commons 3.0 can also be used for free with credits and may be remixed or adapted.

A public domain license means they are yours to do as you wish!

3. Pexels: Free 4K Stock Videos

Pexels began as a free photo site but has since grown to include a large library of free HD and 4K stock videos.

With a license from Pexels, all photos and videos can be used for free, and without any attribution (though giving credit to the videographer is certainly appreciated). Videos are fine to be edited and modified however you like.

Explore their daily "Trending Free Stock Videos" to find the most in-demand stock videos

4. Videezy: Free Stock Footage Videos, 4k Templates

Videezy has a large collection of video clips that are royalty-free for personal and commercial use, but always be sure to check each clip's specific licensing information to make sure your favorite footage is available for use.

Most require that you credit Videoezy.com when using their footage. However, you can also purchase credits that will allow you to access the footage without attribution.

There is a wide variety of high-quality video clips to choose from, in both HD and 4K resolutions. When searching for videos, any results marked with "Pro" are premium clips available only by paying with credits.

5. Life of Vids: Free Stock Video Sites

Life of Vids is a collection of free stock videos, clips, and loops from Leeroy, an advertising agency in Montreal, Canada. There are no copyright restrictions, but redistribution on other sites is limited to 10 videos. (If you feel like it, they welcome you to buy them a beer or give them a shout-out on their website.)

New videos are added weekly, and they have a beautiful collection of free stock images that you can check out too.

6. Coverr: Free people & nature stock video

Started by entrepreneurs and filmmakers who needed a good-looking video for their products, Coverer aims to fill a similar need for other up-and-coming brands: a small gift to the world, if you will.

Now, it has thousands of free videos, which have been downloaded over five million times. All videos are in HD, and available to download in MP4 format.

No sign-up required, no attribution required, just download free video footage instantly. Use these lovely clips in business video projects or personal videos, and copy or modify them to your heart's content.

7. SplitShire: Free HD Stock Videos

Splitshire was created by web designer Daniel Nenescu who wanted to give away his photos and videos for free for personal and commercial use. The fact that these photos and videos were all created by one person makes them more distinctive than the content from other stock sites.

The videos are primarily drone footage of beautiful outdoor scenes, and you can download them by clicking on the title at the bottom of each video. You are free to use them on all your social media channels, but you may not sell them or use them in projects containing inappropriate content such as violence, racism, or discrimination.

8. Clipstill:  Free HD Stock Videos To Ues

Each month, Clipstill makes its handful of Web-quality "cinemagraphs" available for free download, so it's worth checking out and stocking up for future use. You never know when you'll need some footage of a hot air balloon down the road, right?

If you just don't want to wait for the perfect footage to come along (and have a few bucks to spare), you can also sign up for unlimited downloads for a one-time $49 fee.

9. Dareful: Royalty Free 4k Stock Video Footage Clips

Okay, this isn't a collection of thousands or even millions of clips, but here are just a few of the hundreds of open-source 4K royalty-free stock video clips that will tickle your fancy.

Formerly known as Free Stock Footage, Dareful provides stock footage that is licensed under Creative Commons 4.0, which means that as long as you give proper credit and indicate whether any changes were made. Till then you are free to share and customize.

It was all shot by a videographer named Joel Holland. Why is he giving all this? We may never know, but we may be looking at this time-lapse footage of ominous clouds when we think about it.

10. Vidsplay: Royalty Free Stock Video Footage Clips

New videos are added to the Vidsplay collection every few weeks, making it a great resource for keeping your social video content fresh. And since it's been around since 2010, there's also a huge backlog of old stuff.

You can download and use any video without paying royalties, however, you need to provide attribution.

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