在經(jīng)歷了兩年的破壞大流行的破壞之后，我們中的許多人將感受到壓力。如果你是一個經(jīng)營自己業(yè)務(wù)的平面設(shè)計師，那么在接下來的12個月里，你會想節(jié)省每一分錢。為了提供幫助，我們?yōu)槟乱粋€平面設(shè)計項目提供了最佳免費資源的基本指南。

我們正在談?wù)撟罡哔|(zhì)量的，非俗氣的庫存圖像和視頻，插圖模板，當(dāng)你可悲地買不起任何定制的東西時，以及數(shù)百萬個圖標(biāo)幾乎可以用于任何目的。還有免費的排版來打磨這些設(shè)計和特殊工具，以幫助您實現(xiàn)目標(biāo)。我們甚至分享了推薦的免費模型，以幫助您展示已完成的作品。

如果這還不夠，我們已經(jīng)花時間匯集了一些設(shè)計靈感資源，所以如果你遇到困難并需要激發(fā)一個想法，你會有一個完整的平臺列表來訪問和仔細閱讀。我們將盡可能更新此免費資源的基本列表。目前，以下是我們的新建議，可幫助您享受預(yù)算意識強但超級有創(chuàng)意的2022年。將此頁面添加到書簽中，以便您可以隨時將其準(zhǔn)備就緒。

免費庫存圖片

正如任何平面設(shè)計師都會告訴你的那樣，有些項目直到有一些像樣的伴隨攝影才能完成。在各種情況下或城市景觀中拍攝人物的照片可以增加額外的東西。以下是我們最喜歡的免費庫存圖片網(wǎng)站，供您瀏覽和欣賞。但是設(shè)計師，請確保您記錄每張庫存圖片的來源，以備將來參考。

1. Nappy

Nappy提供“免費提供黑人和棕色人種的美麗照片”，旨在解決曾經(jīng)缺乏多樣性的傳統(tǒng)庫存照片網(wǎng)站。作為任何創(chuàng)意的重要資源，Nappy的所有圖像均根據(jù)知識共享零協(xié)議進行許可，讓您高枕無憂。

2. Moose

Moose由“電影級劇組”提供有前途的庫存照片，為您帶來人物，種族，風(fēng)格，時尚等選擇。方便的類別列表和搜索框可幫助您縮小所需范圍。我們特別喜歡背景圖像 - 有很多可供選擇。

3. StockSnap

StockSnap是原始作品之一，仍然是最好的作品之一，它繼續(xù)擴展其最出色的免費庫存圖像范圍?？纯茨男┱掌恰摆厔荨笨偸呛苡腥さ摹Ｔ谧珜懕疚臅r，似乎與美麗和自然有關(guān)的任何事情都受到創(chuàng)意界的歡迎。

4. Pexels

我們最喜歡的杰出資源是Pexels，它提供免費的庫存照片，免版稅，并由其他創(chuàng)作者分享。我們喜歡查看排行榜，看看哪些用戶在過去30天內(nèi)的照片和視頻觀看次數(shù)最多。這個網(wǎng)站背后有一個真正的社區(qū)，所以今天就把它添加到你的列表中。

5. Unsplash

另一個由友好的攝影師社區(qū)提供支持的庫存照片網(wǎng)站，所有照片都上傳免費的庫存照片供您下載和使用。通過Unsplash有一些非常不錯的選擇。這可能是我們的最愛。

6. FreeImages

按主題，攝影師甚至相機分類的免版稅照片 - 所有這些都完全免費下載并用于個人或商業(yè)用途

7. Burst

超級資源 由Shopify提供，Burst為您的項目帶來免費的高分辨率圖像。從健身和美容等類別到商業(yè)，手語和自然，還有可用的紋理和背景，因此有很多游戲。

8. New Old Stock

這完全符合它在錫上所說的：來自公共檔案館的復(fù)古照片，沒有已知的版權(quán)限制，目的是重新奪回歷史。你永遠不知道什么時候可能需要一個黑白的100年歷史的城市景觀或另一個時代的肖像。

9. Free Nature Stock

另一個免版稅的CC0資源，特別關(guān)注自然庫存照片和視頻。由Adrian Pelletier創(chuàng)建，他是一位平面設(shè)計師和自學(xué)成才的前端開發(fā)人員。帶給我們高山，海灘和湖泊！

10. ISO Republic

ISO承諾提供數(shù)千張免費和高分辨率的庫存圖像和視頻，是滿足您所有視覺需求的一站式商店。享受瀏覽各個部分的樂趣，從人和食物到旅行和動物。

免費庫存視頻

有時你真的需要一些東西來移動。當(dāng)庫存圖片無法使用時，這里有一些很棒的建議，可以從其他創(chuàng)意專業(yè)人士，慷慨的社區(qū)或希望回饋的大品牌那里為您帶來的免費視頻片段。

11. Pond5

It's hard to believe that footage via Pond5 is free and ready to use on your website or for your next design project. There are plenty of clips to keep you occupied. And there's even a section on free audio, too.

12. Vimeo

Vimeo, yes, Vimeo, has free HD stock footage for you to download and use for whatever purpose you require. Created by Phil Fried, it's a resource that includes 258 videos generously donated by nearly 30,000 community members.

13. Coverr

Free stock video footage courtesy of Coverr, one of the original sites in this category, to kindly give back to the creative community with its excellent selection of clips. It promises "videos for every need", and we've yet to discover otherwise.

14. Adobe Stock

The people behind Adobe are giving away a decent selection of free videos based on themes such as business, nature and people. It's just one of many areas of its Adobe Stock website where you can also find free stock assets, free motion graphic templates and more.

15. Cute Stock Footage

VFX, light leaks, overlays, backgrounds and more – these are all available to download from Cute Stock Footage, where there are over 4,000 clips to discover.

Coverr, free stock footage for designers

Free stock music and audio

What about adding sound to a design project? We've got you covered. Here are our top picks for royalty-free music for your videos, as well as sound effects and essential sounds.

16. Uppbeat

Free music for creators at Uppbeat with a solemn promise of "no copyright claims" with tracks from your favourite beatmakers. Save your favourites, see what's trending and enjoy listening to the website community's top picks.

17. Free Music Archive

Deemed as your number one resource for free to download and royalty-free music, FMA promises "not just free music, but good music".

18. Bensound

From acoustic and folk to cinematic and urban groove, tracks from Bensound are free to use as long as you credit the website and don't use it for anything like audiobooks, podcasts or for making songs. Always read the small print.

19. MixKit

With "free assets for your next video project", MixKit doesn't just have free stock music tracks and sound effects, it also stretches to stock video. It's a free library that is growing fast, with new content added every week from creators worldwide.

20. Videvo

Whilst many of the sound effects via Videvo cost money, many are free. From police sirens and gunshots to rain falling and wind whistling, you'll have everything you need to bring your design projects to life.

Uppbeat, free stock music and audio

Free illustrations

We all want to bring in bespoke support from our illustrator friends. But sometimes, client budgets just don't allow it. Here are some free options to tide you over until that glorious day when you can ask your freelance buddies to collaborate.

21. Humaaans

Mix and match illustrations of people with a design library. An amazing resource by Pablo Stanley that can be used with Blush to create your own compositions.

22. unDraw

Illustrations of people in various scenarios to help add to your design project. What we especially love is the quick and easy ability to use a colour image generator to match the illustrations to your brand identity.

23. DrawKit

Updated weekly, DrawKit offers beautiful free illustrations, hand-drawn vectors and icons alike, perfect for your next project. Although there are many free options, you can also enjoy browsing the premium illustration packs, which start at $10, so it's hardly breaking the bank.

24. Pimp my Drawing

A free library of CAD drawings of people, brought to you by three recently graduated architecture students. "During our years of study, we created a considerable amount of vector scale models. Instead of letting them collect dust in the deepest and darkest corners of our external backup drives, we made a site to let them see the light of day and spread all over the world," they explain.

25. Open Peeps

A hand-drawn illustration library, Open Peeps is another awesome resource by Pablo Stanley, allowing you to mix and match different characters with various elements to build your own unique illustrations. With creations for all occasions, the assets can be used in Blush, too.

26. Free Illustrations

Designers will find a nice selection of free illustrations via this website. From artworks on themes such as sneakers and transport to retro vectors and helpful icons, it's a curated web resource to add to your bookmarks.

27. Lukasz Adam

Good old Lukasz Adam continues to generously give back to the creative community with his free SVG illustrations, available for both commercial and personal use under the CC0 license. No attribution is required.

28. Pixabay

We think Pixabay is worth a mention, not just for its gorgeous selection of free illustrations but also for its free stock photos, vectors, videos, music and sound effects. This website has grown enormously since its launch. Sign up and become a member to join in the fun.

29. Open Doodles

Open Doodles is a set of free illustrations that you can copy, edit, remix, share, or redraw for any purpose without restriction under copyright or database law. And guess what, it's another classic resource courtesy of Pablo Stanley.

30. Absurd

Absurd illustrations that make sense. That's the bold statement on the Absurd Design homepage. It is brought to you by Diana Valeanu, whose side project has grabbed the attention of the design community worldwide. Whether you need illustrations for apps, websites, landing pages, products, or articles, Diana's side project offers a selection for free with an option to upgrade and pay, should you need access to more.

Open Peeps, recommended free illustrations for designers

Free icons

Icons might be the smaller of design elements, but that doesn't mean they're any less important. We've scoured the web to pick some of the best resources for free icons, no matter the theme in question.

31. Ionicons

Over 1,300 open-source icons, lovingly hand-crafted for use in web, iOS, Android, and desktop apps. Built by the Ionic Framework team, they're all free and open source.

32. Simple Icons

Started by Dan Leech, Simple Icons features free SVG icons for popular brands available to download for free. To date, there are 2,141 free icons, making your life much easier as a designer.

33. Free Icons

Claiming to be the largest database of free icons on the web, Free Icons has everything you might need, and its treasure trove of goodies are available in PNG, SVG, EPS, PSD and BASE 64 formats. Perfect.

34. Icons Icons

Get everything you need, free and available to download for commercial use, via Icons Icons. There are flat icons, and there are icon sets. Whatever your project's theme, this site will have you covered.

35. Iconscout

Download any number of free icons for commercial use, royalty-free and of seriously decent quality. We're talking arrows, device icons, transport graphics and more.

36. Flaticons

Over 2,400 royalty-free flat icons on various themes. There's even a flat icon maker where you can create your own icons with ease.

37. The Noun Project

Co-founded by Sofya Polyakov, Edward Boatman and Scott Thomas, The Noun Project offers over two million curated icons created by a global community and available for use by designers for free.

38. Animaticons

This excellent resource has a range of high-resolution animated GIFs that you can customise. They are small in file size, compatible with all major browsers, emails, and smartphones and don't require any special plugins or libraries. Sorted.

39. Font Awesome

Describing its selection of icons as "awesome", this nifty little site has a great range of assets for your next design project. There are also some 'Pro Only' options available to paying members.

40. IconMonstr

There's nothing monstrous about this generous resource. Iconmonstr gives you free icons that can either be heavyweight or lightweight, depending on your design. You can even "vote for the icon to be made next", putting your idea to founder Alexander Kahlkopf, a senior designer from Germany with over 15 years of professional experience in icon design.

The Noun Project, free icons

Free fonts

Fonts can make or break a design. They can also be one of the most expensive aspects of any project. That's why this curated selection of free font libraries will help you avoid blowing the budget on some sexy slab serif.

41. Google Fonts

A robust directory of open source web fonts for designers to use how they wish. All created to the high standards you'd expect from the world's largest search engine.

42. Font Squirrel

Click on this site, and you're promised a "free font utopia". Font Squirrel is another extensive archive of free fonts, all free for commercial use.

43. FontFabric

FontFabric is a comprehensive type foundry that creates retail fonts and custom typography for various brands. Rather generously, it also provides a selection of free fonts for anyone to download and use. We love Nexa and Mont Blanc, but there are lots more to browse and sample on its nicely designed website.

44. Use & Modify

A personal selection of "beautiful, classy, punk, professional, incomplete, and weird typefaces", Use & Modify provides open-source fonts that are free to use and...you guessed it, modify.

45. 1001 Free Fonts

Not the nicest designed website in the world, but who cares when 1001 Free Fonts gives you loads of free fonts to play with! Ok, so there's a slight catch. You can download and use any font for personal use, but if you need to go commercial, you can download 10,000 fonts for just $20 or thereabouts. Not bad when you see the quality of specimens such as Bodoni and Pine Tree.

46. MyFonts

Like most large type shops, MyFonts has a range of free fonts that you can download and use at no cost. You just have to do some sifting through to find what you need.

47. Font Zone

Font Zone has thousands of free fonts to enhance your websites, documents, greeting cards, and more. You can browse popular fonts by themes, name or style.

48. UrbanFonts

UrbanFonts features a decent collection of free fonts, premium fonts and free dingbats. With over 8,000 freeware fonts, there are many options to browse and use. Most fonts on this site are freeware. Some are shareware or linkware. Some fonts provided are trial versions of full versions and may not allow embedding unless a commercial license is purchased or may contain a limited character set. Make sure you review any files included with your download, which will usually include information on the usage and licenses of each font.

49. FontSpace

FontSpace has free downloads of legally licensed fonts for your next design projects. Founded in 2006, the site is a designer-centred typography website with fonts broken down into different styles. Just double-check the small print before you use anything for commercial purposes.

50. DaFont

DaFont is an enormous archive of freely downloadable fonts. Browse by alphabetical listing, by style, by author or by popularity.

Google Fonts, free typography for designers

Free graphic design tools

Not everyone can afford the big guns when it comes to design tools. That's why this particular list of recommendations will be welcome news for budget-conscious designers. There are some real gems here, so take your time to bookmark each site.

51. Figma

Describing itself as an "online graphic design tool", Figma has all the elements you might need to create logos, social media graphics, presentations and more. And yes, it's all free.

52. Vectr

A free vector graphics editor that's simple and powerful, allowing you to design and edit vector graphics like a pro via its website and desktop cross-platform without any steep learning curve. We'll take that.

53. Inkscape

One we've recommended before, Inkscape is a powerful design tool that allows you to edit vector graphics for free. All Inkscape projects may be exported in formats friendly to web browsers or commercial printer rooms. It is cross-platform, which means it is easy to run on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux distributions.

54. PaperSizes

Keep forgetting the exact dimensions of A1? PaperSizes is a comprehensive resource listing all international standards for paper sizes, dimensions and formats – all right there, online and free to use.

55. Gravit

Another professional vector design app that you can access from anywhere on any machine. There's a free version to get started with 500MB of cloud storage, PDF export, and colour space. To access more features, simply upgrade to #37.49 per annum.

56. Crello

Crello is a free graphic design tool to help you create impressive content in minutes. Browse thousands of professional templates and edit them right away. Click to create a new font pairing, lock fonts that you want to keep, and choose a font manually. The text is editable, so try replacing it with your company name or other suitable copy.

57. Font Joy

Where has Font Joy been our whole lives? Finally, font pairing made simple thanks to this most excellent free resource. Match the fonts that will work beautifully together with an easy online tool that even allows you to add your own text to play with.

58. Vecteezy

The Vecteezy Editor is designed to allow anyone to customise the platform's own content before you download it or create beautiful vector designs from scratch directly in your browser.

59. Wordmark

Are you struggling to decide on which typography to use in your designs? Wordmark helps you choose those fonts. Simply type in a word or sentence to its preview search bar, and it'll show you a range of options on your screen.

60. Canva

Launched in 2013, Canva is an online design and publishing tool with a mission to empower everyone in the world to design anything and publish anywhere. Not everything is free, but 250,000 free templates might just be enough to get you started.

Wordmark helps you choose the right fonts for your designs

Free colour tools

What about palettes? These recommended free tools will inspire some seriously gorgeous colour schemes and help you make something your clients will love.

61. Coolors

Trending colour palettes, voted by the creative community, for you to browse, save, keep and borrow. No catch. No payment is required. It's just an amazing community of designers who share and generate their own inspiring palettes.

62. Site Palette

Need to get the essential colours from a website? This browser extension helps you generate comprehensive palettes—a must-have tool for designers and front-end developers with free colour scheme extraction.

63. Color Hunt

Color Hunt is an open collection of beautiful colour palettes created by Gal Shir. What started as a small personal project soon became a platform to share trendy colour combinations between a group of designer friends. The collection scaled up and is now being used daily as a handy resource for thousands of people worldwide.

64. Web Gradients

WebGradients is a free collection of 180 linear gradients that you can use as content backdrops in any part of your website. Created by Dima Braven.

65. Color Lisa

Now, this we love: Color Lisa offers palette masterpieces from the world's greatest artists. For example, if you love The Starry Night by Van Gogh, then this wonderful tool gives you all of the colours the artist used in that particular piece. We're hooked.

Color Lisa is the ultimate palette inspiration tool

Free image editing tools

When Adobe's Photoshop isn't within reach, there are plenty of alternative tools available to help you edit images for free and via your web browser. Here are some of our top recommendations.

66. Fotor

Fotor allows you to edit photos for free, that's whether you need to crop images, resize images, add text to photos, make photo collages, or create graphic designs easily.

67. Remove BG

Remove is a tool that lets you remove backgrounds in photographs 100% automatically and completely free. In five seconds with zero clicks, you've saved yourself hours of editing.

68. SocialSizes

Sick of looking up the exact image dimensions for all the different social media platforms? SocialSizes is an amazing collection of free image and video sized templates for Sketch, Figma, XD, Photoshop and Illustrator. If that wasn't enough, there's also a free Image Maker where you can upload images and download the right-sized version for any social network.

69. Pixlr

This nifty photo editor and template designer lets you start editing your images at the click of a button. It's free with a premium option should you wish to upgrade and access more features.

70. Kapwing

Kapwing is a free collaborative online video editor that also includes a free tool for editing images. There's a free membership option with an option to upgrade to access more. However, the free version gives you plenty to get going.

Remove BG is a tool that lets you remove backgrounds for free

Free mockup tools

You've done all the hard work. Now you want to show it off. Mocking up your projects will really showcase what you're capable of, making your online portfolio sing and helping to convince new clients to hire you. The following free mockup tools will help you present your work beautifully.

71. UI Faces

Check out these gorgeous free avatars for design mockups via UI Faces. Acting as the perfect placeholders, this is a great resource to finalise your about pages, for example.

72. Shotsnapp

One of our favourite free tools, Shotsnapp, helps you craft beautiful device mockup images for your app or website design. Simply choose a device, add an image of your design or screenshot, make some changes to the appearance, then download and off you go.

73. Screely

Screely allows you to instantly turn a screenshot into a browser mockup. Drag and drop your files, paste from your clipboard or browse files and the mockup is made. You can also choose between different browser windows, edit your images, and customise your background.

74. Artboard Studio

A relatively new kid on the block, and not one we've seen before, Artboard Studio is a gorgeously-designed website that claims to be the "best online mockup generator". Design, animate and present your projects with an extensive library of mockups right inside the browser. As with most of these tools, there are free options, and there are professional upgrades. Take your pick.

75. Screenpeek

Screenpeek captures any website within a high-quality mockup in seconds. Choose the iPhone template and type in the URL to get what you need for free. Upgrade to 'Pro' if you want access to more templates, such as the iPad, MacBook, and iMac.

76. House of Mockups

House of Mockups was established as a fierce creative community founded by Anthony Wood—creative director and global MD of Shillington. Here, you'll find a selection of free and premium mockups that will "dazzle clients with photographic realism".

77. You Work For Them

Browse hundreds of mockups for your next design project via YouWorkForThem. We're talking about everything from stickers and cassette taps to devices and billboards—some lovely assets to browse and download here.

78. Smartmockups

Smartmockups lets you craft stunning product mockups easily and online. Yes, there are lots of free options to choose from. And you'll certainly enjoy seeing the tool do all the hard work for you. But should you need access to more, the site allows you to upgrade.

79. The Templates

A seriously stunning resource for any discerning graphic designer, The Templates brings you high-quality mockups from the talented folk behind The Brand Identity.

80. Graphic Burger

Cheerful and with loads of variety, Graphic Burger might be one of the more established mockup resource sites on the web, but its content remains fresh and interesting.

Artboard offers free mockups to showcase your designs

Free screenshot and screen recorder tools

You've got your mockups. You're prepping your case studies for your portfolio, ready to send to the design press. But what about those all-important screenshots and assets. Sure, you can manually capture what you need, but some tools just do the job better. Here are our favourites.

81. Collabshot

Collabshot is a free web and desktop application that enables quick screengrabs, easy URL-based sharing, and live, multi-person drawing and sketching. All you have to do is download the free desktop app to get started.

82. Giphy Capture

Need to create gifs on your Mac? Giphy Capture is simple, powerful, free, and easy enough for pretty much anyone to master.

83. Snappy

Snappy lets you take snapshots of screens as well as clip stuff ready for future reference.

84. GoFullPage

GoFullPage is the best browser extension for taking a screenshot of an entire webpage. Add it to Chrome and start capturing what you need.

85. EasyScreen

EasyScreen is a powerful screen capture software for creating screenshots and screencasts. Capture your computer screen, add your voice and webcam for narration. Ideal for games, demos, video tutorials and more. Record Screencasts fast and free! With GIF Support

86. ScreenRec

ScreenRec is a free screen recorder with no watermark that lets you capture your desktop in one click and share instantly.

87. Markup Hero

Markup Hero is the screenshot and annotation tool made for the web. Works on Mac, Windows, Linux and Chrome and lets you start annotating in seconds.

88. EasyScreen

EasyScreen is a powerful screen capture software for creating screenshots and screencasts. Capture your computer screen, add your voice and webcam for narration. Ideal for games, demos, video tutorials and more! Record Screencasts fast and free.

89. ScreenToGif

Use ScreenToGif to record your screen, your webcam feed or sketch board drawings. There is plenty to play with here, especially when you need to create some seriously nice gifs that will showcase your work.

Collabshot is a free screengrab tool

Free design inspiration

We all have those days when we get stuck, and projects feel stagnant and unmoving. That's when a good hour of browsing the web can get the creative juices flowing again with a whole host of online magazines, blogs, and resources dedicated to inspiring graphic designers around the globe.

90. Creative Boom

With designers making up a huge chunk of our audience at Creative Boom, our dedicated graphic design section is perfect for daily inspiration. Here, we share the latest brand identities, the latest industry news, and relevant books and magazines.

91. Mirador

Mirador is the image hunting work of Say What Studio, a graphic design duo based in Paris. Enjoy looking through the curated guide of the most inspirational works out there.

92. Wix Creative

Wix, the cloud-based development platform, has its own blog where it shares tips and advice on designing your online portfolio while sharing some of the most inspiring web designs in the world. Bookmark and stay updated for regular inspiration.

93. Inspiration Grid

Launched in 2011, Inspiration Grid is an online magazine celebrating creative talent from around the world. It promises to be a daily fix of design, art, illustration, typography, photography, architecture, fashion and more.

94. Behance

Adobe's portfolio tool for creatives, Behance, also acts as a showcase of the latest design projects from creative pros worldwide. Search and filter by creative field, colour, location, or tools to really get under the bonnet of what's happening out there.

95. Dribbble

Dribbble is a great source of inspiration when you need an uplift. Being a community where its members share creative work via the platform, you can enjoy browsing some of their latest projects whenever you like.

96. Httpster

Httpster is an inspiration resource showcasing "totally rocking websites made by people from all over the world", as it puts it. Enough said.

97. It's Nice That

It's Nice That is a fond favourite amongst graphic designers with a finger-on-the-pulse attitude and a unique eye on creativity and where it's heading. Follow its graphic design section to enjoy typography, logos, rebrands, and more.

98. Creative Review

From new work to in-depth coverage, reviews and opinion, Creative Review's dedicated section on graphic design will keep you abreast of what's happening across the UK.

99. The Design Blog

Founded, designed, and curated by Ruby Bacanovic, a Croatian designer based in Los Angeles, The Design Blog brings you carefully curated design inspiration, featuring works of designers and design studios from all over the world, with the main focus on emerging talent.

100. Identity Designed

Identity Designed is a website and book devoted to the design of visual identities. The website launched as a side project in 2010 and has since become one of the best sources of inspiration out there. It was founded by David Airey, an independent graphic designer based in Northern Ireland.

全是國外的網(wǎng)站，所以直接摘抄網(wǎng)站上面的原文，這樣避免自己蹩腳的英文出錯。大家記得收藏點贊哦！后期會多多收集設(shè)計和藝術(shù)的資源，謝謝！