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Facebox

Facebox alternatives

Stock photos of real people for mockups and presentations

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The best alternatives to Facebox are Icons8, Burst, and Avatar. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.

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Best alternatives to Facebox

1. Icons8
527 reviews
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Designers, download the design stuff for free — icons, photos, UX illustrations, and music for your videos.
Excellent work here. I have been using the app on Mac for a few years now, it has been useful to me many times over. I, too, have been a user of the site for some time. It's a must have! I appreciate the innovative associated products and the sheer size of the collection.
2. Burst
6 reviews
22 alternatives
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Burst is a free stock photo platform that is powered by Shopify. Our image library includes thousands of high-resolution, royalty-free images that were shot by our global community of photographers. We built Burst to provide designers, developers, bloggers and entrepreneurs with access to beautiful free stock photography. You can use our pictures for just about anything.
3. Avatar
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Avatar generates beautiful gradient avatars for your app or homepage
4. UKBlackTech photos
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Representation is critical and yet stock photos of non-white people at work are thin on the ground. UKBlackTech and partners have addressed this by creating their own collection of free photos showing BAME people at work/in tech.