What it does
Images: describe what you want in a sentence, then choose a style (illustration, cartoon, watercolour, photo or diagram) and a shape (square, landscape or portrait). Diagrams are drawn as labelled vector graphics.
Posters: choose facts, steps, vocabulary, rules or a quote, add up to 8 points, then pick A4 or A3, portrait or landscape, a template (bold, clean, playful or chalkboard) and a colour.
Who it's for
Teachers making displays, worksheets and slides who need a picture that fits.
Why teachers use it
- Fits your lessonPictures of exactly what you're teaching, in a style that suits the age group.
- Wall-ready postersClean layouts in A4 or A3 for success criteria, vocabulary and class rules.
- Respectful by defaultImages leave out text and steer away from sacred Māori art forms.
How it works
- Describe itWhat the picture shows, or the points for a poster.
- Pick a styleStyle and shape, or the poster size and template.
- Download or printUse it in slides, worksheets or on the wall.
Questions teachers ask
Do images cost credits?
On Free each image uses 1 credit. On Pro and school plans images are included, up to 100 a day. Posters don't use credits.
Can I use the images in my resources?
Yes, in your teaching resources. Slide decks use freely licensed Wikimedia Commons pictures with attribution instead.
Works well with
- Slide decksColourful slide decks with pictures, charts, diagrams and speaker notes, plus a phone remote.
- WorksheetsDifferentiated worksheets in support, core and extension versions, each with an answer key.
- Pip, your planning assistantChat to plan, ask questions and make resources, using your own documents.