Motaclip
Documentation
Where a Search and pick block's files come from.
Search and pick
Search and pick is told what to find. A writer model looks in the places you tick and chooses, on every run.
- Your Gallery
What your workflows made, and the files you added to workflows and brand kits
- Pixabay
Stock pictures and clips, free to use without credit
- Openverse
Pictures and sound that are in the public domain
- Web pages
Pictures, and clips it links to directly, from a page you give it or it is told to read
- Iconify
Icons, drawn as plain pictures, from sets that need no credit or carry one
- Wikimedia Commons
Pictures and clips that are free to use or in the public domain, each with the credit it needs
- NASA
Spaceflight clips, free to use with NASA credited; not footage with an identifiable person or NASA's own insignia
- Internet Archive
Old and donated clips kept public domain or under a credit-only licence; most of what is there is left out
Pictures and clips taken from a web page usually belong to someone else. Use them only if you have the right to.
Beside a file taken this way, and for good once it is in your Gallery, the app shows how it reads what its licence allows:
- Free to use — free to use, with nothing more asked of you.
- Needs a credit — free to use if you credit where it came from.
- May be copyrighted — taken from a web page at your instruction, where it usually belongs to someone else. Use it only if you have the right to.
A reminder does not make a use lawful on its own, and it does not stand in for having the right to use a file.