Using MS Stock Images in compliance

Question

I am using Microsoft Stock images in a PowerPoint Presentation and sending it for review. Is this a violation of how to use the images?

Answer 1

Hi,Using Microsoft Stock Images inside a PowerPoint presentation and sharing it for review is allowed.

From:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/office/what-am-i-allowed-to-use-premium-creative-content-for-0de69c76-ff2b-473e-b715-4d245e39e895?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Microsoft states you can use the premium images and creative content (including stock images) in any Microsoft 365 app (PowerPoint included) and share or sell those files. This covers exporting, modifying, and using them worldwide as part of your presentation.

I hope this information helps. If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to reach out.

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Answer 2

Using Microsoft Stock images in your PowerPoint presentation for review is generally permissible as long as you comply with the terms of use associated with those images. According to the Microsoft Collaborate Terms of Use, you should ensure that you own the rights to the images or have received the necessary consent to use them. Additionally, you must not use any material in a way that infringes on copyright or other proprietary rights.

If the images are part of the Microsoft Stock library and you are using them in accordance with the licensing terms provided by Microsoft, then it should not be a violation. However, if you are unsure, it is always best to review the specific terms of use related to the stock images you are using to confirm compliance.

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References:

• Microsoft Collaborate Terms of Use
• Microsoft Feedback - Preview Terms
• Imagebank (general)
• Imagebank (general)
• Imagebank (general)