Shutterstock images in Campaign Manager

Last updated: 4 months ago

Who can use this feature?

We’re gradually releasing this feature, and you might not have access to it at this time.

Shutterstock is integrated into Campaign Manager’s media library, giving you access to millions of free ready-to-use images for your single image ad campaigns. Using Shutterstock images in the media library can help you create more ads and see better performance, which could result in a higher return on investment.

Image of the media library with Shutterstock images

When using Shutterstock images, keep in mind:  

  • You can add up to 10 Shutterstock images to your campaigns per month.  
  • Ads created using Shutterstock images are subject to LinkedIn ads review. The availability of a Shutterstock image doesn’t guarantee that it will be approved.

Here's a tip

Currently, Shutterstock images are only available for use with single image ad formats.

Before choosing an image from Shutterstock, we recommend you review the following restrictions relating to Shutterstock content: 

  • Content is for digital use within Campaign Manager only and may not be used for printing. You may only use the content in campaigns and content created in Campaign Manager, and not with other websites or content services. 
  • You may not download any Shutterstock content in its original, unaltered form from Campaign Manager other than as part of an ad creative. 
  • You may not use any Shutterstock content together with content that violates LinkedIn’s advertising policies (currently located at: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/ads-policy). 
  • You may not use the content as, or as part of, a trademark, logo, service mark, or other indicator of origin for a business. 
  • You may not portray any person included in the content in a way that may be offensive, including: in connection with adult-oriented services or ads for dating services; in connection with the promotion of tobacco products; in connection with political endorsements; with pornographic, defamatory, unlawful, offensive, or immoral content; and as suffering from, or being treated for, a physical or mental ailment.

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