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Stock Images

$3–$5  Search commercial-friendly stock providers and import images safely.

Standard — Signed, install-ready ZIP. Installs and updates through the in-app addon marketplace. + Source Access — Everything in Standard, plus full TypeScript/Vue source, sourcemaps, and build tooling (npm ci && npm run build) so you can customize it yourself. Unsigned — install manually, not through the in-app marketplace installer. Same license key as Standard.

Searching and importing a stock image into the designer

What it does

Stock Images adds a curated stock-photo search panel inside the designer, backed by Openverse (no API key required, results filtered to commercially licensed images with attribution shown automatically) and Pixabay (using your own admin-entered API key).

Your Pixabay API key stays server-side and is never exposed to the browser, so customers can search and import stock images without any risk of your key leaking.

How to enable

  1. Buy the addon

    Your Lemon Squeezy receipt email (and "My Orders" page) contains the addon ZIP.

  2. Upload it in the Veyo Apps screen

    In WordPress admin, open Veyo → Apps and upload the ZIP. Veyo verifies the package and installs it.

  3. Enable it

    Toggle Stock Images on. Openverse works immediately; to enable Pixabay, add your Pixabay API key in the addon's settings.

How to use it

  1. Open the Stock Images panel

    Customers search directly from the designer's Stock Images panel.

  2. Pick a commercially licensed image

    Results are filtered to commercial-use-friendly licenses, with attribution handled automatically where a provider requires it.

  3. Import it as a layer

    The chosen image drops onto the canvas like any uploaded image, ready to position and resize.

FAQ

Is a Pixabay account required?

Only if you want Pixabay results — Openverse works with no key at all. Add a Pixabay API key in the admin settings to also search Pixabay.

Is my Pixabay key ever visible to customers?

No — it's stored and used server-side only; the browser never receives it.