Can I use this rabbit eating dandelion in grass photo for free, commercially?

Yes. This photo is licensed CC BY 4.0, so you can use it in commercial and personal projects — websites, ads, social media, videos and client work — at no cost. The one condition is the credit: “Rabbit Eating Dandelion In Grass” by BudgetPixel AI (https://budgetpixel.com/images/rabbit-eating-dandelion-in-grass-25f3f978) — CC BY 4.0

What size is this photo?

The original is 1536×1024 pixels (JPG); it also downloads at 1280 px and 640 px on the long side. Its landscape shape suits blog headers, article images, presentation slides and social link previews.

Is this photo AI-generated?

Yes. It was generated by AI from the prompt “bunny eating a dandelion leaf in the grass” and it passed an AI review for quality and safety before listing. The downloaded file carries the IPTC “AI-generated” marker and its licence details.

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Rabbit Eating Dandelion In Grass — Free Stock Photo (HD JPG)

A white and gray domestic rabbit sits in grass chewing on a green dandelion leaf

About this photo

A fluffy young rabbit feeds on a dandelion leaf while perched in sun-dappled green meadow grass. This soft natural shot works well for wildlife content, pet care posts and spring themed design projects.

Prompt: “bunny eating a dandelion leaf in the grass” — AI-generated and reviewed for quality before listing.

Editor's note (9.0/10): Sharp, well composed image with natural soft lighting, correct rabbit anatomy, and clear alignment to the brief with no visible flaws.

Also searched as: bunny eating dandelion · rabbit in grass · meadow wildlife · pet bunny photo

Direct file: 1536×1024 JPG

Using this photo — common questions

Can I use this rabbit eating dandelion in grass photo for free, commercially?: Yes. This photo is licensed CC BY 4.0, so you can use it in commercial and personal projects — websites, ads, social media, videos and client work — at no cost. The one condition is the credit: “Rabbit Eating Dandelion In Grass” by BudgetPixel AI (https://budgetpixel.com/images/rabbit-eating-dandelion-in-grass-25f3f978) — CC BY 4.0
What size is this photo?: The original is 1536×1024 pixels (JPG); it also downloads at 1280 px and 640 px on the long side. Its landscape shape suits blog headers, article images, presentation slides and social link previews.
Is this photo AI-generated?: Yes. It was generated by AI from the prompt “bunny eating a dandelion leaf in the grass” and it passed an AI review for quality and safety before listing. The downloaded file carries the IPTC “AI-generated” marker and its licence details.
Where can I find more animals images like this?: Browse the Animals collection, see the similar images below, or describe the exact picture you need and generate it free on this page.

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