SHORT ANSWER
How do you spell image library?
I-M-A-G-E L-I-B-R-A-R-Y
Image library is spelled I-M-A-G-E L-I-B-R-A-R-Y, as two words with no hyphen. The trap is the second word: it keeps both R's and ends in -ary, so 'libary' and 'librery' are wrong. An image library is simply a searchable collection of downloadable pictures.
Spelling tip
Two separate words, no hyphen; the second word has two R's and ends in -ary, not -ery.
What it means
An image library is a searchable collection of photos and illustrations that you can browse by tag and download for use in your own projects. On Cheap Image Library every file is an 8K JPG.
Common misspellings
- image libary → image library
- image liberary → image library
- imagelibrary → image library
- image librery → image library
- image libray → image library
Related spelling questions
Images using this word
Christmas bear with cookies and festive cat with ornament – Cheap Image Library
A polar bear in a green apron holds a tray of cookies, wearing a chef hat. Beside it, an orange cat raises a.
Cartoon polar bear chef and boy with bell at Christmas Villa – Cheap Image Library
A polar bear in a chef's hat holds a tray of cookies while a boy in a winter coat rings a bell. Both figures.
Gingerbread girl with cookies and boy ringing a bell for Christmas – Cheap Image Library
A gingerbread girl holds a tray of cookies, wearing a red apron and a holly accessory. A boy with a bell is.
Gingerbread girl with cookies and owl delivering gifts – Cheap Image Library
A gingerbread girl holds a tray of cookies while an owl flies beside her with a bag of gifts. This.