The images will form part of a Home Office campaign to educate young people about the physical and emotional consequences of knife crime.
The £3m drive also includes radio adverts featuring the voices of people affected by knife crime.
Vernon Coaker, Home Office minister, said: "The majority of our young people are good, honest and law-abiding but it's crucial that we prevent young people from turning to knives as well as encouraging those that do, for whatever reason, to find a way out and put down their weapons."
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