Leading global creative platform Shutterstock are driving forward with their goal to democratise creativity with the acquisition of PicMonkey, a leading online graphic design and image editing platform that enables creators of any skill level to design high-quality visual assets.Įmpowering the creation of professional content by anyone, regardless of design experience, has always been at the heart of Shutterstock’s vision - from startup business owners using presentations to pitch their concept, to large marketing teams creating stand-out campaigns, there is a definitive need among non-designers to create compelling, professional content seamlessly. Two ways to add a photo to an existing project:Ĭlick Add image on the top toolbar and type a word or phrase into the search bar.Ĭlick the Photos & Videos tab on the left and search directly from the Editor.Shutterstock acquires PicMonkey to help expand its offering to small businesses, by providing additional tools to non-professionals to elevate their visual content Q: How do I search for photos in the Shutterstock library?Ī: The same way(s) you always have in PicMonkey.īrowse the collection, or type a word or phrase into the search bar. You’ll have access to millions of royalty-free images! Plus, just like our previous providers, Shutterstock’s library has been seamlessly integrated into PicMonkey for you to use while designing.
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You have access to millions of new photos in the Shutterstock Basic & Pro libraries.Ībout Shutterstock's photo library Q: You replaced two stock photography providers with one - will I still be able to find what I need?Ī: We are 150% confident that you will find the images you need in Shutterstock’s gorgeous stock photo library. What does this mean for me moving forward?Ī: Same as the PicMonkey Pro explanation directly above. You have millions of new assets to choose from. These were replaced by Shutterstock Basic and Shutterstock Pro libraries. What does this mean for me moving forward?Ī: PicMonkey Pro subscribers had access to all images from Unsplash and iStock by Getty. You have over a million new assets to choose from. These were replaced by an extensive Shutterstock Basic photo library. What does this mean for me moving forward?Ī: PicMonkey Basic subscribers had access to all images from Unsplash. However, always make sure that your projects follow our Terms of Use. In other words - if you’ve used either in past projects that you are no longer editing in PicMonkey, you are fine. Q: What about iStock by Getty and Unsplash photos that I've used in past projects?Ī: Unsplash images have always been royalty-free, and if you used iStock by Getty images, they were included in your PicMonkey Pro subscription. While you are no longer able to retrieve new Unsplash images in PicMonkey, you may continue to use images in Hub. Q: Can I still use Unsplash photos in Hub?Ī: Yes.
You may continue to use them as-is, or replace them with images from Shutterstock's collection. Note, though, that if you recently upgraded to PicMonkey Pro and didn't open your watermarked iStock by Getty images, they remain watermarked. While you are no longer able to retrieve new iStock by Getty images in PicMonkey, you may continue to use images in Hub. Q: Can I still use iStock by Getty images in Hub?Ī: Yes. None of your project files will disappear from Hub.
Please see below for more information on using Unsplash & iStock by Getty images, as well as access the Shutterstock photo library.Ībout your Unsplash & iStock by Getty images Q: Will I still be able to access my files?Ī: Yes. However, if any of your iStock by Getty images are still watermarked, you will not be able to remove the watermark. If you have images from either provider in Hub, you may still use them. PicMonkey previously hosted images from Unsplash and iStock by Getty. Please read PicMonkey's Terms of Use for detailed usage allowances for photos used from each these libraries. Basic subscribers have access to a million photos, while Pro and Business subscribers have access to millions more.
As a result, Shutterstock's enormous stock photo library is integrated into PicMonkey. PicMonkey joined the Shutterstock family in September 2021.
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