Deposit Photos Reviews: 4.4/5 — Solid Choice

Depositphotos has a pretty good selection of high quality images for personal of business usage. The sort function is very easy to use and is pretty accurate with the results.

I wish that they had more images to choose from. What they do offer are of high quality, just some similar sites offer more of a variety.

Depositphotos is great for me for most of my projects. Their prices are some of the best out there and there support team is fantastic!

Considering how cheap the photos are, there's quite a large range to choose from and the quality is pretty decent. The interface is simple to use and you can choose any size for the same price. It's definitely good value for money, and has a range comparable to Adobe Stock and Shutterstock.

Often it can be a little hard to find images that are unique or have that independent look that stock sites like Unsplash and Stocksy pride themselves on. A lot of photos can look incredibly cringy or cliche, so it can be hard to sift through the chaf to find the best ones.

The price of photos are so cheap that we often don't now need to get client approval before purchasing. We can simply download and test out photos and get signoff after the fact. They've really freed up our design time.

la inmensa galería de fotos, vectores, muy completos con una variedad impresionante

que es pago todas sus imagen y vectores tiene un costo

conseguir imágenes exclusivas par publicidad de la empresa

A pro of using Depositphotos would definitely be the level of quality that you are allowed to choose from. Although HD pictures are optimal, they are not always needed necessarily. For that, I like how Depositphotos gives you the option of selecting a lower quality picture (which still gets the job done) at a lower price. That way, I can save and spend a higher amount on a campaign that may require a picture of higher definition.

I think this is an inevitable outcome when it comes to any type of stock picture service, but sometimes I feel that the people in the pictures are unnatural or come out too often. There is definitely a limit on the types of people we are able to find through Depositphotos, but I feel that the photo service could improve by having a larger diversity of people on their images.

Depositphotos allows us to schedule out daily social media content with pictures that fit the individual client's specific criteria. A benefit that comes from this is that we are able to work with clients from multiple industries but still find pictures that relate to each one.

Ease of use. The ability to find images with an intuitive search.

Lack of American based images of places and people.A wide selection of foreign places, scenes and people but comparatively few US based imagery.

Finding stock art for my client's advertising and promotion needs.

They have a wide collection of high quality photos, but the prices can be a bit too high.

I stopped using them after they charged me and refused to offer a refund. I remember having purchased a discounted offer they were promoting at the time, which was about getting "10 images for half price", no mention of a monthly subscription. I didn't even use the 10 downloads I had, only a few. And apparently if you don't use them you lose them after a while.

We needed some high quality images to use in our blog posts, which we found on DepositPhotos.

The variety is pretty decent for being a more affordable stock photo brand. However, I've found equally as high-quality imagery from royalty-free sites like Pexels (although more limited selection) without the obviously recognizable stock look (lots of brands using the same images across their marketing).

A lot of the images can be redundant or corny or recognizably stock imagery (seen across the web on other brand's marketing), which is frustrating. I wish Depositphotos demanded more of what they include on the site.

We needed a stock photo solution, and Depositphotos fit the bill affordably. After a few years, we outgrew it.

There was a relatively side selection of photos.

The payment interface was confusing. .. You had to buy credits before buying a photo. That seemed kind of gimmicky. Also, there are now free sites of high quality photos that the original photographers crowdsource together.

We needed high quality stock photos for our website.

I recently tried out Depositphotos. They have good content and well-organized filters. But their business model is flawed.

I recently tried out Depositphotos. On the trial page, they didn't mention that it's a 7-day trial. But all over the webpage, they had wording to make you believe that it's a one-month trial. Then they charged me in a week. And when I messaged them that it's a month's trial. They refused to refund me my hard-earned money back. I wonder how many people they are doing this to? Be careful with this company.

I needed a photo for a project. And they SEEMED to have a good plan where you pay $1 for each photo during the trial period.