Bigstock vs Rawpixel

Bigstock is a stock-image marketplace offering more than 50 million royalty-free photos and illustrations, along with HD stock video clips. Image downloads come as JPGs, while vector illustrations are available in AI or EPS formats. Subscriptions include small, medium, large, and extra-large JPG sizes, plus vectors. Bigstock provides API access and supports web use. Subscription allowances vary by plan: for example, the 50 images/month plan is $79 a month, while the 5 images/day plan is also $79 a month. Unused subscription downloads do not roll over. Standard licenses do not expire, but each image has an aggregate print limit of 250,000 copies. Use on merchandise for sale or above that limit requires an extended license, priced at $99.00 or 50 credits. New users may be offered a seven-day video trial of up to 35 clips; trial enrollment automatically bills a subscription afterward unless canceled.

Rawpixel is a web-based library of creative assets with tools for making designs and artwork. Its collection includes images, templates, videos, fonts, wallpapers, mockups, art, icons, vectors, illustrations, and editorial assets. In Create, users can work with templates, mockups, brands, remixes, and design elements, then download designs in various formats. AI-generated images are labeled and can be filtered into or out of searches. The Free plan costs nothing and provides 10 creative assets per day, 100 MB of cloud storage, and unlimited Public Domain collection downloads. Creative costs $11 a month, billed yearly at $132, for unlimited personal-use downloads, 25 GB storage, and one user. Business costs $21 a month, billed yearly at $252, for unlimited business-use downloads, 50 GB storage, and one user. Business memberships allow business use; Creative is personal use only. Content cannot be resold or redistributed, and merchandise use requires considerable added artistic value. Rawpixel Ltd. is headquartered in the United Kingdom and has a creative hub in Thailand.