Depositphotos vs Stockvault

Depositphotos is a stock-content service offering royalty-free images, videos, vectors, illustrations, and music. Its library is listed at 334 million files, including stock photography, video, music, vector, illustration, and editorial assets. The service provides API access and lists an API Suite, Business Solutions, and live chat support. A monthly unlimited-download plan costs $25 a month, is billed monthly, and can be canceled anytime. That plan includes unlimited downloads with a standard commercial-use license, lifetime usage rights for downloaded files, and all image sizes. Unlimited AI image generation powered by Nano Banana is listed as included. A prepaid pack with three downloads costs 27.00 USD total, with downloads valid for one year; another plan entry lists the same pack at $27 a year. Depositphotos lists a free plan without specified contents. The company is headquartered in New York, USA, and was founded in 2009.

Stockvault is a community where photographers, designers, and students share photographs, graphics, and vector files. Its catalog includes free photos, textures, and illustrations, with new images added every day. Visitors can search by keyword, photographer, category, shape, date, license, and color, or browse curated collections covering subjects and formats such as nature, people, vectors, and textures. Downloads are available without signing up, and membership is free. Members can comment, message other members, and save photos to favorites. Photographs are JPG files; graphics are PSD, EPS, or AI files supplied in ZIP archives. Stockvault lists Non-Commercial, Commercial, and Public Domain (CC0) licenses, and the applicable image license governs use. The site describes the collection as intended for personal and non-commercial design projects. Non-Commercial and Commercial images may not be distributed as standalone images without alteration. Stockvault moderates submitted photos and checks accepted images for quality. Members may upload any number of files if they comply with submission guidelines, but images smaller than 3 MP (2048×1536 pixels) will not upload.