Editorial Stock Images
6.7#28 in stock photo websitesFrom $499 a yearWeb
VisitEditorial Stock Images vs Pexels
What both publish
| Fact | Editorial Stock Images | Pexels |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The Personal membership is described for creatives, entrepreneurs, and business owners using images for their own brand, while Agency is described for businesses serving clients. | Pexels says hundreds of thousands of photographers and videographers contribute and millions of people use the media, from startups to global brands. |
| Editorial assets | Yes | Yes |
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| Library size | The site says the library includes more than 10,000 images, videos, and mockups. | The Android listing says the app provides access to more than 3 million free high-resolution photos and videos. |
Editorial Stock Images plans
- Personal Membership$49 a month
- Agency Membership$99 a month
- Enterprise Membership—
- Personal Membership$499 a year
- Agency Membership$999 a year
Pexels plans
- FreeFree
Pick Editorial Stock Images if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Pexels if…
Pexels suits people looking for reusable photos and videos, as well as developers who need programmatic library access. Its apps, extension, and design-tool integrations also suit people who want to work with visuals across those tools.