Colourbox is a paid stock-content service for royalty-free photographs, vector illustrations, and video clips. It works through the web and an API, and includes vector, illustration, and editorial assets. Photographs, vectors, and video clips may be used in communications, including social media, while editorial material is restricted to editorial contexts. Pay & Go downloads remain available immediately or at any point during the following 365 days. Downloads renew when they run out or after a year, with unused downloads carrying into the new year. Organizations can use one account, save material in Collections, and share those Collections with teammates. Colourbox says it adds more than 6,000 new pieces daily. Phone support is available in English, German, or Danish, and larger requirements can be discussed as a custom deal.
Who it is for
Colourbox suits public organizations, trades and industry, and media or communications professionals needing licensed stock content. It may also suit teams that share one account and organize material in shared Collections.
What is good
- Royalty-free photos, vectors, and video clips
- Web and API access
- Pay & Go downloads last 365 days
- Shared organizational account and Collections
- Phone support in three languages
What to know first
- No free plan
- Editorial material limited to editorial contexts
Verdict
Colourbox combines stock photographs, vectors, video clips, and an API with download packages and team-oriented Collections. Check the licensing distinction and unlisted prices before choosing a package.
Colourbox plans and pricing
All plansCompared on stock photo websites
- Free plan
- No
