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  • Runs widely1 of 6 device platforms
  • DocumentedPlans, terms and facts published

Nature Picture Library is a web library for licensing and downloading nature photographs and videos for editorial and commercial work. It represents more than 500 photographers and videographers specializing in nature, wildlife and environmental subjects worldwide. Search covers images, footage, audio, PDFs and documents, with filters for collection, orientation, release status, licensing type and footage resolution. Images are available under rights-managed or royalty-free licensing. The library says pictures are selected for technical quality, storytelling, relevance and rarity, with scientifically accurate captions, Latin names and behavior descriptions. Registered users can download images directly. Prepaid image-credit subscriptions let customers select images over time, with costs based on the upfront commitment and free photo research included. The team also offers free research and can seek suitable material through its contributor network. Some images can be ordered as prints, although print availability varies.

Who it is for

It suits editorial, commercial and merchandising clients such as charities, publishers, museums and corporate marketers needing licensed nature media. It is also useful for buyers wanting research help or subscription-based image credits.

What is good

  • More than 500 nature media contributors
  • Search filters include licensing and resolution
  • Rights-managed and royalty-free licensing
  • Scientifically accurate captions included
  • Free image research available

What to know first

  • Paid service with no free plan
  • Print availability varies by image
  • Not actively recruiting stills photographers

Verdict

Nature Picture Library combines a large specialist contributor network with detailed media search and licensing choices.

Compared on stock photo websites

Free plan
No
Illustration assets
Yes
Editorial assets
Yes

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