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1. ICLOUD STORAGE PLANS REVIEW PRO
2. ICLOUD STORAGE PLANS REVIEW FREE

ICLOUD STORAGE PLANS REVIEW FREE

One of the major differences between a Flickr free account and a Flickr paid account is ads. The combination of Flickr file limits along with prior knowledge of usage patterns - such as former Flickr product manager Rajiv Vaidyanathan stating in a 2015 interview : "fewer than 100 members in the history of Flickr have exceeded the one free terabyte of storage we provide" - makes the decision to offer unlimited storage a savvy strategy to attract more users and still be able to support a small minority requiring abnormal storage capacity. Much like other cloud storage service providers, the term unlimited for storage is part marketing ploy and part business strategy.

ICLOUD STORAGE PLANS REVIEW PRO

Once you reach Flickr's 1000 photo/video free storage limit, Flickr offers a Pro unlimited storage plan. photo files are limited to 200 MB and video files are limited to 1 GB). Although if you get crafty playing around with Flickr file limits you may be able to squeeze up to 1 TB of storage out of a Flickr free account by storing the maximum allowed file sizes (e.g. For example, if you consider low resolution smartphone photos are on average 2-3 MB, it means a Flickr free account can cap out at 2-3 GB of storage. Flickr storageĪ Flickr free account is limited to 1000 photos and videos, making it a weak option in terms raw storage capacity.

Flickr has gone through four ownership changes throughout the years.įlickr was initially created and owned by the small Canadian firm Ludicorp, it was then acquired by Internet giant Yahoo and was next owned by the telecommunication giant Verizon - technically Oath Inc., a subsidiary of Verizon Communications - through its acquisition of Yahoo and is currently operated by SmugMug - a photo and video sharing service in its own right - that for the time being has decided to keep the Flickr brand and run it separately from SmugMug.įlickr offers a free photo/video cloud storage plan and paid plans for $5.99 (USD) a month or $49.99 (USD) a year which averages $4.17 (USD) a month.

Flickr was founded in 2004 which makes it one of the earliest photo & video cloud storage providers in the market.