Canva moves into stock photo market by buying image libraries

May 19, 2019 3:12

Australian graphic design platform Canva has moved into the stock photo market following its acquisitions of free content sites, Pexels and Pixabay

Canva has billed the new service, Photos Unlimited, as a “Netflix-style” subscription model that will challenge traditional stock photography services.

Canva CEO Perkins unveiled the new service billing it as an ‘all you can consume’ product

The Photos Unlimited service, will offer “all you can consume” subscription access to a library of an additional tens of millions of premium stock photos.

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Paul Wallbank

Paul Wallbank was news editor at Mumbrella between June 2017 and June 2019. Previously he's covered business and technology issues for outlets ranging from The Australian and Sydney Morning Herald to the ABC and Business Spectator.

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Canva moves into stock photo market by buying image libraries

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