The upgrade screws many old pro users as it basically eliminates it totally. Then for just under $50 bucks a year, you can go ad free while for just shy of $500 you can get two terabytes of space.
With the new Flickr, users get 1TB of free upload space with each image limited to 200MB each, the ability to upload one 1080p HD video at 1GB large, and more. To others, many also may want a new look to the communities and discussion forums.īut the ones who have a real reason to be pissed off right now are the pros. And while most people are happy about the new 1TB of free storage space, others really hate the new look of the most important part of the site: the image displays.
iCloud and Google Drive: 2 TB is 119.The staff was chatting about Flickr’s new changes that sprung up yesterday. iCloud and Google Drive: 200 GB is $35.88. I have albums created each month to highlight her going to school every day. My primary usage on Flickr is sharing daily photos that I take of my daughter. It's possible that I might purchase the Flickr Pro Plan just to buy some additional time to back up the files and find a good long-term solution. I did check out some of the other services such as iCloud and Google Drive and Flickr is at the right price point. I haven't decided if it's worth spending $49.99 to save 208,701 files. Slight Problem For My AccountĬurrently I have 209,701 images in my Flickr account! This is using about 60% of my 1TB allowance. On February 5, 2019, Flickr will start removing files. After that date, if your Free account has more than 1,000 photos you will not be able to add anything. *įree members have until January 3, 2019, to upgrade to the Pro Plan. If you are a free member with more than 1,000 photos or videos, you will have ample time to upgrade to Pro (for 30% off your first year) or download your photos and videos. Flickr isn't Flickr without the contributions and participation of our free members, and we remain committed to a vibrant free offering. Free accounts will soon be limited to 1,000 photos or videos.
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