Moving onto the free accounts, Flickr explains that the terabyte storage option, once offered by Flickr when it was owned by Yahoo, is going away. If you upgrade to Flickr Pro before November 30, 2018, a 30 percent discount will be applied. Flickr also says customer support has received a revamp while the partner discounts have been sweetened even more with savings on Adobe Creative Cloud, Peak Design camera gear, and more.įlickr Pro is available for $49.99 per year. Most notably, Flickr Pro now includes unlimited storage for photos and videos at full resolution, no ads, improved stats, longer video playback, and a new 5K photo display mode. MacAskill says "We’re not done yet, we still have lots of work to do, but I hope you love the improvements we’ve already made, and I can’t wait for you to see what’s next."įlickr Pro users in particular will notice a number of new features and changes. Already, spam accounts and comments have been reduced, but MacAskill says the difference will be even more noticeable going forward. The Flickr team has also been working to minimize the spam problem on Flickr. Starting in January 2019, you can use any email and accompanying password too login to Flickr. In line with the tweet below, which MacAskill posted as a feature roadmap, Flickr is working on moving away from the Yahoo login that was once required for all users. "We listened carefully, then got building. "Over the summer, we hit the ground running, learning from a lot of Flickr members," says Co-Founder, CEO, and Chief Geek at SmugMug, Don MacAskill. The changes aim to improve the experience for paid 'Pro' users but will see free accounts limited to 1000 images, with plans to delete excess images in early 2019. Eight months after being acquired by SmugMug, Flickr has announced the latest line of updates to its Free and Pro accounts.
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