Integrated image search in WordPress for Unsplash, Adobe Stock, Getty Images, iStock, Pixabay, Pexels and Depositphotos. Seamless stock photos downloa …
Optimized image search in WordPress for Unsplash, Adobe Stock, Getty Images, iStock, Pixabay, Pexels and Depositphotos. You can switch between providers to compare the images.
This plugin adds a media library tab for instant image search. It streamlines the process of finding and inserting stock images in WordPress.
430 million+ images available via StockPack. Direct download to save at least 50% on time and bandwidth!
With this WordPress plugin, you will get access to a 430 million+ images from your favorite stock image providers, currently including:
More providers will follow.
Watermarked assets can also be used for testing as demo images.
Features
SUPPORT
We provide year-round priority email support. You can reach us anytime at [email protected], or you can create a ticket on the WordPress support portal here.
Account
A free account is only required after a certain limit. You will be able to register from the WordPress admin or at stockpack.co.
Provider details
Unsplash
All images on Unsplash are available for search and download directly in the plugin. You don’t need to register on Unsplash prior to using the plugin. Captions are automatically created for attribution as Unsplash recommends. An api key from Unsplash is not required. The last count provided by Unsplash is 1.5M+ images
Adobe Stock
Images from Adobe Stock can be searched, downloaded, as well as licensed. You can download watermarked images from Adobe Stock for testing purposes. You do not need an api key from Adobe Stock. To license images you will need to connect your Adobe Stock account. The last count provided by Adobe Stock is 90M+ media assets.
Getty Images
You can search and download all images on Getty Images instantly with the plugin. You can download watermarked images for testing purposes for up to 30 days. An api key from Getty Images is not required. To license images you need to connect to your Getty Images account. The last count we managed to find was 200M+ assets combined with iStock.
iStock
You can search and download all images from iStock directly with the plugin. You can download watermarked images for testing purposes. You do not need an api key from iStock. Licensing images is only possible if you connect your iStock account. The total number of assets available on iStock is not publicly available, but the company suggests that Getty and iStock provide access to 200M+ combined.
Pixabay
You can search and download all images on Pixabay instantly with the plugin. No account is needed to use Pixabay. As Pixabay recommends the attribution is already generated for you. You do not need an api key from Pixabay. The last count we could find for the number of assets from Pixabay is 1.7M+.
Pexels
All images on Pexels can be searched and downloaded directly with the plugin. You do not need an account to use Pexels. The Pexels attribution is automatically generated for you. The Pexels api key is not required. The last count we could estimate for the number of assets from Pexels is 3.5M+.
Depositphotos
Every asset on Deposit Photos is available within the plugin search. You do not need a Deposit Photos account to search or download images. Licensing from Deposit Photos is available, you will need to connect your account to use it. You do not need an api key from Deposit Photos. The last count from Deposit Photos is 130M+ media assets.
/wp-content/plugins/stockpack
directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.Yes, the stockpack account has a free plan and the plugin is free.
We are aiming to support all providers that give us api access. However that takes time and we prioritize based on request. Open a support ticket for your provider if one doesn’t exist and we will take that into account. If a ticket exists already, add a comment there so that it gets more priority.
We are considering adding Google Photos, Dropbox as well as Amazon S3. Please create a support forum request so that we can see how much demand there is. If you already find a thread for that, please comment on it.
There is a step by step guide available at https://stockpack.co/about
Yes, you are allowed to change the provider you want to use at any time. You can do that from the stockpack dashboard or from the select inside the plugin.
Yes, you can remove some of the providers using the stockpack_providers
filter. You can read more about it at https://stockpack.co/blog/how-to-filter-the-visible-stock-image-providers-select/
Yes, enable this setting from the settings page and you will be able to overwrite file names
When you select an image you will see that in the bottom right corner there is a small download button. If you use that, you won’t get redirected to the Media Library tab, and you can use that for all the images you want to download. If you are inserting a gallery, all the downloaded images will be added to the selection.
There are some providers like unsplash and pixabay which allow you to use the images for free, but certain conditions apply. Some providers like Adobe Stock or Deposit Photos will require you to create a subscription to get access to the images.
You can read more about free images licensing at https://stockpack.co/blog/free-images-licensing-explained/
The available filters actions and cli commands for stockpack are documented at StockPack Documentation . You can also contact us if you have a request for a filter or action and we will consider it.
Yes, you can enable fields that generate the caption and also display the caption for featured images. You can read more at: How to provide image credit in WordPress
Yes, you can define a global token using the STOCKPACK_TOKEN
constant in your wp-config.php
file like so:
define( ‘STOCKPACK_TOKEN’, ‘your-token-will-go-here’ );
This will allow sites to set their own tokens via settings page, but if they don’t add one they can use the global token.
Updated WordPress compatibility
Removed loading templates on pages that did not use them
Removed enqueue of scripts and styles from admin pages that do not load the media scripts
Removed extra loaded scripts and wp query from admin settings thanks to @mathieu discovering it here https://wordpress.org/support/topic/is-there-an-utility-for-admin_enqueue_scripts-in-class-settings-api-php/#post-17809387
Updated WordPress compatibility
Add Url debugging support
Updated WordPress compatibility
Add Bricks builder compatibility
Updated WordPress compatibility
Hack to fix vendor package for php 8.1 compatibility
Regenerated composer with -oa flag
Add providers checkbox to settings page
Fix deprecated error related to parameters order
Update WordPress compatibility
Add thrive themes compatibility
Update WordPress compatibility
Fix extension being added to the attachment title
Fix CSS compatibility issue with Elementor Update
Fix CSS compatibility issue with Media Library Organizer
Add wp config token overwrite
Fix ACF Extended classic editor compatibility
Updated WordPress Compatibility
Updated templates enque to fix customizer issue
Updated Caption checkbox
Add attribution support
Updated WordPress Compatibility
Updated Divi compatibility with classic editor
Add Brizy Support and Fusion builder support
Add wpml support
Add Beaver Builder Support
Add debug info
Add download timeout increase option
Store image, author and provider info on the attachment
Fix elementor jquery ui issue
Improve Classic Editor support
Update quick download to not change tab to allow multiple downloads easily
Add support for the Oxygen Builder
Fix Composer issues
Fix Autoload
Removed guzzle dependency in favor of default wordpress HTTP api for better compatibility
Updated error messages
Cleanup
Add cli command
Added Astra Pro Sites compatibility
Update overall compatibility
Add Divi compatibility
Remove Envato Elements Compatibility warning
Remove Stencil Compatibility warning
Add compatibility warning
Remove git file
Update language file