Death to Stock Reviews

.As someone who uses stock photos daily for a multitude of reasons, the selection of photos on Death to Stock is uncomparable to anything else out there

only use this if you use stock photos regularly due to their subscription model

more modern and trendy photos than any of their big competitors

Access to many photos of professional artists willing to share their art, design of all levels in high resolution.

Everything works fine and promises quality and stability.

To produce web pages, brochures and targeted advertising is perfect, high resolution images.

Death to Stock photos is a unique site full of artistic stock photos. These are not your boring over used images that you find everywhere else.

I love this site. Everything about it is unique.

Best selection of artistic photos around for a variety of uses. They offer a free 14 day trial, so no reason not to give them a try.

Death to Stock photos allows me to produce an artistic and professional end product. One that I am sure will be unique to my client.

Death to Stock has a lot going for it. The best part is that they curate their fresh, high-quality photos into sets. So you're not stuck with just one photo that's perfect for your look — but not perfect for the space left in your design! You have options, and they all have a cohesive identity throughout the set. Your work using Death to Stock photos will stand out because the photos look like you've hired a professional to fill your niche need. Say goodbye to the days of canned, sometimes laughable stock poses. No more awkward white backgrounds to showcase your stuff. This is a modern offering that you should check out today.

Well, they're now a subscription service. I was an early adopter and received at least a dozen sets of photos for free, so it stings to realize it's not free any longer. Even this complaint is a small one, because the fees are absolutely reasonable for what they're offering. You're not going to get access to thousands of photos from other services I've used for less than $30. (With many services, you're not getting access to even one photo).

This is my favorite resource for licensed photography (I haven't used their video, but it's high-quality as well). Death to Stock is especially helpful if you know more of the feeling you want to convey than the exact image you need, which I find inspiring of better work than most other stock options. Plus, there's a 14-day trial *and* three free sample collections on their website, so you don't have anything to lose!

On a recent project, I realized too late that I should have requested photos to accompany a few pages at the back of the book. Thankfully, Death to Stock had what I needed, and I was able to rethink the design to bring out even more personality to the page than my original plan. I couldn't have found a better resource for diverse people, appealing spaces and still life portraits that are able to work for my clients' or my projects' needs.

With Death to Stock you can find stock photos that arent super old and extremely overused. Plus they're always adding new stock photos every month!

The only thing I dislike about it is the ammount of new stock photos they add every month. Sometimes they only add around 30 for the whole month. There's still a lot of photos on it I just wish they'd add a lot more each month. I guess I'm being a little greedy.

I use Death to Stock for about 70% of my stock photo needs.

I love Death to Stock! It gives me so many more options than the usual sites to find pictures and videos to use in our social media ads!

I have found nothing I don't like about it yet!

Death to Stock provides images and videos to people to use for their creative projects apart from the usual sites.

The links in the emails that arrive in the inbox with alternative photographic proposals available for download at the moment.

Photographs do not always adapt to the needs of the project being carried out.

There is no problem.

I like getting in my email a bunch of great quality usable photos!

I wish I received these emails more often, and with a little more variety.

Not paying for a lot of stock photos, and having unique photos to use.