Depositphotos lifetime deal
The Depositphotos lifetime deal on AppSumo sold credits, not a subscription: pay once, get 100 download credits per code that, per the listing, never expire. So the question this page answers isn't what Depositphotos does, it's whether that promise is still kept years after people paid: do the credits stay in your account, stay redeemable for the same files, and come with the same license? Right now the register holds no verified buyer report on Depositphotos either way, so its honoring status is open; nobody has yet documented here, with receipts, whether old AppSumo credits still download images. If you hold codes, confirm your balance still works or report a breakage. The seal stays unearned until a verified confirmation lands, and no affiliate link shows on this page while the deal is unverified; the register only shows one for verified-honored deals.
No one has documented this lifetime deal yet. File the first verified report and you earn the Pioneer badge — credited on the record as the scout who brought Depositphotos to the register.
Visit Depositphotos Direct link — no feeWhat it is
Depositphotos (sometimes written Deposit Photos) is a stock photography and premium stock content marketplace: you search a library AppSumo lists at 330 million-plus royalty-free files, then download images, vectors, video and audio under a license for web, print and commercial projects. It also now bundles AI tools, including an AI image generator and editing features. The company was founded in 2009 in Kyiv, Ukraine, by Dmitry Sergeev; in 2021 Vistaprint, part of Cimpress, acquired it (a deal widely reported at $85 million) and it now operates within the Vista group alongside the VistaCreate design tool. On its own site Depositphotos sells monthly and annual subscription plans, one-time packs and business plans with team licensing. The lifetime deal sits outside those: a fixed number of credits bought once through AppSumo, which is why buyers search for it as a cheaper way to download images without a monthly bill.
The lifetime deal
Depositphotos is one of the longest-running offers on AppSumo, and the Depositphotos deal is back on the marketplace almost every year. Earlier rounds, around Black Friday 2020, were sold at $39 for 100 credits usable on photos or vectors. The most recent listing priced each code at $49 for 100 one-time credits (against a $300 comparison value AppSumo displays), with tiers from 1 to 10 codes and the terms saying you can stack an unlimited number of codes. Each code also added 100 one-time AI image generator credits. AppSumo posted a 'DepositPhotos is back!' update in April 2025. The terms changed shape over time: in a May 2026 reply on the listing, the vendor said the current deal gives 100 download credits per code usable for images (1 credit each), audio (1 credit) and video (20 credits each), a multi-content model rather than image-only. The register holds no verified report on how that change affected holders of older codes. The listing is currently sold out with a notify option.
Pricing
On the latest AppSumo listing, $49 bought 100 credits that 'do not replenish and never expire,' Standard License only (no Extended License), with codes to be redeemed within 30 days of purchase and a 60-day refund window; usage rights on downloaded files are revoked if you refund. Compare that with the regular price model. A Depositphotos subscription is billed monthly or annually, and its FAQ says unused downloads roll over only while auto-renewal stays on; files downloaded on a subscription keep their license after you cancel. On-demand packs carry a one-year expiry from purchase, although music downloaded with packs gets a perpetual license. So the lifetime value is simple: no expiry date and no monthly cost, but a fixed number of downloads you use whenever you need to download images. AppSumo's terms also limited this round to existing Depositphotos users and returning AppSumo purchasers. Confirm the live terms, the credit cost per file type and the refund window before you buy.
Signals to watch
For a credit pack, 'honoring' means the balance you paid for stays usable on the terms you bought. What to watch: old AppSumo codes or balances stop being honored, so credits vanish, expire or won't redeem; what a credit buys shrinks, say a file type re-priced in credits or a library section excluded; downloads or license rights you bought move behind a new paid plan or add-on, such as a narrower license; or the account and support for lifetime holders go unanswered, or the service winds down. None is recorded on Depositphotos here today, because no verified report exists yet; they are simply the signals the register tracks, and the reason a buyer's confirmation, backed by receipts, counts for more than any listing.
FAQ
Is the Depositphotos lifetime deal still honored?
On this register, unconfirmed. No buyer has yet verified, with receipts, that AppSumo credits still sit in the account and still download images on the original terms. The listing says credits never expire, but a listing doesn't earn the seal, a verified buyer confirmation does. Hold codes? File the first one.
Do Depositphotos AppSumo credits expire?
AppSumo's terms say the credits do not replenish and never expire, unlike Depositphotos' regular packs, which its FAQ says are valid for one year. Codes had to be applied to an account within 30 days of purchase. Whether old balances stay valid in practice is exactly what a verified report here would document.
What does the Depositphotos lifetime deal include?
The latest round: 100 credits per $49 code, stackable, plus 100 one-time AI image generations, under a Standard License. Per the vendor's May 2026 reply, an image or audio file costs 1 credit and a video 20 credits. Extended License uses are not included.
Is the Depositphotos lifetime deal worth it?
If you download images regularly for a blog, books or client content, 100 non-expiring credits for $49 can be a good alternative to a monthly subscription you don't fully use. If you need video, note each clip takes 20 credits, and you can't buy more on these terms once the deal is sold out. This page is a register entry, not a quality review of the library.
Is the Depositphotos lifetime deal legit or a scam?
Depositphotos is an established stock agency owned by the Vista group, and the deal ran on AppSumo with a 60-day refund window. The register takes no view on intent; the honoring risk every LTD carries is that terms shift later. Keep your receipt and check your balance.
Will the Depositphotos deal come back?
It has returned to AppSumo repeatedly over the years, with past rounds at $39 and $49 for 100 images' worth of credits, and the listing currently offers a notify option. Neither Depositphotos nor AppSumo has published a date, and the register does not predict one.
Receipts & reports
No verified buyer reports yet. Verified reports — each with a receipt and recent access proof — appear here. Only verified content is shown publicly; vendor self-confirmation never counts toward the seal.
Vendor response
No response on record yet.
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