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123RF review

A broad stock media library with AI creation and editing tools for creative teams.

8.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

123RF is a web-based stock content platform for creators, freelancers, agencies, businesses and marketing teams. Its library covers stock photos, vectors, videos, audio, fonts and editorial assets, while built-in AI tools support image and video generation, upscaling, generative fill, background removal and blur. The platform also offers standard and extended licensing, making it suited to teams that need both creative assets and editing capabilities in one service.

Pricing is structured around subscriptions and on-demand credits. PLUS costs $24.50 per month for one user and includes unlimited downloads, AI generation and editing tools, and standard licensing. PLUS Team is priced at $16.10 per user per month, supports up to 5 users, and includes unlimited downloads, AI tools and multi-user access. PLUS Enterprise includes unlimited users, multi-project enterprise use, custom licensing and a dedicated account manager. Credits cost $7.95 per image and provide on-demand access with standard and extended licensing. A 7-day free trial is available for PLUS.

The main strength is breadth: 123RF combines multiple stock media types with AI-assisted creation and editing rather than focusing only on photography. API access for approved value-added resellers also extends its fit beyond direct web use. However, the service is web-based, and its pricing structure separates recurring subscriptions from credit-based downloads. Organizations needing scalable collaboration can consider PLUS Team or Enterprise, while occasional buyers may prefer Credits. It is less suited to teams seeking a free plan or a non-web platform, and buyers requiring enterprise licensing should review the Enterprise arrangement before choosing a tier.

123RF pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Photos, vectors, video, audio, fonts and editorial content
    • AI generation, upscaling, generative fill and background removal
    • Team, enterprise and reseller API options support varied workflows
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-based access only
    • No free plan; ongoing access requires paid plans or credits
    • Enterprise pricing uses a custom licensing model

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