Getty Images Extends Creative and Editorial Subscriptions to Individual Professionals

New single-seat plans bring Getty Images’ world-class creative and editorial visual content to individual creators, marketers, and editorial professionals

Getty Images, a preeminent global visual content creator and marketplace, announced new single-seat Creative and Editorial image subscriptions. The plans give independent professionals the same subscription-based access to Getty Images’ premium visuals that the world’s top media organizations and corporations have long relied on.

“For many smaller customers, Getty Images’ quality has been reserved for select projects,” said Gene Foca, Chief Revenue and Marketing Officer, Getty Images. “These subscriptions give a much wider range of customers direct access to the depth of content and coverage that the world’s best organizations use every day.”

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The new plans are single-seat subscriptions providing access to AI-free, authentic, commercially ready imagery, and editorial coverage spanning news, sport, and entertainment, alongside Getty Images’ comprehensive archive. They are designed to be straightforward and predictable: a single price, a clear scope, no overhead.

Customers can begin with a single seat and expand to broader capabilities as their needs grow. Getty Images’ existing enterprise and workflow offerings continue to serve organizations with more complex, high-volume requirements – together providing a full range of ways to work with Getty Images depending on need.

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“Working with the highest-quality, authentic visual content is no longer limited to large teams or occasional projects. This is about making Getty Images available to a much wider set of customers who need a simple, reliable way to work with the very best content and coverage,” added Foca.