Flickr Reviews

Flickr’s ability to host high-resolution images without aggressive compression is one of its biggest strengths. The platform respects visual quality, making it perfect for photographers, designers, and visual storytellers. I also love the organization tools like albums and tags, which make my portfolio easy to navigate. The active community and ability to discover niche content are a huge plus.

The mobile app experience could be more modern and intuitive—it feels slightly outdated compared to other photo platforms. Also, some advanced search filters are only accessible to Pro users, which limits casual discovery.

Storage and display of galleries with legacy pictures for life, clients and projects.Flickr gives me a reliable home for my photography portfolio. I use it to showcase high-resolution work to potential clients and collaborators. The platform’s robust tagging system and creative commons licensing options have also helped me get my work discovered and even published elsewhere.

The fact that you have 1 tb of free storage. Great for organizing your pictures (people/geo tagging, traffic statistics).

The black background on the photo page doesn't work well with photos that have black background and you can't change it.

Start watching other peoples albums, get inspired, and start shooting, the fact that you can review the photos other photographers with camera details can get you started if you are a newbie in photography.

It is great for finding resources on public domain and inspiration, but I mainly use it for editorial purposes.

.the best thing that i like about flicker is the community of photographers and how they are interacting with each others

i also lik the built in photo editing tools its very easy to use

the interface is very freindly and make it easy for daily usage

Flickr is clearly focused on photography and supporting a global community of photographers and photo consumers. I like that Flickr has been doing photography for as long as I have! Their environmental awareness initiatives are meaningful and important. In addition to their online presence, the Flickr team is a great group of people who successfully connected a community of photographers at a recent event hosted in NYC. The platform’s offering of unlimited uploads, high-quality image resolution, and intuitive image organization options truly sets it apart, making it an essential tool for both professional and amateur photographers.

While Flickr offers many great features, there are a few aspects that could be improved. The ads inserted between photos in the free version can diminish the viewing experience. Additionally, there's a noticeable disparity between some of the legacy website design and the more modern mobile app design, which can be jarring for users who switch between the two. Despite uploading hundreds of high-quality photos, the level of engagement on my work has been disappointingly low. Lastly, my Explore feed often features too many boring landscape and nature photos, when I'm really looking for more diverse content including portraits, fashion, and street.

Uploading entire photosets from events and photowalks, featuring high quality images, and getting my work out there to a broader audience.

I like the community that is involved with the site and sharing photos while discovering new photographers thru the Flickr features. I like that I can save all my photos to the site and that its super simple to do and what photos I want shown can get out there fast. I go through using the site often to find ideas and inspoiration in what I capture.

i wish the app had more attention to it. i would like more features on the app to make it more user friendly.

its helping me solve photo storage issues. its a safe place to keep my photos as they were taken so i forever have my photos at the original size.

.It helps to keep all of my photos in one place

They now charge subscription fees where other places do not

I have a grandfathered account that

Very easy to use. Upload, view, and share.

Maybe the price is expensive for some people.

I am keeping my memories. Photos taken are automatically updated to Flickr. I will remember the places and events.

It is easy to use and easy to implement.

It has number of feature and functionalities and the integration is also quite easy and smooth to use.

The customer support is also quite supportive in every problem.

there is no dislike for Flickr as of now.

I like that it's easy to share photos through the platform. You can make certain photos available publicly. Because of where I work this makes it easy to share with departments.

I don't like how you can't search within the photo album. If I am looking for a photo I should be able to easily find it through search. This feature would be a great addition.

Flickr is helping solve the issue of not having photos available for certain designs. There are photos that other departments take that are not available to me and it is a great site for me to reference for photos.

A platform for sharing and storing designs. The Flickr community is large and we can take inspiration from them. Allows integration helps to organise the photos and videos in a single place. User interface is cool and easy to switch between different creatives. Also helps to get clickable links to share design projects. Overall the product sounds good for me

We are using a free version of Flickr and it have ads which is usual for any free tool so nothing to dislike

Helps to store photos in a single place and can be access and share with others. I used it for my personal use and used for my professional use to store designs.