Photobucket
Compression-free storage for photos and videos with mobile auto backup, album creation, privacy controls, sharing, 1TB capacity, editing tools, sorting features, and video playback across devices, all with an ad-free experience and carbon-neutral memory management.
Cost / License
- Subscription
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- iPad
- Android Tablet
Features
- Upload images
- Video upload
- Video Hosting
Tags
- photos
- photo-hosting
Photobucket News & Activities
Recent News
- Danilo_Venom published news article about Photobucket
Photobucket Discontinues Free Accounts and Deactivates Users' AccessPhotobucket , the popular image and media hosting service, has started sending cancellation emails ...
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What is Photobucket?
Photobucket is a photo and video storage platform with features that allow users to save, edit, and share their content. It supports cross-platform sharing and has an Auto Backup feature for regular updates across devices. Photobucket ensures consistent quality of content with its compression-free guarantee.
Having specialized in photo and video storage for over two decades, Photobucket has stored over 13 billion photos and videos for more than 70 million customers worldwide. It offers storage plans with up to 1 terabyte of space, enough for 500,000 photos or 500 hours of HD video.
Paid subscriptions include features like sharing, photo editing tools, ad-free experience, video playback, mobile auto backup, album creation, sorting tools, privacy controls, compression-free storage, and carbon-neutral memory management. The available features may vary by plan.
Photobucket information
Developed by
Photobucket.com, Inc. Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $4 and $13 per month.Alternatives
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- English
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Comments and Reviews
Used this back in the day for posting (mostly random) images on the forums I was on. Solid service, should you choose to not go the Imgur way.
My go to for many years back when I was growing up. Since then, they charge you ridiculous amounts. So glad I used a browser extension, even though paid, to get all my images off of this sad excuse of an "image host". Bandwidth doesn't even cost that much, unlike years ago, so they really have no excuse.
They also email you, harassing you to pay them to keep your photos "safe". Using fear is so disgusting. It's 2024. Look elsewhere, do not touch this site not even if they were the last place on Earth.
Photobucket?
Sucks. Even with my hot Graphic and Gaming machine, photobucket moves like a 14 k modem. Glitches galore, broken links, and they have violated my personal rights by censoring me saying some Non sexual, NON racist, no social commentary images, were not fit to be on photobucket. Censorship? Yes, what was the image that was the 'violation? I took a picture of a rock with ancient Aramaic script. Just a rock with 4 thousand year old scripting Wow. offensive? they did that four times with images non political, non abusive, no ethnic issues.. So with that, and the bad technical performance, Photobucket sucks.
The new change ($40 a month to hotlink?!?!) has a lot of people wanting to move on from Photobucket. Here is how to download your albums to make the move more simple:
It won't replace all the broken links to photobucket, but at least you can save your images safely and start over without having to download it all one at a time.
Happy moving!
Watch the fine print when you're doing that... if you have videos or animated GIFs in the library, it might not get those so you'll still need to download them individually. Even if I wrote it off as a business expense I wouldn't pay $400/year to host images.
I used photobucket for about a decade. Most of the time I was a paid subscriber to assure safe hosting/linking of my images. That said, please heed my warning: Don't use Photobucket!
The site is unstable. Breaks and glitches happen all the time. Features work as they should maybe half of the time. Most of the "contact support" links are actually broken so you can't tell support things are broken. Being a paid subscriber means nothing: you get the same problems as everyone else.
Customer service is unresponsive and has been for over a year now. It takes weeks to see a reply if you get one at all.
On top of it all they changed the TOS without a clear warning. The warning was buried in a wall of legaleese text behind a link in a newsletter that didn't say what was changing. If the link worked you were stuck with an ad that wouldn't scroll or close (those glitches again!) blocking the area that said they were turning hotlinking off and replacing your images with an "upgrade" message.
All accounts, even previously paid accounts, can't hotlink unless they pay $40 a month. That's way too expensive. Many other sites allow this for free or charge maybe $40 a year.
Once they were good. I was happy to subscribe. Then they were just OK. The last two years they were questionable, but worked. Now it's just plain bad.
Don't use photbucket.
I use Imgur far more often than I use Photobucket, but the times I did use it, it felt very clunky and difficult to use. On top of that, the recent changes they made to their paid plans mean you can't use your uploads anywhere without paying $400.
I began to use it since very early days, all my images are still kept safely today.