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Free allowance
Free: at most 1,000 items, of which at most 50 may be non-public.
Verdict
fails: quotathe free allowance is too small to matter
Cost
free tier
Identity
email?placeholder, not evidence; card unknown, phone unknown
Binding limit
volume-quota1,000 items in total; 50 non-public items
Evidence
documented8 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
Freshness
stale on 2026-12-04checked 2026-11-03 (live); stale on 2026-12-04
Free tierFree: at most 1,000 items, of which at most 50 may be non-public. Pro (paid): unlimited storage, full-res uploads with no monthly cap; $11 per month, $82 per year or $148 per two years in domestic USD (third-party price report).
unit objects; metered on object-count
Pricenone stated
Limits
  • volume-quota (binding) 1,000 items in total; 50 non-public items source
1,000 items; 50 non-public items; free accounts limited to Safe content.
Bindingvolume-quota the free plan stops at 1,000 items (50 non-public); an item count with no byte figure, so the nearest kind is volume-quota
Identityemail (placeholder) not published
EgressFree and unmetered for public images (staticflickr.com CDN). Non-public content on free accounts is capped at 50 and at risk of deletion, so egress is real only for public photos.
Per-object capnot stated
Retentionnot stated
Interfacerest, rclone rest
ToolingFlickr API (OAuth1), flickr-sync; no native rclone backend; ShareX and Lightroom publish plugins.
Composes withUnlimited free accounts x 1,000 items. This is a per-record cap, not a byte cap — but 1,000 items x 200 MB max = ~200 GB/account at absolute best, and item 1,001 is deleted.
ReliabilityEnforcement is real and documented: over-limit accounts are suspended or have content deleted. Pro is required for any bulk use.
NotesFREE TIER IS 1,000 ITEMS, NOT 1 TB. The famous 1 TB was killed on 2019-01-08. Free = 1,000 photos/videos total, of which max 50 may be non-public. Pro (paid) = unlimited storage, full-res, no monthly cap.
Evidence notedocumented the 2026-11-03 read covered the Flickr free-account limits article (the Flickr help article on free-account limits and enforcement on www.flickrhelp.com: 1,000 items, 50 non-public, suspension or deletion over the limits) and the plan-selection page (https://www.flickr.com/registration/plan-selection: Pro with no monthly cap); the Pro price is from a third-party page, https://www.toolsurf.com/flickr-pricing-2026/
Parsed numbers
  • has-free-tier 1
Evidence 8
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-21www.flickrhelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/13690320471060-Free-acc'Store more than 50 Non-Public photos or videos'; 'Upload over 1,000 items'; 'Content that exceeds these limits is at risk of suspension or deletion'
2026-10-21blog.flickr.net/en/2018/11/01/changing-flickr-free-accounts-the 2018 announcement ending 1 TB for free accounts, effective Jan 8 2019
2026-10-21www.flickr.com/registration/plan-selectionpaid tier still advertises 'Unlimited storage... Full-res uploads with no monthly cap' (Pro only)
2026-11-03www.toolsurf.com/flickr-pricing-2026/Pro price in domestic USD (third-party report)
2026-11-03www.flickrhelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/13690320471060-Free-accfree accounts may not upload more than 1,000 items
2026-11-03www.flickrhelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/13690320471060-Free-accfree accounts may hold at most 50 non-public items
2026-11-03www.flickrhelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/13690320471060-Free-accover-limit content is at risk of suspension or deletion
2026-11-03www.flickr.com/registration/plan-selectionPro advertises unlimited storage with no monthly cap
More fields 1
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Unknown values 4
  • per object cap notes: the field may be stated in a source that was not read
  • per object cap stated: the field may be stated in a source that was not read
  • retention notes: the field may be stated in a source that was not read
  • retention stated: the field may be stated in a source that was not read