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Best Stock Video Libraries 2026
Stock video libraries collect footage for video makers who need clips and a clear way to compare access. This list covers the plans, trials and platforms that the services publish.
The page orders entries by newest releases first, using figures the makers publish and no score. Compare pricing models, free access, trial terms and the platform you plan to use.
Coverr
Coverr may suit creators looking for stock video and music, as well as developers integrating media through REST API or MCP.
iPhone & iPadWebAPIPexels
Pexels suits people looking for downloadable photos and videos for personal or commercial projects.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Storyblocks
Storyblocks suits video creators who want stock media, editing tools and Adobe Creative Cloud integration through a subscription.
WebWindowsMac+2Vecteezy
Vecteezy suits people looking to license stock imagery, vectors, footage, or templates online.
WebAPIDepositphotos may suit individuals or teams looking for royalty-free visual and audio assets, including stock images, videos, vectors, illustrations, and music.
Envato Elements suits creative professionals needing stock assets, templates, and AI creation tools.
It suits people seeking licensed creative assets across image, video, audio, and 3D categories, as well as developers integrating asset search and licensing through an…
Before you choose
Compare the pricing model
Libraries on this list use free, freemium or paid models. A free plan can provide a way to start without a subscription, while freemium services combine free access with paid options.
Coverr lists paid access from $5/mo. MotionElements lists plans from $1. Filmsupply lists pricing from $109. Storyblocks lists $21/user/mo on an annual plan.
Check free plans and trials
A free plan and a free trial are different access options. Check the listing for the option you need before choosing a service.
The list marks free plans for Coverr, Dareful, Motion Array, Pexels and Storyblocks. It also includes services that publish a free-trial option.
Match the platform
Platform labels on this list include web, API, extension, macOS, iOS and Windows. Match the service's published platform with the device or workflow you plan to use.
Envato Elements lists web access. Check a library's platform label before you commit to a workflow.
Read the service terms
Pricing and access labels do not replace the service terms. If a project has specific usage needs, read the library's current licence and plan details before downloading footage.