4by4 Stock Platform Kickcutstock Partners with CrowdPick
Visual tech solution company Fobaifour announced on the 27th that its stock video and image trading platform, Keycutstock, has formed a business partnership with the domestic stock image platform CrowdPic for product supply and other matters.
CrowdPic, which partnered with Keycutstock, is a stock image trading startup that promotes itself as a "stock photo platform anyone can easily use." It allows ordinary people, not professional photographers, to start their careers as creators with images taken on smartphones, placing the company at the center of the "photo N-jobber craze." Currently, CrowdPic has over 150,000 active creators and attracts about 400,000 customers monthly.
Keycutstock, which previously only offered 4K or higher high-definition stock videos, expanded its product categories to include images in May, becoming a "one-stop stock platform" where users can purchase videos and images at once. To secure ultra-high-definition stock images, Keycutstock is continuously expanding partnerships with various CPs (content providers). Through the partnership with CrowdPic, more than 3 million domestic creator images, including photos, illustrations, and graphics, will be added as stock products. This enables professional designers and corporate clients who require a large volume of domestic images to access reasonably priced images.
Keycutstock has laid the groundwork to grow into a large stock media platform holding a wide range of content such as videos and images from domestic and international creators through overseas CP partnerships.
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Choi In-ho, head of Keycutstock’s business division, said, "From the perspective of Keycutstock, a global-oriented platform mainly selling overseas creator images, it is meaningful to have secured a large number of image products that will broaden contact points with domestic users." He added, "In addition to the existing single-use pricing plan, we have introduced various subscription plans so that users can access the desired image and video stock at reasonable prices."
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