Company Story
1995 - Jon Oringer, a computer science graduate, founded Shutterstock in a small apartment in New York City.
2003 - Shutterstock launched its online platform, offering a subscription-based model for stock photography.
2006 - Shutterstock introduced its API, allowing developers to integrate Shutterstock's library into their applications.
2008 - Shutterstock expanded its offerings to include footage, adding video clips to its library.
2010 - Shutterstock went public with an initial public offering (IPO) on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
2011 - Shutterstock acquired Bigstock, a leading provider of royalty-free stock images.
2012 - Shutterstock launched Shutterstock Labs, a research and development arm focused on innovation and experimentation.
2014 - Shutterstock acquired Rex Features, a leading provider of editorial and creative content.
2015 - Shutterstock launched Shutterstock Music, a new platform offering royalty-free music tracks.
2018 - Shutterstock acquired Flashstock, a Toronto-based provider of custom content creation services.
2020 - Shutterstock launched Shutterstock.AI, a new platform offering AI-powered content creation tools.