Shutterstock® (www.Shutterstock.com) just announced that its website is now available in Russian. This newly translated site makes it easier for the creative community in Russian-speaking countries to access Shutterstock’s extensive collection of royalty-free photos, vectors, and illustrations.

In addition to offering the website in Russian, Shutterstock also has a dedicated Russian-speaking support team available to answer any questions subscribers may have.

Shutterstock's extensive library of over 6 million photos, vectors, and illustrations continues to grow by more than 70,000 new images a week, providing subscribers with a constant stream of fresh content. Combined with its innovative subscription plans and affordable pricing structure, Shutterstock continues to serve a rapidly expanding global customer base.

"Our goal is to make Shutterstock as accessible as possible to the international design community,” said Jon Oringer, Shutterstock founder and CEO.  “Offering our services to Russian-speaking subscribers is another positive step forward in that direction, as visitors can now browse, subscribe, and download images in Russian if they prefer.”

Subscribers can set their language preference to Russian, and new visitors with IP addresses in Russian-speaking countries will automatically view the site in Russian.

About Shutterstock®
Founded in 2003, Shutterstock is the largest subscription-based stock photo agency in the world. Its outstanding collection of premium photos, illustrations, and vectors combined with a selection of innovative, user-friendly subscription plans has made Shutterstock a trusted resource for an expanding global customer base. An industry pioneer in selling royalty-free stock by subscription, Shutterstock was also the first online photo agency to offer editorial photos and launch a video library. Shutterstock Footage offers a comprehensive library of royalty-free video clips available on a per-clip basis or by subscription. For more information, visit www.Shutterstock.com.