The Artstor website was retired on August 1, 2024. To ensure a seamless transition to JSTOR, we copied the contents of all Artstor users’ image groups into folders in their JSTOR Workspace in February and July of 2024.
On April 15, 2024, we brought your Personal Collections to JSTOR too. If you previously uploaded images to a Personal Collection on Artstor, you can now find those images under the Uploaded items tab in your JSTOR Workspace.
In this new space, you can upload new images, organize your uploaded items with folders in your Workspace, and share those folders with members of your institution. You can use your uploaded items with all of the tools available in Workspace such as exporting to PDF, PowerPoint, or ZIP as well as presenting and comparing in full screen.
See Workspace: Uploading Items for more.
Feature comparison
In the following chart, you’ll find a comparison of the features of Personal Collections on Artstor and Workspace uploads on JSTOR and links to learn more.
| Artstor Personal Collections | JSTOR Workspace uploads |
|---|---|
| Support for JPEG image files with a maximum recommended batch size 20GB or less. | Support for JPEG and PNG image files 10MB or less, with a maximum of 10 files per batch upload. |
| Upload, edit, and delete images. |
🚧 The ability to edit items is planned. |
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Add images from your Personal Collection to image groups. Image groups can be exported to PowerPoint or ZIP and shared with members of your institution via link. |
Add uploaded items to Workspace folders. Export folders to PDF, PowerPoint, or ZIP and share folders with members of your institution via link. |
| Find your own Personal Collections items when searching Artstor. | Find your own uploaded items when searching JSTOR. |
| View, present, and compare your Personal Collection content in Artstor’s IIIF viewer. | View, compare, and present your uploaded items in full screen with JSTOR’s IIIF viewer. |
| Publish images to personal collections via JSTOR Forum, if your institution subscribes. | ❌ Not supported. |