The company changed free accounts from 1TB storage to 1,000 photos, Gizmodo reported.
The oldest images in qualifying accounts will be deleted first starting Tuesday, multiple media outlets have reported.
If you have fewer than 1,000 photos and videos on the server, then the accounts you have won't be affected, PCMag reported.
You can let the videos and photos be deleted, download them or subscribe to Flickr Pro for $50 a year and receive unlimited storage with no ads.
If you don't download them, the photos will be purged from Flickr's system, BuzzFeed News reported. That means the company will not be able to retrieve them.
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