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Pixiv is a Japanese online community for artists and fans to share and discover illustrations, manga, and novels. It offers a free account plus a paid Pixiv Premium subscription that unlocks extra features such as advanced searches and browsing tools.
The site is widely used by anime, manga, and illustration communities worldwide and hosts millions of accounts. Premium membership is optional and managed separately from free account functions.
When you cancel, your Pixiv Premium benefits remain active until the end of the paid billing period. You will not lose access immediately upon cancellation.
Cancellation stops automatic renewal at period end; your account and uploaded content remain on Pixiv unless you delete the account. Personal data follows Pixiv's privacy terms.
Pixiv does not offer day-by-day (pro‑rata) refunds for unused portions of Premium subscriptions. Fees already paid remain non-refundable even if you cancel mid-period.
Listed prices are estimated conversions. Official SGD prices from the Singapore App Store or Google Play may differ. Check the app store for exact local prices.
Estimates below are based on USD or JPY base prices and converted for guidance only. Official billing currency depends on the purchase channel.
| Plan | Price | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Web / PayPal / Credit Card (monthly) | ≈ S$5.60 | monthly |
| Web (3‑month bundle via JPY) | ≈ S$4.32 per month (approx) | 3-month bundle (monthly) |
| Web (6‑month bundle via JPY) | ≈ S$4.05 per month (approx) | 6-month bundle (monthly) |
| Web (12‑month bundle via JPY) | ≈ S$3.72 per month (approx) | 12-month bundle (monthly) |
Singapore law does not provide a general 14-day cooling-off right for online digital subscription services like Pixiv Premium. Digital content contracts typically lack a statutory pro‑rata refund requirement.
For background reading about Singapore contract cancellation rules, see this overview: CPFTA cancellation guide.
For commentary on subscription regulation developments, see: subscription law insights.
For a range of user reviews, see community feedback on Trustpilot: Pixiv reviews on Trustpilot.
Many users try to cancel on the Pixiv site when the subscription was purchased through Google Play or the App Store. This does not stop billing from the app store.
Always cancel through the same channel used to subscribe: Pixiv website for card/PayPal and the app store for mobile subscriptions.
Another common mistake is assuming cancellation will trigger a pro‑rata refund. Pixiv’s standard policy is no day‑by‑day refunds; refunds are rare and handled case by case.
If you believe a billing error occurred, save receipts and contact support promptly with evidence.
The table below compares the main cancellation channels, where to cancel, and the refund outcome in each case.
| Channel | How to cancel | Refund |
|---|---|---|
| Web (credit card / PayPal) | Cancel via "Edit pixiv Premium membership information" on pixiv website. | No pro‑rata refund; service continues until end of paid period. |
| Google Play | Google Play Store → Account → Subscriptions → pixiv → Cancel Subscription. | No pro‑rata refund; cancellation stops renewal only. |
| App Store (iOS) | iPhone Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions → pixiv → Cancel Subscription. | No pro‑rata refund; cancellation stops renewal only. |
Your Premium benefits remain until the end of the current billing period. Watch your email for the cancellation confirmation message from Pixiv or your app store.
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For most users, cancellation is handled online via account settings or the relevant app store. Mailing the corporate office is rarely required for typical subscription cancellations.
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Written by Hui Xin Lim
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.