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By Matthew Lynch
August 3, 2023
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As a graphic designer, creating art is one thing, but selling it is another. With the digital era taking over, there is no shortage of online platforms for designers to showcase and sell their work. From templates, logo designs, and digital artwork, here are the seven best places to sell your graphic design work.

1. Etsy

Etsy is an online marketplace known for handcrafted items and unique home décor, but it’s also an excellent platform for graphic designers. You can sell anything from social media templates to printable wall art. With 45 million active buyers and an easy-to-use interface, it’s an excellent place for new designers to start making money.

2. Creative Market

Creative Market is a platform dedicated to selling and buying design elements such as stock graphics, images, and even design themes. It offers an open marketplace for artists to showcase their work and allows customers to access premium products at affordable prices. Creative Market pays designers 70% of each sale and is an excellent platform to get discovered by big brands.

3. Society6

Society6 is a print-on-demand marketplace that enables designers to upload their artwork and choose which products to feature their designs on. From phone cases to shower curtains, artists can make money by selling unique designs on high-quality products. Society6 handles everything from printing to shipping, and the artist receives a percentage of each sale.

4. Redbubble

Redbubble is another print-on-demand site that offers a wide range of products such as stickers, t-shirts, and phone cases. It has over 700,000 artists selling their designs and is an ideal platform for designers looking to reach a vast community of art lovers. Redbubble pays designers a percentage of each sale, and artists can set their own prices for their designs.

5. Upwork

Upwork is a freelance marketplace for designers to find clients and projects worldwide. It offers a range of freelance work such as logo design, graphic design, and web development. By creating a profile on Upwork, designers can access a vast pool of businesses and individuals looking for design services. Upwork takes a percentage of each project completed, and designers can charge hourly or project-based rates.

6. Dribbble

Dribbble is a social media platform for designers to showcase their work and connect with other creatives. By uploading designs for others to view, designers can inspire and gain exposure for their work. Many companies use Dribbble to hire designers for freelance gig and full-time employment.

7. 99designs

99designs is a platform dedicated to graphic design services offering logo designs, websites, and marketing materials. It offers a unique approach to getting work by hosting design contests, where designers can compete for a cash prize by submitting their designs. 99designs take a percentage of each contest won and is an excellent platform for designers looking to make a name for themselves.

In conclusion, there are many different platforms available for graphic designers to sell their work. The key is to find the right platform for your specific niche and gain exposure for your work to reach a global audience. With the right approach and mindset, graphic designers can earn a living selling their designs and gain recognition for their artistic abilities.

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