How to Sell Clipart on Design Bundles
Design Bundles is a marketplace built around craft and design assets, with a big audience of makers, crafters and small businesses. It sits alongside sister sites in the same family, which widens your reach.
Here is how to sell clipart on Design Bundles and prep packs that fit its audience.
Who buys on Design Bundles
The audience skews towards crafters and makers, including a lot of cut-file and print-on-demand users. That means cut-ready formats and print-ready transparent files are especially valuable, and cohesive themed packs sell well.
Prep packs the audience will actually use
- Clean transparent PNGs at print resolution as the foundation.
- Cut-ready formats where they suit the art, since many buyers make cut files.
- Consistent sizing and tidy file names, so a pack is easy to use out of the zip.
- Cohesive themes rather than random singles, which is what buyers search for.
List it well
- Prep the whole pack to a consistent, print-ready standard first.
- Show the full set clearly in your previews.
- State the element count, file types, sizes and licence in the listing.
- Consider bundling related packs to lift your average order.
Because the audience includes so many crafters, mentioning that your files are print-ready and, where relevant, cut-ready answers the exact question these buyers have.
Common questions
- Is Design Bundles good for selling clipart?
- Yes. Its craft and maker audience buys plenty of clipart, especially cohesive themed packs that are print-ready and, where relevant, cut-ready.
- What formats sell best on Design Bundles?
- Clean transparent PNGs at print resolution are the base, and cut-ready formats add value because many buyers make cut files. State clearly what is included.
- Can I sell the same clipart on Design Bundles and elsewhere?
- Usually yes, subject to each platform's terms. Selling in several places widens reach, just tailor the previews and check the licensing rules for each.