Minty

Minty allows artists to monetize their images by selling licenses after the original client no longer needs them. You can upload old images to the stock and create passive income. Additionally, Minty provides a tool for easier collaboration with clients.

Yes, you can use Minty's collaboration tool for free to work with your friend on a non-profit brief. You can create artwork without pay, but the client can buy exclusivity rights later if needed. If they don't, you can still monetize your artwork through the stock.

Every image is automatically protected by a watermark. Even animated GIFs can be watermarked. If there are any glitches on the watermarked preview, the original file should not contain those glitches. If it does, you can contact Minty, and they will return your payment.

To upload artwork, follow the guide provided. Once uploaded, go to the edit section, name, and tag your images. Ensure your images are high-resolution JPEGs with at least 5000 pixels in length and saved at 300 DPI in sRGB mode. The file size must be smaller than 15MB. After preparing, click 'Offer this artwork on market' for curator approval.

No, by uploading an artwork to Minty, you grant Minty exclusivity to sell the artwork's license. The same artwork cannot be sold or offered for free anywhere else on the internet.

To receive payment, you need to fill out your payment details in your Minty account. Once your collaboration is finished and the final artwork is uploaded within the Minty strip, payouts are processed as soon as possible, up to 60 days.

For custom-made assignments, there is a 50% cut from all licenses and a 10% cut from direct collaborations with clients you invite. For free stock, there is a 50% cut from licenses and a 50% cut from asset prices.

Yes, you can sell products with your artwork, such as bags or prints, but only you can do it. Buyers who purchased a license from Minty are not allowed to print your artwork on any object to sell it unless they have a special license to do so.