1. Amazon Handmade : A platform for artisans to sell handcrafted goods.
2. ArtFire : A marketplace for handmade, vintage, and craft supplies.
3. Zibbet : Allows sellers to list their products across multiple sales channels.
4. Society6 : Focuses on selling art and designs on various products like prints, phone cases, and apparel.
5. Redbubble : A platform for artists to sell their designs on products like stickers, t-shirts, and mugs.
6. Bonanza : A marketplace for unique items, including handmade and vintage goods.
7. Storenvy : Combines a marketplace with a customizable online store for sellers.
8. Big Cartel : Ideal for artists and designers to create their own online store.
9. Teespring : Allows creators to design and sell custom apparel and merchandise.
10. Aftcra : A marketplace exclusively for handmade goods made in the USA.
Here are 10 more platforms where you can sell your designs and crafts:
31. Creative Market : A marketplace for digital design assets like fonts, templates, and graphics.
32. Threadless : A platform where artists can sell their designs on apparel and accessories.
33. Design Cuts : Focuses on high-quality design resources for creatives.
34. Envato Market : Offers a wide range of digital assets, including design templates and themes.
35. This Is a Limited Edition : Specializes in selling unique art prints and designed products.
36. Fine Art America : A platform for selling art prints, home decor, and more.
37. Zazzle : Allows creators to design and sell custom products like mugs, t-shirts, and stationery.
38. CafePress : A print-on-demand service for custom merchandise.
39. Big Cartel : Ideal for independent artists to create their own online store.
40. Saatchi Art : A platform for selling original artwork and prints.
41. Shopify : A customizable platform for creating your own online store.
42. Amazon Karigar : Focused on promoting Indian artisans and their handmade products.
43. Mittihub : A platform connecting Indian artisans with customers directly.
44. Lal10 : An online wholesale marketplace for handmade products.
45. Facebook Marketplace : A free platform to sell crafts locally or globally.
46. Pinterest : While not a direct selling platform, it’s great for showcasing designs and driving traffic to your store.
47. Weebly : Offers tools to create a website and sell products online.
48. Squarespace : A platform for building visually appealing online stores.
49. WooCommerce : A WordPress plugin for creating e-commerce websites.
50. BigCommerce : A scalable platform for selling products online.
51. Madeit : An Australian marketplace for handmade goods.
52. Folksy : A UK-based platform for selling handmade and craft items.
53. ArtPal : A free platform for artists to sell their artwork.
54. Bluethumb : An Australian online art gallery for selling paintings and prints.
55. Handmade Artists : A community-focused platform for selling handmade items.
56. Not On The High Street : A UK-based marketplace for unique and personalized gifts.
57. Tictail : A platform for creating your own online store (now integrated with Shopify).
58. Storenvy : Combines a marketplace with customizable online stores.
59. Craftsy : A platform for selling craft supplies and patterns.
62. Ecrater : A free online marketplace where you can build your store and sell products.
63. Shop Handmade : A community-driven marketplace for handmade items and crafts.
64. Artplode : A platform for artists to sell artworks directly without commission fees.
65. Vango : Specializes in connecting artists with buyers for original artwork.
66. Displate : A marketplace for selling designs on high-quality metal posters.
67. Inktale : Lets you sell your designs on a variety of print-on-demand products.
68. Minted : Focuses on design challenges, allowing designers to sell stationery, home decor, and artwork.
69. iCraft : A handmade-only marketplace for global sellers.
70. Hatchwise : A platform for creative contests where designers can sell their winning designs.
71. TeePublic : A print-on-demand platform for selling custom designs on apparel and more.
72. Awesomic : A freelance platform connecting designers with clients looking for unique projects.
73. MyFonts : A marketplace for selling custom font designs.
74. Made By Artists : A curated platform for artists to sell exclusive works.
75. DesignByHumans : A print-on-demand marketplace specializing in apparel and accessories.
76. Pixels : A platform for selling fine art and custom-printed products.
77. Spring (formerly Teespring) : Allows creators to design and sell print-on-demand products.
78. Big Folio : Focused on photographers and creative professionals selling their work.
79. Wear Your Voice : A platform offering apparel and products with a focus on activism and individuality.
80. Spreadshirt : A marketplace for selling custom-printed designs on a wide range of items.
81. ArtWanted : A global network for artists to showcase and sell their work.
82. FineArtAmerica : A platform for selling art prints, home decor, and even phone cases.
83. Creative Fabrica : A marketplace for digital assets such as fonts, graphics, and design tools.
84. Redbubble : Ideal for selling your designs on a variety of print-on-demand products like stickers, apparel, and more.
85. Zazzle : Offers customization for various products like mugs, stationery, and t-shirts.
86. Bonanza : A marketplace for selling unique and artisan goods.
87. Artsy : Helps you sell fine art to global collectors and enthusiasts.
88. Notonthehighstreet : Focused on selling creative, unique, and personalized gifts.
89. DesignCrowd : A platform for freelancers to sell designs through contests or projects.
90. Etsy Studio : A branch of Etsy focusing on craft supplies and tools.
91. My Art Brief : A site for selling commissioned artwork directly to clients.
92. Imagekind : Allows artists to sell their artwork as posters, framed prints, and more.
93. Bluethumb : An Australian marketplace for selling original artwork and prints.
94. PosterGully : A platform for Indian artists to sell art prints and other creative goods.
95. Skillshare : While not for selling designs directly, you can earn by teaching design skills.
96. Udemy : Similar to Skillshare, where designers can monetize teaching courses.
97. Humble Bundle : Great for selling creative bundles such as digital designs or tools.
98. Online Galleries : Many offer spaces for artists to list their designs or art.
99. Lulu : A self-publishing platform to sell books, calendars, or photo books with your designs.
100. Behance : While more of a portfolio site, it can connect designers with paying clients.
101. FineArtStudioOnline (FASO) : Designed to help artists sell directly through their custom-built websites.
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