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[ipol12]

I have tons of photos stored in my storage, and I am thinking of getting rid of them to free some space of my storage. But I heard that you can earn from selling photos. I thought of Foap, but it is not easy to sell photos there. I heard about Shutterstock, but I can't find success there. Do you guys know any websites other than Shutterstock to sell your stock photos?

 

[Lovely]

You can sell it at Amazon Kindle.You sign up with Amazon kindle using your Google account and you start uploading your stock photos,it just the same way you upload your Ebook if you have written for them before now.

You must have a payoneer account or paypal account to get your earnings and the format for the photos shout be in jgp.
you can also try fotolia is also legit,just signup and start uploading them.

 

[Rakitera]

I have tons of photos stored in my storage, and I am thinking of getting rid of them to free some space of my storage. But I heard that you can earn from selling photos. I thought of Foap, but it is not easy to sell photos there. I heard about Shutterstock, but I can't find success there. Do you guys know any websites other than Shutterstock to sell your stock photos?

My friend used Clashot using your iOS or Android phone, I haven't try it but I saw her posted on my facebook wall.

 

[kkckkc]

I think you can use dreamtimes to selling digital photos and vector illustration there. And it is still the biggest digital photos selling marketplace online

 

[Bradley Edwards]

I have tons of photos stored in my storage, and I am thinking of getting rid of them to free some space of my storage. But I heard that you can earn from selling photos. I thought of Foap, but it is not easy to sell photos there. I heard about Shutterstock, but I can't find success there. Do you guys know any websites other than Shutterstock to sell your stock photos?

There are some website that would love to buy your photos. To me, its a goldmind. You just have to do your research to find out who is paying more for photos. Good luck.

 

[Po1son]

I heard about a website called picfair. You can sell amateur photos on there. It is stated in their website that they accept photos taken with your phone. Unlike other websites, you can also set your own price.

 

[asumi]

You can sell it at Amazon Kindle.You sign up with Amazon kindle using your Google account and you start uploading your stock photos,it just the same way you upload your Ebook if you have written for them before now.

You must have a payoneer account or paypal account to get your earnings and the format for the photos shout be in jgp.
you can also try fotolia is also legit,just signup and start uploading them.

Hello nice i Though amazon Kindle is for e books only! and Only freelancers writer can sign up thier ! so photographer can make a money thier too, nice to know! thanks for sharing these!

 

[Bradley Edwards]

Hello nice i Though amazon Kindle is for e books only! and Only freelancers writer can sign up thier ! so photographer can make a money thier too, nice to know! thanks for sharing these!

You can also make passive income on amazon by selling your ebooks. Many people are always searching there to find good ebooks.

 

[overcast]

Most of the android based apps which are accepting the photo application can be good enough. you can make use of the apps in that case. I personally think that some of the apps with the features specific to the filter are not worth it. I would say that shutterstock, dreamstime and corbis are worth checking out. And another thing is that selling photos is something we have to work as well properly. It's something we have to check out slowly as well.

 

[asumi]

I think you can use dreamtimes to selling digital photos and vector illustration there. And it is still the biggest digital photos selling marketplace online

Hello have you tried dreamtimes ? to sell an ebook ? what are the categories ? that you can write for them? and how long the words and sentences? per page?

 

[ReneLeBeau]

Are they camera photos or mobile photos? If they're camera photos, you can try Fotolia, CanStock, Bigstock, 123RF, Alamy, Gettyimages... Getty has a mobile platform as well. For mobile, other than Foap you could try Snapwire and Fotor, though I personally didn't have any success on either platform.

 

[thisnthat]

I recently learned that you can also sell photos on Etsy. It will require good promotion though, since many of the items on that site are handmade products rather than photos. In one way, that might be a good thing. It might have less competition for photos.

They charge small fees, but you get to set your own prices. I'm considering it.

 

[fat-lip]

Which of the sites mentioned in this thread have you all made earnings with?

 

[Japhnet]

Aside Shutterstock, i know Adobe Stock, Depositphotos, and Getty Images. Adobe Stock is a great option if you're already a user of Adobe's Creative Cloud platform. Depositphotos is a popular platform with a large customer base, and it offers a wide range of pricing options. Getty Images is one of the oldest and most established stock photo sites.