Having a photography hobby is not only to express your interest, talent and creativity but can also be used as an opportunity as a source of side hustle by utilizing various website platforms or mobile apps to sell photos online. This site and apps can also be used as a bridge between photographers and customers who are looking for quality images/content. Here are some apps for selling photos online as follows:
1. Shutterstock Contributor
Shutterstock contributors can be accessed with computers, tablets and smartphone apps, various content categories are available or you can open the "The Shot List" feature to find out the best-selling content. Contributors will get paid every time their content is downloaded.
2. Adobe Stock
Adobe Stock apps are integrated with Adobe Creative Cloud software so it will be faster to edit and upload content.
3. iStock
iStock is part of the Getty Images company, but content selection is stricter, so contributors must have quality content.
4. EyeEm
EyeEm is available on Google apps and Appstore, providing a tutorial feature for contributors to improve their photography skills.
5. Dreamtime
Dreamstime Companion can be accessed with computers, tablets, mobile phones, both GooglePlay and AppStore. Contributors can upload photos/content via various sources such as Facebook, Fotor, Google Drive, Google Photos, Google Plus, Dropbox etc.
6. Foap
As a contributor or creator you can download mobile phone apps to sell photos and videos.
7. Scoopshot
Scoopshot allows contributors to create portfolios, so content can be accessed by customers. Scoopshot has an interesting "assignments" feature that allows customers to order photos/videos from contributors.
8. Snapwire
Snapwire allows contributors to upload photos directly from the camera, cellphone gallery, Adobe Creative Cloud, etc. Accepting photo orders from customers, photo exhibitions on the photo marketplace.
9. 500px
Contributors' photos can create their own portfolio and content will also have the opportunity to be distributed on the Getty Images platform.
1. Shutterstock Contributor
Shutterstock contributors can be accessed with computers, tablets and smartphone apps, various content categories are available or you can open the "The Shot List" feature to find out the best-selling content. Contributors will get paid every time their content is downloaded.
2. Adobe Stock
Adobe Stock apps are integrated with Adobe Creative Cloud software so it will be faster to edit and upload content.
3. iStock
iStock is part of the Getty Images company, but content selection is stricter, so contributors must have quality content.
4. EyeEm
EyeEm is available on Google apps and Appstore, providing a tutorial feature for contributors to improve their photography skills.
5. Dreamtime
Dreamstime Companion can be accessed with computers, tablets, mobile phones, both GooglePlay and AppStore. Contributors can upload photos/content via various sources such as Facebook, Fotor, Google Drive, Google Photos, Google Plus, Dropbox etc.
6. Foap
As a contributor or creator you can download mobile phone apps to sell photos and videos.
7. Scoopshot
Scoopshot allows contributors to create portfolios, so content can be accessed by customers. Scoopshot has an interesting "assignments" feature that allows customers to order photos/videos from contributors.
8. Snapwire
Snapwire allows contributors to upload photos directly from the camera, cellphone gallery, Adobe Creative Cloud, etc. Accepting photo orders from customers, photo exhibitions on the photo marketplace.
9. 500px
Contributors' photos can create their own portfolio and content will also have the opportunity to be distributed on the Getty Images platform.
