Sell art online with Digital Original

Sell Art Online from Your Own Professional Website.

Present your portfolio, explain the work, and offer eligible digital, physical, or phygital art through a storefront built around your own identity.

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Your Website First. Your Storefront When You Need It.

Selling works best when the work is already presented properly. Your portfolio, your story, and your professional identity come first; the storefront is a capability inside your professional artist website, not a booth inside someone else's marketplace.

An artist website open on a laptop, published at the artist's own domain.

Offer Art in the Format That Fits the Work.

  • Digital work

    Offer digital pieces with the files and rights you define for the buyer.

  • Physical originals

    List original physical works with the details collectors need before they commit.

  • Phygital art

    Connect a physical object with its digital counterpart in a single offer.

  • Auctions

    Let collectors bid when the right price is the one the market sets.

How it works

How to Sell Art Online from Your Website.

  • Create your website
    01

    Create your website

    Set up your professional presence and artist profile.

    Create website
  • Add artwork and context
    02

    Add artwork and context

    Upload the work with medium, year, series, and the details that matter.

    Add artwork
  • Define your offer
    03

    Define your offer

    Choose the format, terms, and availability for each piece.

    Set your terms
  • Set up payouts
    04

    Set up payouts

    Set up payouts once, and your share goes to you directly after each sale.

    Set up payouts
  • Publish the listing
    05

    Publish the listing

    Make the work available directly from your own artwork page.

    Publish listing
  • Receive an order
    06

    Receive an order

    The collector buys from you, on your site, through a secure checkout.

    Open your storefront
  • Deliver the work
    07

    Deliver the work

    Digital work reaches the buyer automatically after payment. Physical work you ship yourself, on the terms you set.

    Start selling

Make Every Offer Clear Before Purchase.

A collector should never have to guess what they are buying. Each listing shows the essential facts up front.

Keep the Story of the Work Connected.

The title, medium, year, series, and terms stay on the artwork page, so a collector sees the whole work before buying.

  • Format
  • Included files or object
  • Price
  • Rights
  • Edition
  • Shipping/claim terms

Understand the Cost Before You List.

Listing work costs nothing beyond your plan. A transaction fee applies only when a piece sells, and your share is set out in full on the pricing page — including what happens when a collector resells your work later.

  • Checkout

    Collectors pay at a secure checkout, and Digital Original handles the sale.

  • Payouts

    Your payouts go directly to you, and you never need a payment account.

See plans and pricing

Examples

See How Artists Present Work for Sale.

Look at real listings from artists selling directly from their own websites.

  • Aec Cs

    AEC Interesni Kazki

    Surreal mythologies.

    Aleksei Bordusov, known as "AEC", is a Ukrainian muralist and one half of the legendary Interesni Kazki duo. Since 2005 his symbol-dense works have layered cosmic mythology, folk archetypes, and surreal figuration into story-rich worlds. On Digital Original, Deep Zoom lets viewers wander through each myth the way it was meant to be read.

    Visit the storefront
  • Growdient

    Growdient

    AI-maximalism.

    Growdient is a Portugal-based digital art director who fuses hyperrealism, surrealism, and AI into editorial works about the future and abstract imagination. In 2026, he launched his creator-owned Digital Original storefront showcasing conceptual digital art.

    Visit the storefront
  • Iryna Vlasiuk Cs

    Iryna Vlasiuk

    Building a Cohesive Visual Identity Through Series

    Iryna Vlasiuk works through carefully constructed series, where soft tones and refined composition form a consistent visual language. Her portfolio website preserves this structure — presenting each series in full quality and allowing viewers to move through her work as intended.

    Visit the storefront
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Keep Rights, Delivery, and Responsibilities Explicit.

Copyright stays with you. What the buyer gets is set out up front, and you stay in control of everything beyond it.

  • What the collector may do

    Display and showcase the work in digital spaces, online galleries, and social media for non-commercial purposes, and resell or transfer it later.

  • What the collector may not do

    Use the work commercially, reproduce it, or create derivative works from it. Prints, copies, and commercial use require your written consent.

  • Physical and phygital

    The collector owns the object once it arrives and may display or resell it — but not reproduce it. You arrange delivery terms directly with the buyer.

  • Taxes

    You remain responsible for taxes and duties in your own jurisdiction.

Frequently asked questions

  • Create your Digital Original website, add your artwork with its details, set the format, price, and terms, set up payouts once, and publish the listing on your own artwork page. Collectors buy from you on your site through a secure checkout, and digital work is delivered automatically after payment.

  • No. Digital Original is a professional website platform for artists. You sell from your own website and artwork pages, so your portfolio, story, and identity stay in front of the collector. The storefront is a capability inside your site, not a shared listing page where your work competes with everyone else’s.

  • There is no free plan on Digital Original. Listing a work costs nothing beyond your plan, and a platform commission applies only when a piece sells. See the pricing page for current plans and prices.

  • Digital Original charges a platform commission only when an artwork sells: 10% on Plus and 0% on Pro. Listing work costs nothing beyond your plan. Taxes, shipping, and any costs you agree with a buyer are separate.

  • You can sell digital work, physical originals, and phygital art, which connects a physical object with its digital counterpart. Each listing is a single work, sold at a fixed price or by auction; print-on-demand and open editions are not offered. For each piece you set the format, price, rights, and terms, and the listing shows them before purchase.

  • You set up payouts once, and your share of each sale is paid out to you immediately after the payment is confirmed. For an auction, it is paid out as soon as the auction closes. Collectors pay through Digital Original’s secure checkout, so you never need to run a payment account of your own.

  • Yes, copyright stays with you. A collector of digital work may display it in digital spaces, online galleries, and social media for non-commercial purposes, and may resell or transfer it. Commercial use, reproduction, and derivative works require your written consent.

  • Digital work reaches the buyer automatically after payment. Physical work, including the physical part of phygital art, you ship yourself, on terms and timelines you agree directly with the buyer; Digital Original does not provide shipping or tracking.

  • You are responsible for taxes and duties in your own jurisdiction. Digital Original does not provide tax advice, so check the rules that apply to your country and the type of work you sell.

  • Digital Original does not guarantee sales, reach, or audience response. It gives you a professional website, a storefront, and a checkout. Results depend on your work, your audience, and how you present and share it.

Your Website Starts Here

Build the Professional Website Behind the Sale.

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