3 Sites for free commercial use graphics and vectors on your print on demand stores:

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3 Sites for free commercial use graphics and vectors on your print on demand stores:


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I know a lot of people search for free graphics to use on their print-on-demand stores. Especially if you’re not an artist, and you don’t draw your own drawings. These sites will help get free graphics for commercial use. No hidden costs and no copyright infringements. I’ve been using them for months now. and I do my editing in photoshop.


First site is: Rawpixel

This site is for free stock images, vectors, and pictures. I use it a lot. you can sign up and search for your graphics, just make sure you click on free and public domain. In this way, you will filter all results under CCO,

(creative commons) which means the artist who made the graphic has made it available for the public. Anyone can use it republish it and sell it. 

And also what I like about rawpixel is that they sometimes take old photos or drawings and enhance them. so they look very clear with a high resolution.

Secound site is: Svgsilh

For people who use photoshop a lot . Their designing abilities are really good! This is perfect for you.

free vectors you can use easily, especially if you’re doing text designs. I’ve been using it for months and it worked fine for me.

Third site: OpenclipArt 

The way it worked similar to Svgsilh. 

These are the sites I’ve been using for so long. I do my editing in photoshop, and of course, I add my own touch to the graphics. So the first step you should do is to be familiar with photoshop basics. If you are not these sites won’t help you alone to sell your art in your stores.

Also make sure on each site you read beside the vector the word CCO or public domain or for commercial use.

And as long as you edit the design and you add your own touch to it, than you’ll be fine. 

Let me know down below what do you use to get free commercial graphics for your POD stores?

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