Digital Product Ideas for Designers

Graphic designers have the skills to build a wide variety of high-margin digital products. Instead of trading hours for client work, you can design digital assets once and sell them repeatedly.

Consider selling template packages (PowerPoint decks, social media cards), branding assets (logos, resume layouts), typography art, or digital planners. To learn how to structure your files, check out our digital downloads creation guide.

Depending on your audience, you should package your files differently:

• Vector Source Files: Best for other designers (e.g., SVG, EPS, or layered PSD files).
• Flattened Printables: Best for end consumers (e.g., 300 DPI JPEGs or flat PDFs that are ready to print).

For printable art and layouts, ensure you provide files in all standard aspect ratios so buyers can print them in standard retail frames without clipping or distortion.

Manually cropping and resizing your artwork to fit multiple aspect ratios is tedious. With ResizeFlow, you can automate this entire workflow.

Upload your design, choose your target aspect ratios, and choose either the Scale to Fit (Preserve Entire Artwork) or Smart Center Crop modes. ResizeFlow formats them into standard ratios, upscales them to 300 DPI, and packages them in a compressed ZIP file, making it easy to build your digital catalog.