Selling AI Art on Redbubble

[Wave_Tronic]

Hiya BHW,

I was wondering if anyone has had successes with selling customer art on products on Redbubble or anything similar. I enjoyed making AI art with hotpot.ai when it was free, but would consider using Leonardo AI Image Generator or Night Cafe. I'm looking for any advice as to how saturated this space is and for any tips on getting started especially costs and or upkeep.

Thanks

 

[bonzo90]

It is saturated for sure but if you are able to drive traffic from social media or else where to your product you have a chance of making money. I don't think just posting your work on these sites will get many sales.

 

[VeniVidiVici_]

Hiya BHW,

I was wondering if anyone has had successes with selling customer art on products on Redbubble or anything similar. I enjoyed making AI art with hotpot.ai when it was free, but would consider using Leonardo AI Image Generator or Night Cafe. I'm looking for any advice as to how saturated this space is and for any tips on getting started especially costs and or upkeep.

Thanks

Wouldn't suggest. I have tried it 2-3 years ago and i had 2 accounts in management due to the previous content that i posted. So i started making designs and uploading daily a couple of them consistently for a month. For a month i had 500 items on wishlist and 5-7$ revenue. After that i got banned on both accounts.

 

[VeniVidiVici_]

I think AI art can still sell on Redbubble, but it’s very saturated. Niche-focused designs with good SEO tags and consistent uploads seem to matter more than the AI tool itself. Curious if anyone here is still getting regular sales from it.

The thing is that they ban you for no reason. I know experiences from people that was doing the designs themselves and still got banned for no reason once the revenue started.