Digital Downloads / Graphics & Design

Sell UI kits & design systems online

Component libraries, full design systems, mockup templates, and print-ready graphics — sell them from one link, with the tool, format, and license shown before anyone pays. Looking for icon packs or character illustrations specifically? Those have their own dedicated pages.

From design file to sale, without a marketplace cut

Creative Market and UI8 take 30-40% commission and put your kit through a review queue. Sell it directly, keep the license terms clear, and get paid straight into your own Stripe, Mollie, or PayPal account.

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Upload your kit or template (Figma file, Sketch file, .XD, or exported PSD/AI/PNG — any format)
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State which tool it's built for and what's included (components, variants, design tokens, style guide)
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Set a price and pick license tiers (personal, single-project, unlimited commercial)
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Share your payrequest.me link on Dribbble, X, or your portfolio
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Buyer pays via card, iDEAL, or PayPal and the full file bundle unlocks instantly
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When you ship a v2 with new components, notify past buyers so they can re-download for free

Nova — SaaS Dashboard Design System

Figma • 180+ components • Design tokens included

Built for Figma — auto-layout, variants, and component properties throughout
Design tokens for color, spacing, and type synced to one style file
Dark and light theme, plus a 40-page style guide PDF
€89
One-time payment · Single-project license
Secure checkout with card, iDEAL, or PayPal

Sell UI kits, systems, and print-ready graphics

This page covers component libraries, design systems, mockups, and print-ready graphics. Selling icon packs specifically? See the Icons page. Selling character or vector illustration work? See the Illustrations page.

UI Kits

Design Systems

Wireframe Kits

Mockup Templates

Packaging Mockups

Brand & Identity Kits

Social Media Templates

Website Templates

Print-Ready Graphics

Textures & Patterns

Icon Packs

Illustrations

Built for how design assets actually get bought

Tool clarity, format completeness, and license clarity — the three things buyers check before paying for a file they can't fully preview.

Tool & Version Shown Upfront

State Figma, Sketch, or XD and the minimum version on the product page — 'will this open in what I have?' is the #1 support question in this category.

One Purchase, Every Export

Bundle the source file with exported PNG, SVG, or PDF previews so buyers get everything without a second purchase.

License Tiers at Checkout

Show personal, single-project, and unlimited-commercial pricing side by side so buyers self-select before paying.

Version Update Notifications

Ship a v2 with new components or a new theme and notify past buyers so they can re-download at no extra charge.

Built for Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD?

The single biggest refund request in this category is a buyer who assumed a kit worked in their tool. State it clearly on the product page, not after they've already paid.

Figma

Note whether it uses auto-layout, component variants, and Figma variables or classic styles — team-library-only features won't open for buyers on Figma's free plan.

Sketch

Confirm the Sketch version it was built in and whether symbols rely on nested overrides that need a matching plugin to work correctly.

Adobe XD

State whether components use XD's native component states or are static artboards — that changes how much rework a buyer needs to do after opening the file.

Photoshop / Illustrator (mockups & print)

For mockups and print-ready graphics, specify smart-object layer names, color mode (RGB for screen, CMYK for print), and resolution — 150 DPI for mockups, 300 DPI for print.

For UI designers, brand studios, and print-graphic sellers

Whether you sell one flagship design system or a growing library of mockups and print graphics, checkout and delivery work the same way.

UI/UX designers selling a component library or full design system
Design studios selling internal design systems externally
Mockup creators selling device, packaging, and apparel mockups
Brand designers selling logo suites and identity kits
Print graphic artists selling poster, sticker, and wall-art files
Social media designers selling post and story template packs
Web designers selling landing page and Webflow templates
Studios running a subscription-style 'new kit every month' library

Example Pricing

Full design systems price far above single UI kits — buyers are paying for the token structure, not just the screens

Social media template pack
20 templates, single project
€15-29
Mockup pack
10 device/product mockups
€19-39
UI Kit
100+ components, single project
€39-79
Full design system
180+ components + tokens, commercial
€89-199
Brand identity kit
Logo suite + style guide
€99-249
"On Creative Market, half my refund requests were people who'd opened my kit in Sketch when it was built for Figma. Now the tool and version are right there on the product page before checkout, and I keep what I earn instead of losing 30% to marketplace commission."
BA
Bram Achterberg
Product design systems freelancer — Amsterdam

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to say which design tool a kit is built for?+
Yes — this is the most common source of refund requests in this category. State Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD and the minimum app version directly on the product page, before checkout, not in a follow-up email after a confused buyer opens the wrong file type.
What license should I use if an agency wants to use my UI kit across several client projects?+
That's what an unlimited commercial license is for — it covers ongoing use across any number of the buyer's own or client projects. A single-project license only covers one shipped product, so agencies buying for repeat client work should be pointed to the higher tier.
Should I deliver mockups as PSD files or a cloud-based design file?+
PSD with named smart objects is still the safest default since it opens in both Photoshop and most competing editors. If you built the mockup natively in Figma, say so — the layered PSD export from Figma can lose some smart-object editability compared to a native PSD.
What resolution and color mode should print-ready graphics use?+
300 DPI at the intended print size, in RGB unless your print provider specifically asks for CMYK conversion — most modern DTF and POD printers handle the RGB-to-print conversion in their own software. Include a 0.125-inch bleed on any edge-to-edge design.
How is this page different from your Icons and Illustrations pages?+
This page covers UI kits, design systems, mockups, and print-ready graphics. Icon packs (SVG/PNG icon sets) and character or vector illustration work each have their own dedicated pages with pricing and licensing built around how those specific products get sold.

Ready to sell your design assets?

Upload your kit, state the tool and license, and start selling today.

Free to start • 2% per sale, capped at €25 • No credit card required