Sell footage & video templates online
Stock footage, Premiere Pro and After Effects templates, workout programs, and tutorial series — sell them directly with the resolution, codec, and licensing scope stated before checkout, so buyers know exactly what they're getting.
From footage to sale, without a subscription middleman
Subscription stock sites like Envato Elements or Artgrid pay creators a fraction of a cent per download. Sell your footage and templates directly and set your own price and license terms.
Coastal Drone Pack — 4K Aerial Footage
12 clips • 4K UHD, 24fps • ProRes 422 + H.264 proxies
Sell footage, templates, and video programs
From licensed B-roll to editor-specific templates — buyers search by codec and license scope as much as by subject.
Stock Footage
Premiere Pro Templates
After Effects Templates
CapCut Templates
Workout Programs
Tutorial & How-To Videos
Drone & Aerial Footage
Product Demo Videos
Documentary & Long-form
Music Videos
Course Modules
LUTs & Color Presets
Built for how video content actually gets bought
Spec clarity and licensing scope — the two things stock footage and template buyers check before paying for something they can't fully preview.
Resolution & Codec Shown Upfront
State 4K vs 1080p, frame rate, and codec (ProRes vs H.264) on the product page so buyers know exactly what they're downloading.
Editor Compatibility Listed
Show which app and version a template needs — Premiere Pro, After Effects, or CapCut — before anyone pays for a project file they can't open.
Licensing Scope at Checkout
Offer personal/social, single client project, unlimited commercial, and broadcast tiers side by side.
Large File Delivery
Deliver multi-gigabyte ProRes masters and 4K exports via a direct download link — no third-party file host needed.
Resolution & codec, spelled out before checkout
The #1 refund request in stock footage and video templates is a mismatch between what a buyer expected and what they can actually edit with. State the spec, not just "HD."
4K UHD master
3840×2160, ProRes 422 or DNxHR HQ — the format to hand off to a colorist or a broadcast client.
1080p delivery copy
1920×1080, H.264 — the web-ready proxy most buyers actually drop into a social edit.
Frame rate
24fps for cinematic footage, 30fps for social or vlog style, 60fps for slow-motion source — state which one so buyers don't get mismatched frame rates in their timeline.
Codec: editing vs. delivery
ProRes or DNxHR for editing without re-transcoding; H.264/HEVC only for the final web export. Selling an H.264-only file as a "master" is the most common footage complaint.
For filmmakers, template creators, and content sellers
Whether you sell licensed footage, editor-specific templates, or full video programs, the checkout and delivery setup is the same.
Example Pricing
Licensing scope moves price more than length does — a broadcast license on the same clip can be 3-4x a personal/social license
"Buyers used to email asking if a clip was cleared for a TV commercial or just a personal Instagram reel. Now the license tiers are right on the page — personal, single client project, or broadcast — so there's no back-and-forth before someone pays, and I'm not giving away broadcast-rate footage at Instagram-reel prices anymore."
Frequently asked questions
What resolution should I deliver stock footage in?+
Which editor should my video template be built for?+
What's the difference between a personal, commercial, and broadcast license?+
How large can the video files I sell be?+
Can I sell workout videos as a bundle instead of one clip at a time?+
Ready to sell your videos?
Upload your footage or template, state the spec and license, and start selling today.
Free to start • 2% per sale, capped at €25 • No credit card required