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Become our next Drawifier, and get paid for putting your drawings on the Drawify platform.

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Join our community of visual storytellers

You can be part of our growing community of illustrators, visualizers and graphic recorders from around the world. This community is adding more images all the time, for others to use on Drawify to tell their stories.

Check out what’s involved below, and apply now. We can’t wait to meet you!

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Frequently asked questions

No, you do not need to buy a Drawify subscription. You will be provided with two separate Drawify accounts as part of our agreement with you. The first account gives you access to statistics about the usage of your drawings on the platform, and the second provides a Hero Plan for you to use the Drawify platform yourself.
Drawify is a worldwide platform that connects professional artists and visual storytellers with people who want to use unique hand-drawn images. As long as you have an internet connection, you can be part of the Drawifier community from anywhere in the world.

We will contact you after receiving your application and ask you to provide a small set of hand-drawn images. At this stage, you can draw whatever you like. We will use these images to assess the suitability of your style and proficiency for the platform.

If successful, we will then ask you to provide images of specific objects and concepts in SVG format. We will use this second set of images to assess whether they meet the technical requirements needed for the Drawify platform. You will receive a step-by-step guide to help you with this part.

If everything goes well, you will receive a Drawify Contributor’s Agreement to sign. Once we receive the signed agreement, you will officially be welcomed into the Drawifier community.

The Drawify platform lets people arrange and combine images from different artists, known as Drawifiers. Users can also customize supported colors within each image. To provide this functionality, illustrations must be supplied in SVG format. SVG is a vector format rather than a raster format such as JPEG or PNG.

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