101 Digital Products You Can Sell Online

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101 Digital Products You Can Sell Online



list of 101 digital products you can sell, divided it into different categories for easier browsing. Use this as a source of inspiration, and don't be afraid to think outside the box and come up with your own unique spin on a product to sell.

Here's list of 101 digital products you can sell online
Regardless of what you're selling, whether online or off, the key is to always provide value. If what you have to offer (in the way you package it), is of value to others, you can sell it. With that in mind, here are 101 ideas of products you can sell online that are guaranteed to bring value to a niche audience.

Writing:

Self-publishing has become a modern-day reality, letting anyone with anything to offer the world the ability to make it available online (and sell it, too!). Put words into documents, be it an ebook or a PDF, and turn words into value.

Take WLA Landscape Architecture Magazine, for example, a bimonthly landscape architecture magazine publishing projects from across the world.

WLA-Magazine

Ebook - non-fiction
Ebook - fiction
Poetry book
Ecommerce product descriptions
Copywriting templates (ex. How to fire a client, how to raise prices)
Recipe books
Document templates
Reports/analytics templates
Email campaign templates (upselling, cross-selling, re-engagement, etc.)
Creative brief samples/templates
Academic research, papers, findings
Magazines
Writing cover letters
Dispute letters (with banks, attorneys, clients, etc.)
Audio:

Thanks to the ability to store and send audio digitally through MP3s and other formats, we're able to sell audio content online. Thanks to the demand in audio, there's a market for it.

Take DECAP, for example, who have made his drum kits available online.

decap

Songs
Beats
Jingles
Ringtones
Sound effects
Voice overs (as a service)
Instrumental tracks
Video:

Video content has become a powerful tool to deliver messages online. It's highly in demand, while being a product that involves a high learning curve to master. If you feel comfortable with video, you're in the position to help out a lot of people who are willing to pay in return.

VFXnut is taking advantage by the rising popularity of Youtube channels, by offering specific video elements and bundles for Youtubers who don't have the skills to do it themselves.

vfx

Here are a few more ways you can leverage your video skills online:

Sell short films (entertainment)
Video animation intros
Stock video
Video tutorials (ex. How to use a DSLR camera, follow along yoga, learn to code, edit a vlog, etc.)
Professionally edited short videos as a service(wedding, travel, etc.)
Documentary
Stand-up comedy
Deluts
Design:

Design has become a heavily digitized industry, while simultaneously being in demand and dependant on knowledge and use of expensive tools and good taste. That makes for the perfect skill set to sell online.

Take Pixel Bazaar, for example, who sells icons online. Learn about how he made $5000 from two icon bundles within his first year of selling.

bixel-bazaar

Here are more ideas of what you can create and sell online with design skills:

Wallpapers
Posters/prints
Emojis/bitmojis
Fonts
Photoshop/illustrator templates
Branding services
Photoshop services (airbrushing, touch ups, etc.)
Logo design
Business card design
Infographic design
Turn images into vector files
Powerpoint / Keynote presentation templates
Printout origami
Printable colouring book pages
3D models
VR/AR templates
3D printer design files
Icon sets
Animations
Wedding invitation templates
CGI models
Comics
Printable calendars
Printable journals
Photography:

Photography can turn out to be an expensive hobby, but it's possible to turn it into an income generator as well, like Benjamin Lambinet of IWLTBAP did, by making his LUTs (Lookup tables) available for purchase.

iwltbap

Here are just a few ways you can start selling your photography skills online:

Lightroom/photoshop presets
Mockup images
Stock photos
LUTs (Lookup Tables)
IT and tech:

It's commonly known that IT and tech jobs are lucrative. Transfer those jobs to the online sales realm, and you're in good shape to develop an income based on online sales.

Take, VSKYLAB, for example, who have developed an entire line of addons for specific flight simulators:

VSKYLABS

This goes to show that you can really create digital products for things outside the box, based on your interests and skills.

Apps
Games
Browser plugins
Website themes (Wordpress, for example, powers 60% of the internet's CMSs)
Setup for online stores, blogs, websites
Selling domains
Hosting
Zapier templates
Code snippets
Your time/knowledge:

If you are very knowledgeable in certain topics, chances are there are people who want to learn from you. There are many ways to facilitate this sort of knowledge transfer online. At the same time, there are plenty of ways to sell your time online. Here are some ways you can do that.

Eli Prinsen is a vocal trainer, who has begun to offer vocal lessons online. Why limit yourself to typical in-person lessons, when we have all of the technologies available at hand?

eli-prinsen

There are so many more ways to leverage your skills to sell online. Here are some of them:

Language lessons
Financial consultations
Financial planning
Coaching/mentoring sessions
Tutoring
Resume touchups
Essay-writing services
Translations
Social media marketing
User testing
Proofreading
Editing
Audits (accounting audits, content audits, etc.)
Career consultations
Miscellaneous:

And then there are the things that don't belong in a category, but are viable products to sell online. It just goes to show, the sky's the limit.

Take these health and self-love courses, for example.

health

Courses - of any and all kinds
Sewing patterns
Knitting patterns
Architectural plans
Nutrition plans
Meal-prep plans
Workout plans
Custom vacation/travel planning
Virtual assisting
Worksheets (educational curriculum ideas)
Paid newsletters
Woodworking instructions - step-by-step tutorials
Custom beauty/style/skincare consultations
Drawing lessons - step-by-step
Board game printouts
Astrology readings
Car/equipment repair manuals
Meditation/subliminal programs
Stock market analysis software
Minecraft skins/renders
Painting tutorials
Taking the leap is the hardest part

Starting to sell products online may be daunting, but deciding on the product is the hardest part - it just gets easier from here. All it takes it choosing a product from this list, putting together the digital assets, and then launching your store.

So whether you're looking to create some supplementary income, or launch a full-fledged online business, you've come to the right place. Good luck to you!

[blackhatyeah]

Really piques some brainstorming of ideas. Thanks.

[geroi]

It's interesting.

[mario.nurkadim]

interesting bro

[GregHarious]

Great list with good insights, thank you

[grayson84]

There are so many options to work on here. Absolutely loving all the ideas on this extensive list. This goes on without saying that for any niche you choose to make money, constant effort is required. Also you can add DIYs of whatever your hobby is and stuff like before/afters to this list. The audience love this kind of stuff too and gives great engagement figures.

[berlinerin]

cool, thank you much!

[mochalatte]

Thanks for sharing some ideas. It really gives us something to think about if we are serious about it.

[jarwo]

Thanks for sharing some ideas

[inboxtycoon]

Nice Shinobi Ninja...this really helps!