Create new work to sell
Start with a unique artwork, editions, a Liquid Edition, physical work, or a multi-work release. Create now and choose whether to sell later.
On SuperRare
More ways to create, sell, and collect.
SuperRare is expanding what an artwork can be. From unique artworks and editions to living markets, prints, and physical works.
- Unique work and editions
- Credit card or crypto checkout
- Live auction chat
- Physical and managed print releases
For creators and collectors
What do you want to sell?
Create new work, or list art you already own. Whether you are a creator or collector, we will guide you through the setup it needs.
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Sell work I own on SuperRare
Collectors and creators can choose work they own that is already on SuperRare, then create or manage its listing or auction.
Import and sell from an existing collection
Approved artists can find an eligible external collection or enter its contract address to import it to SuperRare.
Create new work to sell
What do you want to create?
Start with the outcome. You can finish after creating an artwork and return to list it later.
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FAQ
Before you release.
Not necessarily. Collectors can sign in with Google, email, or supported social accounts and receive an embedded wallet. Existing collectors can connect a supported wallet.
Eligible USDC fixed-price works and editions can be purchased by credit card. Card checkout does not apply to auctions, bids, offers, or Liquid Edition trades, and not every fixed-price artwork or edition is eligible.
Yes. Approved creators can add physical details and media to an eligible minted artwork from its artwork page, then coordinate production and fulfillment directly with the collector. Supported print and unusual-object projects are planned separately with SuperRare.
For supported print releases, SuperRare takes care of production, distribution, and shipping. Print projects are reviewed and configured release by release.
Published work can be discovered through SuperRare’s marketplace, profile, search, activity, and related-art surfaces. Curated editorial and promotional support is determined separately.