Fab

Fab is a digital marketplace owned by Epic Games where creators can sell digital assets to game developers, designers, and other creative professionals. If you make 3D models, textures, animations, visual effects, sound files, or game development tools, you can upload your work and earn money when customers buy it.

The platform supports assets for Unreal Engine, Unity, Blender, Maya, and other creative tools. This gives creators a place to sell work used in video games, animation, virtual environments, architecture, and other digital projects. You can sell individual items or bundles, and you can choose to offer some assets for free to attract attention to your work.

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To get started, create a Fab account and apply to become a publisher. You will need to set up your publisher profile, complete the required identity and tax checks, and provide payout details.

Once your account is ready, upload your assets, add preview images or videos, write clear descriptions, set prices, and submit your listings for review. Approved products can then appear in the marketplace for customers to find and purchase.

One reason creators consider Fab is its revenue share. The platform lets publishers keep 88% of revenue from eligible product sales, while Epic Games retains 12%. However, you need to make products people want to buy. Sales are not guaranteed, and building a useful portfolio takes time, skill, and effort.

Fab is best suited to people who can create original digital assets or have the skills to learn 3D modeling, game art, animation, or related fields. It is not a typical online task site where you earn money by answering surveys or completing small jobs.

Your income comes from selling assets, so results depend on the quality of your work, customer demand, pricing, and how well buyers can find your listings.

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There are also payment rules to understand before joining. Fab generally pays about 30 days after the end of the month in which you earned revenue, provided the amount due reaches $100. Smaller balances carry forward until they reach that threshold, although older unpaid earnings are subject to a separate payment rule.