Vector illustrations for T-shirts, mugs and print-on-demand
Pro licensed vectors may be the main artwork on products you sell.
- A Free vectors section to start with
- Annual plan from $9.99 a month
- Buy a single vector without an account
Printing on fabric rewards bold shapes and flat color, the look of a mascot head with a thick outline. A vector keeps those edges crisp from a chest print down to a sleeve patch. Printers also often ask for EPS, AI or PDF vector files, which VectorStock supplies.
The licensing answer is direct. The Pro License lets you use images on platforms such as Printify, Redbubble or Etsy for T-shirts, mugs, wall art, stickers and stationery. The image can be the main artwork, used as is, edited or placed inside a broader design.
There is one firm rule. Each design must be part of a finished product, and you cannot sell or give away the vector file itself, including on other marketplaces. A printable poster sold as a download should be supplied as a JPG or PNG without the editable vector.
Check the file page before you build a collection. Images marked Editorial Use Only are not for merchandise, and trademark protection is only possible after an Exclusive Buyout. Subscription users also get a daily cap of 50 downloads under the fair use policy.
Deals you can use now
| Deal | Code | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| FreeFree vectors section, plus plans from $9.99 a month | — | Free downloads are licensed for evaluation and personal use. Business, client or merchandise work needs a paid Pro license. |
See VectorStock in detailRoyalty-free vectors, free picks includedDashboards and web layouts · Signage and outdoor panels · Mobile app screens · Posters and framed printsFAQ
Can I upload a licensed vector to Etsy or Redbubble?
Not as the vector file. You may put it on products such as shirts and mugs, but the original file cannot be listed as a reusable asset.
Is there a cap on how many shirts I print?
No. The Pro License has no limit on print runs or impressions.
Can I sell printable posters as downloads?
Yes, as a non-vector file such as JPG or PNG without the editable artwork.
Are editorial images allowed on merchandise?
No. Files marked Editorial Use Only are for factual or educational use and are not for ads, packaging or merchandise.
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