This is the beta version of our stock image library. Sales are not available yet, but photographers are welcome to begin uploading images and sharing feedback to help us improve before launch.

How to Become a Contributor to AgriPix

Step 1: Sign Up for Free

Joining AgriPix is easy and free.
Click ‘Sign Up’, create your profile, and agree to the Terms & Conditions.
It works much like other stock photo platforms.

Step 2: Learn the Upload Guidelines

Once you’ve signed up, you’ll get access to everything you need to know, including:

  • What types of images we’re looking for
  • Accepted file types and sizes
  • Required image resolution
  • EXIF data (camera info)

Then, you can start uploading as many images as you like.

Getting Started as a New Contributor

Image Review Process

All new contributor uploads are reviewed by our admin team to make sure they meet AgriPix standards.
If there’s an issue, we’ll let you know exactly what to fix so you can succeed next time.

Track Your Progress

Your Contributor Dashboard shows:

  • How many images you’ve uploaded
  • How many have sold (and for how much)
  • Your upcoming monthly payments

Go to Contributor Dashboard

How to Increase Your Sales

Provide Detailed Information

The more info you include, the better your chances of making a sale.
When uploading images, you’ll need to fill out required fields, such as:

  • Type of production (e.g. Horticulture, tomatoes)
  • Location (e.g. Ingham, Northeast QLD)

You can also add extra details like:

  • Sub-variety / strain (e.g. Roma tomatoes, Braford cattle)
  • Irrigation or fertiliser used
  • Age of animals or crops
  • Machinery shown
  • Crop rotation or farming methods
  • And Soil type (we provide simple guidelines about how to identify the major Aussie soil types commonly found in ag production)

These details help buyers find exactly what they’re looking for.
(Request our “Images Wanted” list to get even more tips.)

Model and Property Release Forms

When Are They Needed?

If your image includes recognisable people or private property, you must get a signed release form before submitting.
Why? Because:

  • It’s the law for commercial use
  • Buyers often need legal clearance for advertising

Images with signed releases are more valuable and more likely to sell.

How Image Pricing Works

Technical Images (Primary Production)

Pricing is based on:

  • Image size and resolution
  • Intended use (e.g. private, editorial, commercial)

Examples:

  • A low-res image for private use might sell for AU$7.50
  • A medium-res image for use by a business in a brochure may sell for as little as AU$22.50
  • But an extra large version for a national ad campaign could sell for hundreds or even thousands

Note: Lower-cost images usually sell more frequently.

Artistic Images (Rural Life)

You set the price – anywhere from AU$1 to AU$10,000.
If you have a special image or price in mind, reach out to us – we’d love to hear your reasoning.

What You Earn from Sales

One of our key aims is to support photographers, so you will earn the majority of every sale, whether your image is sold once or many times.

  • Technical Images: You earn from 65% of the sale price, and 80% for exclusive licenses*
  • Artistic Images: You earn 80-90% of the sale price

*Exclusive image sales (sold only once) will attract premium prices and maximise your royalty payment.

Why Become an AgriPix Contributor?

  • Earn money doing what you love
  • Support the Aussie ag and arts community
  • Help build a valuable data resource for agriculture
  • Contribute to agricultural education
  • Capture changes in the landscape over time
  • Grow your audience and promote your photography
  • Offer value to landowners (Tip: free copies will be appreciated! They can use them for record-keeping, funding reports, personal or historic archives)