Images
Photography, scans, product imagery, and visual archives with clean rights.
Department 03 of 07
Estimates $40 to $250,000
Free instant range. Private licensing. Paid when it closes.
What we buy
How many images? The answer places your consignment in one of the printed bands below, and specialists refine from there.
Under 10,000 images
a working library
$40 to $5,000
10,000 to 250,000 images
a professional archive
$500 to $75,000
Over 250,000 images
an institutional collection
$2,000 to $250,000
Each range spans the band's smallest to strongest consignments. Rights, history, and completeness set where yours lands.
What buyers do with it
Vision models need licensed imagery with clean rights and real-world variety. Buyers license image libraries for training, fine-tuning, and evaluation sets that public scrapes cannot legally supply.
See current demand on The MarketHow to prepare
What raises the range, in the department's experience. Specialists guide every step at no cost to you.
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Describe the library: count, subject matter, and how it was produced.
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Rights clarity is the main value driver; ownership or model releases help.
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Original resolution beats compressed exports; do not re-encode anything.
Questions sellers ask
Do phone photos count or only professional work?
Both. Consistent, well-described collections matter more than the camera.
What about people in the images?
Tell us. Releases raise value; without them, preparation scopes the license accordingly.
Are duplicates a problem?
No. Deduplication is part of preparation and does not cost you anything.
The Images department is buying.
Get your valuationEstimates $40 to $250,000. Free instant range. Private licensing. Paid when it closes.