r/PhotoshopRequest For Photoshop Experts To Make Money

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I came across this subReddit and it seems like a possible avenue to make a bit of extra money.

Basically, some people want an image edited, so they post it in this subReddit to ask the community for help. Some Reddit threads have the "Paid" tag, which means that the OP is willing to pay the person who edits the image to the most to their liking.

I spent some time looking into it for this thread, and I feel like it seems like a good opportunity for the following reasons:
  1. There are regular prospects who frequent that subReddit.
  2. If you're very talented with image editing, you'll have a huge advantage over most of the other responders. I noticed that the majority of the people who respond really struggle with perspective and blending. If you can do this well, you could probably do well frequenting this subReddit.
  3. They allow tips there, so even if you don't get selected, you can still get a tip.
  4. They don't currently prohibit the use of AI, meaning you can use AI or a combination of Photoshop and AI to make something even better (you know, because AI image editing still has its issues).
I just wanted to share this with everyone as I'm also always on the lookout for potential money making opportunities.
 
Btw @Zwielicht since you are so active on Reddit and considering its a goldmine any interesting subreddits or posts you came across that were really good not in terms of money making but anything in general
 
Btw @Zwielicht since you are so active on Reddit and considering its a goldmine any interesting subreddits or posts you came across that were really good not in terms of money making but anything in general
I’m not entirely sure. I’ll be honest, I tend to just doomscroll Reddit most of the time, but I don’t post on there at all (yet). There aren’t really any subreddits I find myself going back to regularly, either.
 
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