Great design begins with an idea and useful content can help turn that idea into something memorable.
Vector66 welcomes graphic designers, illustrators, branding professionals, photographers, creative marketers, design students, and experienced writers who want to share practical knowledge with our audience.
We are looking for original articles that help readers create stronger visuals, understand design principles, use creative tools, manage digital assets, and build recognizable brands.
Whether you want to share a detailed tutorial, a creative workflow, a design trend analysis, or professional advice, we would be happy to review your contribution.
You do not need to be a famous designer or professional author to write for Vector66.
You may be a suitable contributor if you are:
The most important requirement is that your article should be accurate, original, clearly written, and useful to readers.
Vector66 accepts content related to graphic design, vector artwork, branding, stock resources, visual marketing, and creative technology.
We welcome practical articles covering:
Articles should explain technical concepts in language that beginners can understand.
You may contribute content about:
We prefer educational content that helps readers understand the design process rather than articles that simply promote a design service.
Step-by-step tutorials are especially valuable.
Possible tutorial topics include:
Include clear instructions, relevant screenshots, and the software version used whenever possible.
Writers may submit guides and comparisons related to creative software, including:
Tool comparisons should be fair and should explain pricing, features, advantages, limitations, and ideal users.
We accept articles that help users select and manage visual resources.
Suitable topics include:
Licensing-related content must be carefully researched and should not be presented as professional legal advice.
You may write about:
Real-world examples and practical recommendations can make branding articles more valuable.
We welcome content related to:
Writers should only include artwork that they created or have permission to use.
Typography submissions may cover:
Avoid sharing unlicensed commercial fonts or directing readers to unauthorized downloads.
We accept thoughtful articles about current and emerging creative trends.
Possible topics include:
Trend articles should explain why a trend matters and how creators can use it effectively.
Contributors may write about using visuals to improve marketing and communication.
Relevant subjects include:
Marketing claims should be realistic and supported by credible evidence where possible.
We also accept career-focused articles for designers and creators.
Topics may include:
Articles should provide practical advice rather than vague motivational content.
A strong submission should be useful from the first paragraph to the last.
Your article should:
Avoid adding unnecessary information simply to increase the article length.
Every submission must be original and unpublished.
We do not accept content that has already appeared on another website, blog, social platform, or content marketplace.
Copied, spun, scraped, or lightly rewritten articles will be rejected.
Most articles should contain between 1,000 and 2,000 words.
Detailed tutorials, design comparisons, and comprehensive guides may be longer when additional explanation is necessary.
Quality is more important than word count.
Your article should normally include:
Avoid large blocks of text.
Use clear, natural English.
Explain technical terms for beginners and avoid unnecessary jargon. Your writing should sound professional without becoming overly formal or difficult to understand.
Check all software names, features, file formats, menu options, version numbers, and technical instructions before submitting.
Do not present guesses or untested methods as confirmed facts.
Tutorials should include screenshots when visual instructions would help the reader.
Screenshots must be:
Please blur usernames, email addresses, account information, license keys, and private project details.
You may submit original illustrations, vectors, photographs, diagrams, and design examples with your article.
Do not submit:
When using third-party visuals for commentary or educational purposes, include proper attribution and confirm that your use is permitted.
Vector66 may publish educational content about logos, brands, and visual identities.
However, contributors must not:
When discussing a trademarked logo, clearly identify its owner and use it only in an appropriate educational or informational context.
Writers are responsible for ensuring that submitted content respects copyright and licensing requirements.
Articles may discuss common formats and licensing concepts, but contributors should not provide unauthorized downloads of copyrighted resources.
We do not accept links to:
Where possible, link to official websites, original creators, or trusted repositories.
Relevant links may be included when they support a claim or provide additional value.
You may request a link to your:
All links are reviewed before publication.
We may remove or edit links that are:
Submitting an article does not guarantee backlink approval.
Vector66 does not publish:
We may consider sponsored articles, product reviews, software reviews, tool comparisons, creative-resource promotions, and relevant brand partnerships.
Sponsored content must still be:
For a sponsored-content proposal, include:
Every commercial proposal is reviewed separately.
Send your completed article, detailed outline, or topic proposal to our editorial team.
Please include:
Google Docs is preferred. Make sure the sharing permissions allow our editors to view the document.
Email: cloudcorex4@gmail.com
Phone: +971 55 912 8238
Use this subject line for guest-post submissions:
Guest Post Submission – Vector66
For sponsored-content inquiries, use:
Sponsored Post Inquiry – Vector66
Every article is reviewed for originality, usefulness, readability, accuracy, visual quality, and copyright compliance.
Our editorial team may:
Submitting an article does not guarantee publication.
Published articles may also be updated later when software, design trends, licensing information, or creative tools change.
Have a design tutorial, branding insight, vector guide, software comparison, or creative strategy worth sharing?
Send your proposal or completed article to cloudcorex4@gmail.com with “Guest Post Submission – Vector66” as the subject line.
We look forward to reviewing your creative contribution.
