Selling guide

From applying to publishing, review and payouts — what a designer here needs to know.

1. Apply

Sign in, then fill in the application: a display name, a portfolio link and a short introduction.
The portfolio is one https address — anywhere your work can be seen.
A staff member approves or rejects it. A rejection is not final; you can apply again.
Once approved, Studio appears in the header. That is where you create products and watch sales and payouts.

Title and description are written in both Korean and English: 80 characters for a title, 5000 for a description.
Pick a category and subcategory, and upload up to eight images — 5MB each, png, jpg, webp or gif.
The first image is the face of the card in listings. An in-game screenshot works best there.
The price is either 0 (free) or between 1,000 and 1,000,000 KRW.
Adding a list price shows a discount badge. It has to be above the selling price, and it must be a price you actually charged.

Up to 500MB per file, with these extensions: zip, mcpack, png, json, bbmodel, psd, jar.
Prefer a single zip. Zips get the LICENSE file injected on download, and the product page shows a table of what file types are inside.
Every upload becomes the next version. Buyers get the highest version that passed review.
Suggested layout inside the zip: a README with install steps at the top, then folders by purpose (resource pack, configs, sources). Avoid spaces and non-ASCII characters in paths.
Including source files (psd, bbmodel) is up to you. If you do, say so in the description.

Commercial use is always allowed by store policy, so there is no field for it.
You only choose modification: allowed, conditional, or not allowed. Conditional needs a note of up to 200 characters, for example "Recolouring is fine. Reworking the model and republishing it is not."
Redistribution and resale are forbidden for every product, so they land in the LICENSE file without you writing anything.
Do fill in required plugins and supported Minecraft versions. That is where most refund requests start.

A product is in one of five states.

Draft: not submitted yet. You cannot submit without at least one file.
In review: submitted and waiting on staff. You can still pull it to hidden.
Published: public and on sale.
Rejected: sent back with a reason. Fix it, submit again, and it goes back to review.
Hidden: sales paused. Publishing it again goes through review.

Editing a published product sends it back to review when:

the title, description, list price or license terms change
the price goes up — lowering it alone keeps it on sale
a new file is uploaded, in which case buyers keep the previous version until review passes
an image is added or removed

Designers we have worked with for a while get review exemption. With it, submitting publishes immediately and uploaded files reach buyers right away.

Commission is 0% for now, so the full selling price becomes your balance.
The moment a payment is confirmed, that order's share is added to your balance.
To withdraw, first save a bank account in Studio. It is stored encrypted and cannot be changed while a request is open.
The minimum request is 10,000 KRW. Requesting deducts it from your balance immediately, and one request runs at a time.
Staff transfer to the saved account and mark it paid. A rejected request is returned to your balance.
If a sale you were already credited for gets refunded, that share is taken back. A balance can go negative and is settled by later sales.

Do not upload someone else's work or Minecraft's own assets. A copyright complaint stops your sales.
Refunds caused by a description that does not match the files are on the seller.
Buyer reviews cannot be deleted by designers. If one needs a response, tell the staff.

Anything unclear, ask on Discord or by email from the contact page.