How to upload an artwork
This guide walks you through adding a new artwork to your Cohart inventory, from signing in to seeing the artwork appear in your Inventory list. Uploads stay private until you list them on the marketplace.
Getting started
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Open the Cohart login page and sign in with your account.

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Enter your email address in the EMAIL ADDRESS field.

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Enter your password in the PASSWORD field.

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Click SIGN IN.
You can also continue with Google or Apple instead of a password. If you forgot your password, click Forgot Password?. If you need help, click Contact Support.

Opening the upload form
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After signing in you land on your Inventory page.

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Click the Upload Artwork button at the top of the page.

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In the menu that opens, choose Upload an artwork.
To add many artworks at once, choose Bulk upload instead.

Step 1 of 2 — artwork details
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Check the ARTIST NAME section. Your own profile is filled in automatically (“That’s you!”). If you manage other artists, click Change to select them.

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Add images of the artwork: drag files onto the upload area or click it to pick files from your device.
- Supported formats: GIF, PNG, JPG, JPEG, HEIC.
- Maximum file size: 20 MB per image.
- The first image is marked Main Image. Use Add another image to add more, and the ✕ on a thumbnail to remove it.
- See Uploading Guidelines and Shipping Guidelines for details.

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Fill in ARTWORK TITLE (required, up to 255 characters).

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Fill in DESCRIPTION (up to 5,000 characters).

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Enter the YEAR of creation. If the work is part of an edition, also fill in TOTAL EDITION RUN (up to 24 characters, e.g. “12/100”).

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Enter DIMENSIONS — pick
inorcm, then fill Height, Width, and Depth. Enter WEIGHT and picklbsorkg.Year, dimensions, and weight are required if you mark the artwork as For Sale.

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Fill in MATERIALS (up to 80 characters, e.g. “Oil on canvas”) and set the ARTWORK LOCATION via Select artwork location.

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Under LISTING INFORMATION, choose the availability status:
- For Sale — buyers can buy it directly. You must then fill in ARTWORK PRICE (pick the currency, e.g. USD) and QUANTITY AVAILABLE.
- Inquire to Purchase — selected by default. Buyers can ask about the artwork.
- Sold — the work is no longer available.
Price and quantity are for your reference only — they are not visible to buyers. Optionally enable Allow offers or Hide price from public view.

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Optionally add a CUSTOM TAG (Select artwork tags) and a CUSTOM DELIVERY NOTE for shipments. Then click Continue. Your entries are saved automatically — the footer shows ✓ Saved.

Step 2 of 2 — tags and moments
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Select ARTWORK TAGS to help buyers find the work:
- VIBES — e.g. BOLD, MINIMALIST, PEACEFUL.
- VALUES — e.g. CULTURAL HERITAGE, ENVIRONMENT, FEMINISM.
- MEDIUMS — e.g. PAINTING, PHOTOGRAPHY, SCULPTURE. Click see more for the full list.

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Optionally add video under ARTWORK MOMENTS: supported formats are MOV, MP4, QT; maximum duration 60 seconds; maximum size 100 MB. Click Upload moments, or link existing moments below.

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Click Upload Artwork. The upload is finished when you are returned to your Inventory page.

Done
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Find the new artwork in your Inventory — use Search by artwork title to check it was added. It stays private until you list it on the marketplace.

Tips & troubleshooting
- Required fields when selling: choosing For Sale makes YEAR, DIMENSIONS (height, width, depth), WEIGHT, ARTWORK PRICE, and QUANTITY AVAILABLE required. If something is missing, clicking Continue shows messages such as “Height is required when artwork is for sale”.
- Your work is saved automatically: the form footer shows “Saving…” / “Saved”. If you leave mid-way, an unfinished copy remains in your Inventory marked DRAFT — open it any time to continue.
- File limits: images — GIF, PNG, JPG, JPEG, HEIC up to 20 MB; moment videos — MOV, MP4, QT up to 60 seconds and 100 MB.
- Cookie banner: if a cookie prompt covers the page, accept or reject it first so you can reach the buttons at the bottom of the form.
- Multiple artworks: use Bulk upload from the Upload Artwork menu instead of uploading one by one.
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