Publish your work
A public record, not a PDF
Boards, drawings, renders and research, kept somewhere people can find, read and link to.
- Projects published
- 6,123
- In the last 30 days
- 55
- Designers
- 276,351
- Countries
- 194
What publishing here gives you
A permanent address
Every project gets its own URL that keeps working. You can cite it, send it, and put it on an application.
Findable by search
Published work is public and indexed. A PDF in a folder is not.
Read in the browser
Boards, drawings and video display without a download. Papers and books read as flipbooks.
Collected on your profile
Everything you publish and everything you enter gathers on one page under your name.
Free, with no cap on how much you publish. Most people publishing on uni hold no membership.
Work from the community
6,123 published, 55 in the last 30 days
Before you publish
Does publishing cost anything?
No. Publishing is free and there is no limit on how much you can publish. Most people publishing on uni hold no membership at all.
Who can see my work?
Anyone. Published projects are public, indexed by search engines, and linkable. You can keep a project private instead if you would rather not publish it yet.
What can I publish?
Presentation boards, drawings, renders and video as projects; process writing as journals; papers, reports and books as publications. 6,123 projects have been published so far.
Do I keep the rights to my work?
Yes. Your work stays yours. Publishing it on uni makes it visible and citable; it does not transfer ownership.
Can I publish work from a competition I entered?
Yes. Competition entries stay on your profile after the results, win or not, alongside anything else you publish.
Is there a limit on projects?
No. There is no cap on the number of projects, journals or publications a free account can publish.