Activities Hobbies Online Employment Opportunities For Teenagers Share PINTEREST Email Print Hobbies Contests Types of Contests Basics Tips and Tricks Dream Vacations Win Money Win Electronics Home and Garden Lotteries Win Vehicles Jewelry and Clothing Creative Contests Scams Couponing Freebies Frugal Living Fine Arts & Crafts Astrology Card Games & Gambling Cars & Motorcycles Playing Music Learn More By Madison DuPaix Madison DuPaix Madison DuPaix created MyDollarPlan.com, a personal finance website, and has written on career planning and finance for the Mint Life Blog and Fidelity.com. Learn about our Editorial Process Updated on 11/20/19 Online jobs for teenagers can be a source of income for those who want to earn some money. If you're 14 years old or more, looking for a few bucks or want to begin saving for college, there are alternatives to mowing your neighbor's lawn or working at your local fast-food chains. If you are of legal age to work, you might be able to find some opportunities online. Be sure to discuss your plans to work online with your parents, teachers or a mentor. There are plenty of legitimate ways to earn money online, but there are people who try to take advantage of inexperienced young adults. Work with your mentor or parents to research companies before giving out personal information or entering into any work agreements. Check your state and local regulations for working as a minor as well. There are varying regulations for each along with federal laws to comply with. Artists Dmitry Naumov / Getty Images Younger people are known to have better imaginations, and many are interested in art. Sites like Etsy offer an opportunity to make money as an artist. You can try to sell your art—whether it's drawings, paintings or homemade earrings. If you can make it, you can sell it on Etsy. Humorous Videos/Vines Caiaimage / Tom Merton / Getty Images Popular video hosting sites let people generate ad revenue, which means that if you let businesses put ads on your video you'll be paid for it—however, you generally need to have a certain amount of subscribers to be noticed. Watching six-second videos is a popular past-time for many teens. If you are hanging out with your friends having a good time and laughing, you may be able to share six seconds of it with others and make them laugh also (and possibly make money doing). Become a Cartoonist J2R / Getty Images In your parent's day, the only way to make a living drawing comics was to get your comics into the newspaper or work for DC and Marvel. The internet allows you to draw and upload your comics, start your own site to host them and charge people to read or buy them. Comics are still popular, and there is always a need for new super-heroes, villains, or interesting content. Many cartoonists and comic writers have had their work picked up and turned into movies or television shows. Start a Blog/Vlog fstop123 / Getty Images You could start a blog or a vlog (video blog), and sell some ad space on it to earn some income. What you write about or do is up to you. You could write fiction, a journal of your day, or give a young person's perspective on the world or national issues that interest you. Vlogging is very popular with younger people because it allows them to see what other teens are up to. It also allows them to express themselves in the way they want, with who they want. Product Reviewing/Influencing Getty Images / Jim Purdum Businesses have realized the marketing potential of young people. If you are already creating videos and have a decent following, you may be able to receive products from your favorite product lines to do reviews on. If you are a gamer and can talk about video games, do reviews of all the games you can. If you like movies, review them. Anything you can talk about and attach ads to can help you earn money. Be constructive in your reviews, stating what is good or not so good and why. The reasons you like a product may be reasons someone else does not like it. Give your viewers enough information to make their own choices, and you might land a few sponsorships and become an influencer. Online Survey Work Alys Tomlinson / Getty Images There are many survey sites out there that will pay you in credit, coupons or gift cards for filling them out. Some of these require that you be 18 years or older to do the surveys, but there are some looking for the perspective of people than 18. eSporting Jedrzej Kaminski / EyeEm / Getty Images Video games aren't just a fun hobby—they can also be a way to make money. If you are really good at a video game, there are possibilities to earn money in esports tournaments. Join some gaming communities, and look for competitive gaming events in your area. If you are good enough you might be picked up by a scout. If not, you could still be good enough to make money in smaller tournaments or events. Featured Video