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The average salary for a Desktop Publisher in U.S. is $57,680.

Annual Average Salary Information

Annual Average Salary: $57,680

$31,880$97,870

Hourly Pay Information

Hourly Average Salary: $27.73

$15.33$47.05

What does a Desktop Publisher earn?

On average, desktop publishers earn around $57,680 per year in the U.S.. Desktop publishers work with clients to create a wide range of digital and physical documents. They can design newsletters, brochures, magazines, or books, among many others. Desktop publishers may choose to specialise in a particular area such as web design, logo design, or multimedia production.

How to earn more as a Desktop Publisher

To become a Desktop Publisher, you'll need a degree in graphic design, computer science, or a related design discipline. Alternatively, you can study through a degree apprenticeship. To further your career as a Desktop Publisher, look into specialising in areas such as logo design, book design, or website design. You may also want to become self-employed or start your very own Desktop Publishing business.