Listing Image Requirements

1. Image Specifications

• File Format: Preferably WebP file or JPEG (.jpg) or PNG (.png)
• Resolution: Minimum 2000 pixels on the shortest side
• Aspect Ratio: Preferably 4:3 or 1:1 (Square)
• Background: Clean, neutral (preferably white or light grey)
• Lighting: Even and natural lighting to accurately represent colors and details
• File Naming Convention: Use clear and descriptive names, e.g., productname_front.webp, productname_closeup.webp

2. Image Types and Angles

To provide customers with a comprehensive view of the product, vendors should include the following images:

a. Primary Image

• Description: Full-frontal view of the product
• Purpose: Serves as the main display image on the product listing​

b. Close-Up Details

• Description: High-resolution close-ups highlighting intricate details, material quality, textures, and craftsmanship
• Purpose: Showcases the quality and intricacy of the artwork​

c. Side and Angle Views

• Description: Images taken from different angles to display depth and dimension
• Purpose: Provides a realistic sense of the product's form

d. In-Context or Lifestyle Images

• Description: Photographs of the product displayed in a real-life setting, such as a living room or gallery wall
• Purpose: Helps customers visualize the product in their own space​

e. Packaging and Framing

• Description: Images showing the product's packaging, framing, or mounting options
• Purpose: Sets customer expectations regarding delivery and presentation

3. Image Quality Guidelines

• Clarity: Ensure images are sharp and in focus
• Color Accuracy: Colors should accurately represent the physical product
• Consistency: Maintain consistent lighting and background across all images
• No Filters: Avoid using filters or effects that alter the product's appearance

4. Additional Recommendations

• Multiple Images: Provide up to 10 images per product to offer a comprehensive view
• Scale Reference: Include objects or measurements in images to convey the product's size
• Avoid Clutter: Ensure the product is the focal point without distracting elements

Best Practices for Vendor Success

• Maintain a consistent visual theme across your store
• Avoid mockups
• Do not misrepresent the product—what you see is what they should receive

Mobile & Accessibility Tips

• Product details must be visible on small screens
• Avoid wide white spaces that make the item look tiny on mobile
• Always preview your listing on mobile before publishing