Keep
Record the product’s defining details: label, color, seams, openings and proportions. Keep the source beside your review.
Define inspection points →Resources
This library is built for operators and growth teams who need consistent, high-volume product photo workflows. Use these pages to standardize production rules, reduce listing errors, and improve conversion quality across marketplaces.
Start with a marketplace playbook when preparing a destination-specific catalog, a technical guide when setting team standards, a problem solver when an export fails QA, a comparison when selecting software, and a proof gallery when you need an inspection reference.
Step-by-step implementation pages for each major ecommerce channel.
Preset strategy, crop review, and production QA for Etsy listing images.
How to standardize PDP image output and keep storefront quality consistent.
MAIN and secondary-image preparation with category-specific review points.
Clear listing images using eBay’s current size, format, and gallery guidance.
Accurate product-listing images for TikTok Shop’s current US guidance.
A reviewable primary and gallery-image workflow for Walmart Marketplace.
Reference content your team can use during production planning and QA reviews.
Check dimensions, transparency, thumbnail crops, and prepare a white JPEG locally in your browser.
Reference table for marketplace dimensions, aspect ratios, and review points.
A practical checklist your team can use before publishing batch exports.
How to define visual standards that keep a catalog consistent and reviewable.
Focused troubleshooting pages for common production issues in product photo workflows.
Prevent soft, stretched, or inconsistently cropped outputs when resizing catalog images in bulk.
Diagnose white fringing around cutouts and clean up edge artifacts before publishing.
Restore natural grounding shadows after removing or replacing a product photo background.
Publishable assets for outreach, directory submissions, and partnership requests.
A useful photo brief says what to keep, what to change and how to decide whether the result is ready. Use this starting structure for your next collection.
Record the product’s defining details: label, color, seams, openings and proportions. Keep the source beside your review.
Define inspection points →Specify background, product scale, padding and shadow treatment. Separate finishing rules from any generated-scene direction.
Document the visual standard →List the placement, canvas, format and naming convention. Inspect a representative export and note which items need individual attention.
Plan the output files →