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Seller Knowledge Base

A simple, organized resource to help you sell with confidence and maximize your earnings.

Listing Photos & Photo Tips

Great photos help shoppers quickly understand what you're selling and give them confidence to make a purchase.

A clear first photo is often the difference between a shopper clicking on your listing or scrolling to the next item.

What You'll Learn 

  • Photo requirements

  • Tips for taking great listing photos

  • When to use stock photos

  • Common photo mistakes to avoid

Photo Requirements

Each listing may include up to two photos.

✔ First Photo
Always show the actual item you're selling.

✔ Second Photo
Use this photo to highlight important details such as a brand label, pattern, embroidery, or another special feature.

✔ One Photo Per Field
Each photo field should contain only one image.

Example: A Great First Photo

Good Photo Example Dress.jpeg
Good First Photo Sweatshirt.JPG
Good First Photo Puffy Vest.jpg
Good Lot Photo.jpg

A bright, clear photo with a clean background helps shoppers quickly see exactly what you're selling.

Example: A Photo That Needs Improvement

cluttered photo.jpg
Not Great Photo #1.jpeg
dark photo.jpg

Common problems include:

  • Poor lighting

  • Cluttered background

  • Item is too far away

  • Blurry image

These issues make it harder for shoppers to evaluate your item.

Making the Most of Your Second Photo

Your second photo is your opportunity to highlight details shoppers can't easily see in the first image.

Great second photos include:

  • Brand label

  • Pattern or embroidery

  • Fabric texture

  • Matching accessories

  • New With Tags

  • Special features

Good Second Photo Boots.jpeg
Good Second Photo.jpg
Good Second Photo Back of Shirt.jpeg
Good Shoe Second Photo.jpeg

Using Stock Photos

Stock photos may be used as your second photo to help show how an item fits or looks when worn.

Remember:

  • Your first photo must always be the actual item you're selling.

  • A stock photo should never be your only photo.

Be Honest

If an item has a small flaw you have disclosed, include a close-up photo. Honest photos help shoppers purchase with confidence and can reduce returns.

Key Takeaways

✔ Every listing may include up to two photos.

✔ Your first photo should always show the actual item.

✔ Use your second photo to highlight important details.

✔ Clear, well-lit photos help shoppers buy with confidence.

✔ One photo per photo field helps ensure a smooth inventory import.

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Last Updated: July 2026

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