Updated 2026-11-12
A clean product shot from a kitchen table
You can photograph a bottle, a shoe, or a small tool on a table and still hand a shop a tidy picture. This page starts on white, with crop-to-subject on, and with the product square of 1600 by 1600 selected. Those are listing habits, not a rule of a particular marketplace.
The crop finds the opaque subject, adds a small margin, and centres it. If the margin feels tight, move the margin slider. If you want the original frame, turn the crop off and set the size back to Original.
What to watch on glossy things
Glass, mesh, and thin straps are harder than a matte box. Look at those edges with the comparison slider before you trust the file. Best keeps more detail on the edge. Fast is enough for a simple mug on a contrasting cloth.
A soft shadow can lift the product off the white. Some catalogues forbid shadows. If yours does, leave the shadow off. The same goes for reflection. A flat white field is the safer default.
One photo or a whole set
Add up to 20 product photos. They are processed one after another. Thumbnails show queued, working, done, or a retry if one fails. Apply these settings to all keeps the white field, the crop, and the square size on every file in the zip.
Download all (ZIP) when at least two are done. Download this image only if you want to check a single hero shot first. PNG is the usual master. JPG is smaller for a bulk upload. Shoot the item on a cloth that is a different colour from the product so the edge is easier to see.
How to do it
- Add product photos. One item per frame works better than a crowded shelf.
- Confirm white and the square. White, crop, and 1600 square are already set. Change them if this listing asks for something else.
- Download the set. Save one PNG or a zip when the row of thumbnails is done.