Upload a product photo and it lands on pure white, ready to preview and download. Below: what each marketplace asks for and how to shoot so the edges come out clean.
Same mug, same phone, no studio. The cutout and the white fill are the only change, so the product looks identical to what the buyer will receive.
White is a rule on some platforms and a safe default on the rest. These are the published requirements as of this page’s last update. Confirm the current policy in the source before you list.
Pure white background (RGB 255, 255, 255). Product fills about 85% of the frame. At least 1,000 px on the longest side so zoom works. No text, logos or watermarks on the main image.
Source: Amazon Seller Central, product image requirementsNo color is mandated, but eBay recommends clean, uncluttered photos. At least 500 px on the longest side, 1,600 px recommended. Up to 24 photos per listing are free.
Source: eBay Seller Center, photo requirementsShow the product on its own. Promotional text, watermarks and placeholder images are not allowed. A plain white or light background is the common choice.
Source: Google Merchant Center, image attributesNo background rule. Shopify recommends square product images around 2,048 × 2,048 px, and consistent backgrounds keep a collection page looking tidy.
Source: Shopify Help Center, product mediaA white background removes everything that is not the product. Buyers scrolling a search page compare items in a second or two, and a plain field makes color, shape and condition easy to judge. It also makes a catalog look like one store instead of fifty phone snapshots.
It is also the safest format to reuse. A white-background shot works as an Amazon main image, a Google Shopping feed image and a Shopify collection thumbnail without being re-edited for each.
Same white, same scale, same shadow. A set of listings that matches reads as one store, and it is what batch editing is for.
The tool separates the product from whatever is behind it. You can make that job easy before you press the shutter.
Two things give away a rushed white-background edit. A pale fringe around the product shows up when the original backdrop was bright, and a product with no shadow looks pasted on. Check edges in the preview at full size, and add a soft shadow so the product sits on the surface. The product shadow page covers the three shadow styles and when each one is allowed.
Pick a photo from your phone or computer. A sharp image with the product clearly separated from its surroundings gives the cleanest edge.
The product is cut out and placed on pure white (#FFFFFF) automatically. Hold Show original to compare against the source.
Choose Soft, Hard or Floating so the product looks grounded. Skip it if you need a flat cutout.
Download the JPG, then open the size guide for the marketplace you sell on to export at its exact dimensions.
Upload the photo to the tool above. The product is cut out and placed on pure white, and you can preview the result and download it as a JPG with no watermark.