Use these practical settings as a starting point, then adjust if your listing workflow or source photo needs a different crop.
| Setting | Recommendation | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Canvas size | Start with 2000 x 2000 pixels. | A large square image keeps product detail available while giving you a predictable export size. |
| Output format | Use JPG for the main export. | JPG is a common product-photo format and works well for white-background catalog images. |
| Background fill | Use white when your source photo needs empty canvas around the product. | A white fill helps simple product images look cleaner when the item does not fill the full square. |
| Crop mode | Use fit inside canvas for products that must remain fully visible, or crop/fill for centered closeups. | Amazon-focused photos often need the complete product visible, especially packaging, bundles, or tall items. |
Prepare up to 3 product photos at once before adding them to your listing.
Use the Amazon product image preset to start with a 2000 x 2000 JPG export.
Upload the product photo from your device.
Open Adjust settings if you need to switch from crop/fill to fit inside canvas so the whole item remains visible.
Download each prepared product image and review it against your current Amazon listing requirements before uploading.
Common questions sellers run into when preparing product photos for Amazon.
No. ListingReady only resizes, crops, compresses, and converts the image around common recommendations. You still need to check Amazon's current image rules for your category and listing type.
No. ListingReady does not remove backgrounds or generate new product imagery. It can fill unused canvas space with white when fitting an existing image inside a square.
Use contain when the full product, packaging, or bundle must stay visible. Use crop/fill only when the subject is centered and a tighter square crop will not remove important details.
Yes. The image processing happens in your browser. ListingReady does not upload your photos to a server.
Switch presets when you prepare the same product photos for another marketplace or seller workflow.