How Should You Create Product Images for Amazon, Trendyol, and Etsy?

The Amazon main product image should show the product as it actually is, on a plain white background and without any distracting text, logos, watermarks, or graphic overlays. The product should appear sufficiently large within the frame but should not be cropped. Infographics, measurements, and descriptions of benefits should be used in secondary images rather than the main image.

On Trendyol, the visual requirements for the product feed in the category, product type, and seller panel may vary. The framing guidelines differ for fashion, accessories, cosmetics, home decor, and food products. Therefore, horizontal, vertical, and close-up variations should be planned according to the category before the shoot.

A white background isn’t required for every product on Etsy. The first photo should be a high-resolution square image that clearly shows the product and includes a margin for cropping. For handmade, decorative, vintage, or boutique items, the context of use, scale, and the feel of the material can often be more descriptive than a white background.

Photos taken during the same shoot can be adapted for different platforms, but using the exact same file directly on every platform isn’t always the right approach. While Amazon requires a white background and a standard main image, Etsy places greater emphasis on cropping margins and product character. The mobile catalog view for Trendyol should also be checked.

Infographics are not required for every product, but they are useful for products that have specific dimensions, materials, package contents, usage instructions, or technical advantages. Infographic elements should not replace the main image. The best approach is to add a simple, readable layer of information over the product photo.

Product videos are particularly valuable for products that require a demonstration of usage, movement, scale, shiny surfaces, tactile feel, or mechanisms. In categories such as cosmetics, jewelry, home decor, kitchenware, textiles, bags, shoes, and electronic accessories, short videos help customers understand the product more quickly.

Yes. Products can be sent to the studio along with the pre-shoot list, variations, quantities, package contents, and platform target. Once the products arrive, the shoot list is finalized; white-background, detail, styled, model-based, or video shots are categorized according to the production plan.

The photos taken during the shoot are shared as low-resolution previews for selection. After the brand makes its selection, the final images undergo a professional retouching process to ensure they meet standards for color, clarity, framing, surface quality, and platform compatibility. Delivery formats can be customized based on the platforms where the images will be used.

Pricing is determined based on the number of products and SKUs, the number of frames required for each product, the complexity of the surface, whether a white background or a decorated set is needed, the model and styling, the shots to be prepared for the infographic, the scope of the video, and the delivery formats. To receive a quote, simply share your product list and target platforms.

Yes. Platforms may change category rules, cropping behavior, or upload areas. For this reason, the current seller dashboard should be checked before final submission. If the existing footage files are suitable, they can be re-exported to match the new aspect ratio, framing, or resolution; whether new footage is required depends on the scope of the change.