Product Listing Pack

Product Listing Pack – One Photo, Every Marketplace Size

The Product Listing Pack turns a single product photograph into a ready-to-upload bundle for the major sales channels. It cuts the product out once, optionally applies a gentle colour correction, then re-frames that cut-out into every square size you tick — Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Shopify and Instagram — plus a transparent PNG, and drops the whole set into one ZIP.

The whole flow is a four-step guide: upload your photos, cut them out and touch up any edge, choose the sizes you need, then download the pack. Background removal, colour fix, resizing and ZIP assembly all happen in your browser; the pictures never leave your computer. For a single marketplace instead of a full pack, use the Product Photo Studio.

Key features

• One guided pass produces every selected square marketplace size
• Automatic cut-out with an erase/restore touch-up brush per photo
• Gentle auto colour fix (white balance, levels, mild contrast) — no sharpen
• Sizes: Amazon 2000 and 2560, eBay 1600, Etsy 2000, Shopify 2048, Instagram 1080
• Optional transparent PNG cut-out and a soft drop shadow
• Batch many products; every result downloads individually or as one ZIP

How to use

1. Drag one or several product photos onto the drop zone.
2. Press “Cut out products”, adjust edge sensitivity, and touch up any edge.
3. Tick the marketplace sizes, set product coverage and background, then build the pack.
4. Download each file or grab everything as a single ZIP.

Who this pack is for

Sellers who list the same item on several platforms usually end up exporting the photo in each required size by hand, often forgetting one channel or cropping the product differently each time. This pack produces all sizes from one cut-out, so the framing is identical across Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Shopify and your Instagram shop.

• Marketplace sellers preparing a batch of listings for the same product range.
• Dropshippers and small brands that need Amazon main images plus social assets in one sitting.
• Photographers delivering ready-to-upload files to a shop owner, without a server upload.
• Anyone who needs a clean transparent PNG cut-out on top of white-background square images.

The four steps, and what each control actually does

Step 1 – Upload

JPG, PNG and WebP photos are accepted together. Each thumbnail shows the original pixel dimensions. Very large photos are scaled down to a 4200-pixel working edge before cut-out so the browser stays responsive; the exported sizes are fixed by the marketplace preset you choose, so the working scale does not change the output.

Step 2 – Cut out and check

“Gentle auto colour fix” is on by default. It runs white balance, levels and a very mild contrast/brightness pass, but deliberately uses no sharpening and caps saturation, because sharpening halos show up badly once an Amazon image is zoomed. Switch it off for photos you have already colour-graded.

• Edge sensitivity slider runs from 6 to 14 (default 10), shown as Fine / Normal / Loose. Lower keeps more edge detail around thin or reflective objects; higher removes more of the background fringe. The actual tolerance fed to the cut-out is the slider value divided by ten.
• After the automatic cut-out you can open a touch-up brush per photo, switch between Erase and Restore, and size the brush from 6 to 90 pixels (default 26) to clean leftover background or recover product edges the auto-pass removed.

Step 3 – Choose outputs

Each marketplace size is a tick box. By default Amazon 2000, Shopify 2048 and Instagram 1080 are on; the Amazon 2560 zoom size, eBay 1600 and Etsy 2000 start off so you only produce what you actually need.

• Product coverage of frame runs from 70% to 95% (default 85%): it sets how large the product sits within the square, measured against the tight bounding box of the cut-out.
• “Include transparent PNG cutout” is on by default and exports a background-free PNG at the cut-out’s largest edge, handy for mock-ups or later design work.
• “Background for square JPGs” defaults to pure white (#ffffff); change it to off-white or another brand colour if your channel or store template expects it.
• “Soft drop shadow” is off by default because strict Amazon main-image rules want a clean white background; turn it on for your own store, social posts or banners.

Step 4 – Download

Square images are encoded as JPEG at high quality; the transparent cut-out is a PNG. Files are named after your original photo plus the size key, and a “Download all” button bundles them with the self-hosted JSZip library. The page never sends your photos anywhere to make the ZIP.

Why the sizes are what they are

Amazon’s main-image zoom expects the longest side to be at least 1600 pixels, so the presets jump straight to 2000 (and an optional 2560 for maximum zoom). eBay, Etsy and Shopify each have their own sweet spots around 1600–2048, while Instagram’s square feed fits 1080. Because every file is generated from the same cut-out at the same coverage, the product stays centred and identically scaled on all of them.

If you later need a single image compressed under an upload cap, run it through the image compressor; if you want to cut out a photo without producing a whole pack, the background remover covers that one-off job.

Privacy and result handling

The cut-out, colour correction, resizing, shadow compositing and ZIP are all computed in your tab using Canvas and the self-hosted cut-out engine. Nothing is uploaded, queued or stored, and the export carries no watermark beyond what you design. Once the page and its libraries have loaded, you can even work with the network disconnected.

Related tools

• Product Photo Studio — single-marketplace white-background product images
• Background Remover — cut out one photo and place it on a new backdrop
• Image Compressor — shrink an exported listing image under a marketplace cap
• Resize Image — precise pixel resizing when you need a non-square size

Frequently Asked Questions