Practical guides for online sellers: product photos, marketplace listings, video ads and growing your store.
The official rules: JPEG or PNG up to 10 MB, how many photos, what the main photo must show, the authentication close-ups by category, and what gets rejected.
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How many photos to upload, cover photo styles, the labels and tags buyers check, sneaker shots, tagged photos, measurements and common mistakes.
Beating reflections on a gloss finish, the full shot list buyers expect, Reverb's photo limit and square thumbnails, showing flaws, and amps and pedals.
A simple setup, backgrounds by material, the full shot list, readable maker's marks, photographing cracks and repairs honestly, sets, and edits that stay true.
Hanging vs flat lay, prep without melting numbers, soft daylight for true club colors, the tag and crest close-ups collectors check, and signed shirts.
Glare-free cases, showing disc scratches, cartridge labels and contacts, complete-in-box layouts, game lots, consoles and the photos retro buyers expect.
When to scan and when to photograph, the right dpi, black backgrounds for perforations, gum, hinges and thins, lots and album pages, and honest edits.
A phone setup that kills glare, square covers, slabbed books, the photos buyers grade from, honest defect shots and how to photograph lots and runs.
The shot list that answers "will it fit?", readable part numbers, lighting for small and large parts, eBay's rules for used parts and safe background edits.
The shot list record buyers expect, glare-free sleeve photos, raking light that reveals scratches, runout etchings and honest edits.
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