Prepare listing-ready asset packs for marketplace uploads in one local batch

Upload a queue of product images, choose one export profile, process the batch locally, and download a ZIP pack that is ready for catalogs, storefronts, and listing uploads.

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1. UploadAdd 10 to 100 listing images
2. ConfigureChoose one export profile
3. ProcessRun the local queue
4. ExportDownload one ZIP pack
UploadStart with the full listing queue and keep the batch on this device.
ConfigureChoose one output profile for the whole batch, then only adjust the essentials.
Catalog portraitTaller catalog framing for product cards, feature stacks, and cleaner portrait-style listing shots.
ProcessRun one local pass, then review the queue status before exporting the pack.
Queue is emptyAdd files, then process the batch locally.
PreviewReview one sample file before and after processing without leaving the batch flow.
Sample result will appear hereUpload a queue and select one item to review before and after processing.
ExportDownload one ZIP pack when the ready count matches the queue you want to ship.
ZIP export appears hereProcess the queue first, then download one finished pack.
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What this tool section is for

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Best fit

Etsy sellers and handmade product shops preparing larger groups of listing photos, portrait-style product cards, and lighter upload packs

Ideal for

Turning a seller queue into consistent portrait-oriented listing exports with cleaner framing and easier ZIP delivery

Why it belongs here

Capture Etsy batch listing intent with a portrait-entry variant that stays on the same client-side batch engine

Closest product path

Cleanor and Cleanor and Another You

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How this should help in practice

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Why portrait defaults help here

Etsy-style product batches often need taller, more product-centered framing than a generic square export. Handmade listings, detail views, and product cards can read better when the queue starts from a portrait-friendly profile.

This page does that without splitting the tool into a separate implementation. It is still the same batch optimizer underneath, just with Etsy-oriented defaults and copy.

What this page should help with

The intended job is straightforward: take a larger group of product photos, standardize the output, and leave with a lighter listing pack that is easier to upload or hand off.

  • Portrait-style handmade product batches
  • Cleaner export packs for Etsy listings
  • Consistent naming across a seller queue
  • Browser-only processing and ZIP delivery
FAQ

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Is this only for Etsy shops?

No. It uses the same root batch optimizer, but starts from a portrait-style listing profile and page copy tuned for Etsy-like seller workflows.

Can I still change the output size?

Yes. The portrait batch profile is simply the starting point. The normal canvas, format, and batch controls remain available in the editor.

Does Etsy batch processing happen on a server?

No. Queue processing and ZIP export stay local in the browser, and files are rebuilt through canvas so common metadata is stripped on save.

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