How to check product images before listing
To check product images, upload one or more photos and choose the marketplace you are listing on. The checker runs local heuristics on each file and reports what looks ready and what likely needs fixing, covering dimensions, aspect ratio, file size, format, transparency, background fit, and how the product is framed.
When a file is flagged, the result explains what looks wrong and links straight to the existing tool that can fix it, whether that means resizing and cropping, cleaning up the background, compressing a heavy batch, or stripping metadata. The next step is always clear.
All upload, analysis, and guidance stay in your browser. Your product images remain on your device while the checks run, so nothing is sent to a server.
- Upload one or more product images
- Choose the marketplace context
- Review per-file readiness results
- Follow the fix links to the right tool
What the checker flags, and what it does not
The checker focuses on practical, seller-side photo problems that are easy to miss until upload is already underway: a frame that is too tight, a file that is too heavy, a background that feels too busy, or a product sitting too close to the edge. Catching these early keeps the listing workflow moving.
It checks dimensions and aspect ratio for common listing contexts, gives file-size, format, and transparency warnings, and applies light background and safe-framing heuristics for photo prep. Supported contexts include Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, eBay, Walmart Marketplace, Facebook Marketplace, and TikTok Shop.
To be clear, this is a practical readiness checker, not an official validator. It does not claim to know every platform rule and will not guarantee approval; it flags likely problems and points to the tool that can fix them.
- Dimensions and aspect-ratio checks for common listing contexts
- File-size, format, and transparency warnings
- Background and safe-framing heuristics
- Fix guidance into existing tools, all without server upload