Fix for a marketplace
Make a photo meet a marketplace’s image rules, then check the result.
How it works
The marketplace’s rules decide what is done. Where white is required, the product is cut out onto pure white and framed at the marketplace’s size and fill. Where added text is not allowed, it is painted out. Every photo is sized and compressed to the limits, and a small one is upscaled only when it is under the marketplace’s minimum. Then the result is checked again.
- You choose
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- Marketplace: Amazon (main image), eBay, Etsy, Shopify, Google Merchant Center, Allegro, Zalando (packshot)
- It takes
- One photo at a time, or a whole folder at once in the browser.
- You get
- The fixed photo, and whether it now passes.
- Cost
- 1 credit a photo
In the API
One request a photo, with an API key from the console. POST /v1/fix
curl -X POST "https://api.photos.sh/v1/fix?marketplace=amazon" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $PHOTOS_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: image/jpeg" \
--data-binary @photo.jpg \
-o result.jpg
More tools to get accepted
- Check photosFind blurry, noisy, dark or badly framed photos, and what a marketplace would reject.
Try it on your own photos.
Create an account, buy a pack when you need one, and drop your first photos into Fix for a marketplace.