eBay recommends listing photos of at least 1600px on the longest side so buyers can zoom in on details. Drop your photos below to resize them to a 1600 × 1600 square — pad or crop, your choice — compressed and ready to upload.
On iPhone/iPad, "Download all" may open the images instead of saving a ZIP — save them one by one from the preview (long-press → Save to Photos / Files).
eBay accepts images up to 7 MB and asks for a minimum of 500px on the longest side, but photos under 1600px look soft when buyers zoom. Since zoom is what closes sales on collectibles, electronics and clothing, 1600 × 1600 has become the de-facto standard for listings.
Unlike Amazon, eBay does not demand a pure white background — you are free to crop tight or pad with any colour. The trade-off is yours to make: a padded square keeps the whole item in frame and looks tidy in search results; a filled crop makes the product larger and more dramatic.
As with every preset in this tool, the crop position is under your control — drag the photo inside the frame before processing, and apply the same framing to a whole batch with one click.
| Placement | Size (px) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Listing photo | 2000 × 2000 | Minimum 2000px on shortest side for zoom |
| Big shop banner | 3360 × 840 | 4:1 desktop header |
| Mini shop banner | 1200 × 160 | Narrow strip banner |
| Shop icon | 500 × 500 | Displayed as a circle |
| Listing landscape | 2700 × 2025 | 4:3 flat-lay friendly |
| Listing portrait | 1500 × 2000 | 3:4 clothing friendly |
At least 1600px on the longest side — that is what eBay recommends for zoom. A 1600 × 1600 square works across eBay's layouts and leaves room for cropping in different views.
No. Unlike Amazon, eBay allows any background for most categories. Pad with white if you want a clean catalogue look, or crop to fill the frame.
Yes — drop up to 40 photos at once, set the framing once, apply it to all, and download everything as a single ZIP.