Which photos should I use?
Good and honest photos increase the trust of potential buyers.
On this page
On this page
Photograph the item
- In good light
- Against a quiet background
- Completely from the front and back
- From multiple perspectives
- With visible brand or label
- With size reference
- With accessories
- With all existing defects
Avoid
- Heavily edited colors
- Stock product photos
- Screenshots from other shops
- Watermarks from other platforms
- Blurry images
- Images with visible addresses or personal documents
Important: Do not edit images in a way that conceals signs of wear or damage. Honest photos protect you from disputes later on.
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Last updated: 7/9/2026