Marketplace image sizing
Meet marketplace image size limits before uploading
Etsy, eBay, and Amazon each have minimum image sizes, and uploading too-small photos disables zoom or blocks the listing. The image resizer applies the right dimensions locally, and the marketplace guide lists the exact requirements.
Resize for a marketplace in four steps
Resize first, compress second, upload third.
Open the resizer
Load the image resizer and add the master photo.
Pick the marketplace
Use the requirement for Etsy, eBay, or Amazon: 2000px, 1600px, or 1000px+.
Set dimensions
Enter the target size and keep the aspect ratio or crop to square.
Download and upload
Save the resized photo and check the file size before uploading.
The size requirements at a glance
Etsy recommends 2000 pixels or more on the shortest side for zoom. eBay uses 1600 pixels on the longest side for its zoom feature. Amazon requires at least 1000 pixels on the longest side, with 1600 or more for the zoom.
Check the current guidelines before a big listing run, because marketplaces update requirements over time.
- Etsy: 2000 px or more on the shortest side
- eBay: 1600 px on the longest side
- Amazon: 1000 px minimum, 1600+ for zoom
Why listings reject photos
- Photos under the marketplace minimum size
- Wrong aspect ratio that crops the product
- File sizes over the upload limit
Best practices
- Keep a large master and resize copies for each marketplace
- Fill at least 85 percent of the frame with the product
- Compress with the image compressor after resizing
Frequently asked questions
What size does Etsy require?
Etsy recommends 2000 pixels or more on the shortest side so buyers can zoom into the photo.
Can I resize without cropping?
Yes. Keep the aspect ratio locked to avoid cropping, or crop to a square when the marketplace prefers it.
Should I resize or compress first?
Resize first, then compress. Resizing reduces file size, and compression cannot fix pixel dimensions.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Your photos stay local
Resizing runs in your browser. Photos are never uploaded or stored.
Open Image Resizer