For eBay sellers
Get today’s stock ready to list.
Cameras, shoes, tools, one-off finds. Turn a mixed batch of product photos into clean, consistently framed eBay listing images.
Prepare your listing photosFrom a mixed batch to listing images
Three angles of the same boots, shot on the floor, come out as matching white-background listing images at eBay's 1600 × 1600.
A repeatable workflow for one-off stock
Clear the background
Remove the table, floor or room behind the item. Refine the cutout around cables, straps and handles before choosing a plain background.
Remove a backgroundSet a consistent frame
Keep the full item visible and leave breathing room around it. Use catalog resize to align photos with different original dimensions.
Explore catalog resizeReuse the setup
Save your layout as a template for the next batch. Export the finished images, then upload them to the matching eBay listings.
Explore reusable templates
The condition is part of the product.
For resellers and flippers, a useful edit clears the surroundings while leaving the actual item honest. Keep detail photos alongside the main listing image.
Read eBay’s picture policy- Keep scratches, sole wear, dents and other condition details visible.
- Include the accessories being sold and show labels or model numbers in additional photos.
- Use clear product-only images that follow eBay’s picture policy.
Preparing photos for eBay
How do I add the edited photos to my eBay listings?
Export your finished images from PhotoFig and upload them to the matching eBay listings. Review the main image and detail shots together before publishing.
Can I use it for second-hand items?
Yes. Start with photos of the actual item you are selling. Remove background distractions without erasing wear, damage or other details a buyer needs to see.
Can I process a batch of different items?
Yes. Use a saved template and batch processing for a repeated setup, then review each result. Items with thin straps, cables or unusual shapes may need individual mask adjustments.