A handmade mug, a secondhand jacket, and a new collection need different kinds of photos. Start with the workflow that fits your product and where you plan to list it.
For each one, learn what to photograph, which edits help, and what to check before publishing. Lightbox is an editor for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. You export the finished images and upload them to each marketplace yourself.
Plan a clear main image and useful supporting photos for Amazon product listings. Prepare a white background and review the rules for your category.
Learn more about Product photos for Amazon listingsPlan clothing photos that show fabric, shape, stitching, and fit. Prepare clear flat lays and consistent backgrounds without changing the garment.
Learn more about Clothing product photographyPrepare eBay photos that show the item’s condition, included parts, and detail. Keep the background clear and promotional overlays out of the listing image.
Learn more about Product photos for eBay listingsPrepare Etsy listing photos that show handmade details, scale, and finish. Plan a consistent lead image and a useful set of supporting photos.
Learn more about Product photos for Etsy sellersPlan clear photos for packaged food, baked goods, and small food brands. Show the actual portion, packaging, and texture in a consistent setting.
Learn more about Food product photographyPrepare jewelry photos that show metal, stones, clasps, and scale. Keep fine edges visible and use real detail photos to support the listing.
Learn more about Jewelry product photographyPrepare clothing resale photos that show shape, labels, measurements, and condition. Build a repeatable photo set for Depop, Poshmark, and Vinted.
Learn more about Photos for Depop, Poshmark, and VintedPrepare a consistent Shopify product grid with shared crops, backgrounds, and useful detail images. Plan photos for collections and product pages.
Learn more about Product photos for Shopify storesTurn a clear product image into a social post with room for the message. Plan reusable layouts and separate crops for your shop and social channels.
Learn more about Product photos for social posts