eBay's rules are looser than Amazon's, but the gallery crop and the free-resolution threshold still catch sellers out.
| Use | Pixels | Ratio | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recommended | 1600 × 1600 | 1:1 | JPEG |
| Free hosting threshold | up to 1600 px longest side | — | — |
| Minimum useful | 500 px longest side | — | — |
| Max file size | 12 MB | — | JPEG / PNG / GIF |
| Gallery thumbnail | square crop | 1:1 | — |
| Images per listing | up to 24 (free: 12) | — | — |
eBay sellers usually have the same problem as Amazon sellers: dozens or hundreds of photos that all need the same treatment.
Batch Photo Studio resizes an entire folder to 1600 × 1600, pads to square instead of cropping, and exports a ZIP ready to upload. The eBay preset is built in.
It runs entirely in your browser — inventory photos never leave your computer, which matters if you're listing items you haven't shipped yet.
Resize a whole batch free →1600 × 1600 px square. It stays inside the free hosting allowance and is large enough for the zoom feature to work.
It's the minimum eBay accepts, but photos that small look blurry in the gallery and in search results. Use 1600 px.
No. eBay allows any background, though a clean, light background performs better in search results and matches buyer expectations.
Up to 24, with the first 12 free on most accounts. Use them — listings with more photos sell better.
Amazon · Etsy · eBay · Shopify
Batch resize a folder · Remove backgrounds in bulk · Watermark the batch · Split long infographic images