Pick every place these images are going. It changes what we can deliver, and we would rather find that out now than after you upload.
Amazon #FFFFFF Main image on pure white — we take care of that. ? What the requirements means The main image must be pure white (RGB 255,255,255) and Amazon checks it automatically. Apparel may show the product on a model; most other categories may not. 1,000px on the longest side, 1,600px to switch zoom on.
bol #FFFFFF Main image on white, no model on it — the on-model shot goes second. ? What the requirements means White, neutral background with no visible shadow, and no model on the main image at all — the on-model shot goes in the additional images. 500px minimum, 1,200px for zoom.
Zalando #FFFFFF Packshots on white, JPG only. Read the note about the on-model shot. ? What the requirements means Packshots on #FFFFFF, model views on light grey (#F1F1F1), JPG only, 1:1.44, three compliant images per apparel article. Read the warning below before you pick this one.
Our own webshop Your shop, your rules — any colour, any crop. ? What the requirements means Your shop, your rules. Any background colour, any crop, and webp is fine here — it is the one place it is.
Social and ads No background rule. You place the AI label on the post yourself. ? What the requirements means No background rule. Instagram and TikTok have their own AI switch on a post, and Meta asks for a visible label on ads where the synthetic image is on screen for more than a few seconds.
Google Shopping No background rule. The AI disclosure is already in the file. ? What the requirements means No background rule, but the AI disclosure has to be in the file: Google requires the IPTC DigitalSourceType property and says not to strip it. Every format we deliver carries it — jpg, png and webp alike — so whichever one you upload is fine. Keep it in the file when you re-export.
Not sure yet? Leave it — we deliver on pure white, which is the safest answer everywhere.
The background is fixed to pure white. Amazon, bol and Zalando require it — locked to #FFFFFF for this order. ? What the requirements means Amazon, bol and Zalando all require a pure white main image, and Amazon checks it automatically. The background choice below is locked to #FFFFFF for this order.
Want your own background as well? Order the product twice: once on white, once in your own colour. Both count as a normal product. ? What the requirements means Order the same product twice: one marketplace version on white, and one for your own shop and socials in the colour you want. The second one counts as a normal product, so it is charged at the rate your total lands on — not as a surcharge.
Which image goes first. Lead with the front packshot; the on-model shot goes among the additional images. ? What the requirements means bol allows no model on the main image, and Amazon only allows one there for apparel. This costs you nothing: the on-model shot stays in your set, it simply belongs among the additional images. Lead with the front packshot, then the back, the close-up and the on-model shot behind it.
About Zalando and the on-model shot
Zalando asks for model views photographed with a real person. Our on-model shot is generated, so we cannot promise it will be accepted as a compliant model view — the packshots are a different matter and meet their spec. If Zalando is where this range lives, use our images for the pack views and talk to us before you count on the model one.