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Marketplace Image Resizer

One tool for listing photos across Amazon, TikTok Shop,Etsy, eBay, Shopify, andWalmart. Resize, optional white pad, then download one ZIP.

All image processing runs locally in your browser. Original product photos never upload to our server.That matters when listing shots are confidential.

iPhone HEIC? Drop it here—this tool converts HEIC in your browser, then resizes. Prefer a convert-only step first?HEIC to JPG converter(also local).HEIC for Amazon listings guide.

Marketplaces

Check one marketplace, or several for one ZIP with a folder for each.

Max file size auto-reduces JPEG quality to stay under the cap (no separate quality slider). Need ~100 KB targets?Image Compressor.

EXIF/GPS: canvas resize re-encodes JPEG, so metadata is usually dropped as a side effect.Amazon does not require EXIF removal for listing approval. Keep originals if you need camera metadata for your own records.

Main-image reminders (Amazon-style):no watermarks, text, or logos on the main image; show the full product (don’t crop off the item). Rules vary by category—confirm in Seller Central.
Drop product photos here

JPEG · PNG · WebP · HEIC — nothing is uploaded to our servers

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How it works

  1. Check the marketplace(s) you list on.
  2. Drop JPEG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC (HEIC is converted here in-browser). With one marketplace checked, tweak size or white background. Optional:HEIC-only converterfor convert-first batches.
  3. Process once and download one ZIP. Processing never leaves this browser.

Marketplace size reference

Tool defaults are seller-prep targets. For Amazon specifically:official zoom floor ≥1000px;~1600px+ often cited as optimal;2000×2000 is our custom recommended master (not an Amazon “must be 2000” rule).Sources: Amazon Seller Central image guidance / seller help summaries, reviewed 2026.Always confirm in each platform’s Seller Center—rules change.

MarketplaceDefault in this toolNotes
Amazon2000×2000 · white BGDefault 2000×2000 seller master · white BG (official zoom ≥1000; ~1600+ optimal)
TikTok Shop1200×1200 · white BG1200×1200 square (min often 600) · white BG for main image
Etsy2000×20002000×2000 practical listing master (Etsy recommends ~2000px; first-photo floor ~635px)
eBay1600×16001600×1600 square for gallery zoom
Shopify2048×20482048×2048 square storefront common
Walmart2200×2200 · white BG2200×2200 square · white BG (Walmart Marketplace Learn)

Tip: Amazon often expects filenames like ASIN.MAIN.jpg after upload—rename in Seller Central or your folder if needed. (Optional ASIN naming in-tool is not v1.)

EXIF / GPS report (before re-encode)

The table shows metadata present in the source file. After canvas resize, exported JPEGs typically no longer carry that EXIF—optional for privacy, not required by Amazon.

FileCameraGPSDateOtherSize

FAQ — Amazon, TikTok Shop, Etsy & more

Can I resize photos for Amazon and TikTok Shop in one tool?

Yes. This marketplace image resizer covers Amazon, TikTok Shop, Etsy, eBay, Shopify, and Walmart on one page. Check one or more marketplaces, then Process — no separate tool per channel. All processing runs locally in your browser.

Can I export Amazon and TikTok Shop sizes in one ZIP?

Yes. Check multiple marketplaces (for example Amazon + TikTok Shop), drop your photos once, and Process. You get one ZIP with a folder per marketplace. Original files never upload to our servers.

What size do Amazon product photos need?

Per Amazon Seller Central image guidance (reviewed 2026): longest side ≥1000px enables zoom; about 1600px+ is widely cited as optimal. Our Amazon preset defaults to 2000×2000 as a custom seller master above that band (not an Amazon “must be exactly 2000” rule)—use the 1600px quick button for the official-optimal band. Confirm latest help text in Seller Central.

Does Amazon require stripping EXIF?

No. Amazon listing rules do not require EXIF removal. Resizing through canvas re-encodes JPEG and typically drops EXIF/GPS as a side effect of white-pad/resize—not because Amazon mandates it. Keep your original files if you need metadata for your own records.

What is the TikTok Shop product image size?

TikTok Shop images should be square. Official minimum is often 600×600; many sellers use 1200×1200. The TikTok Shop preset defaults to 1200×1200 with optional white background for the main image.

What size should Etsy listing photos be?

Etsy Help recommends listing photos around 2000px on each side for quality (platform recommendation, reviewed 2026)—that is not the same as the first-photo floor of about 635×635. Our Etsy preset defaults to 2000×2000 as a practical master. Confirm current Help text in your Etsy seller account.

Does this work for eBay and Shopify too?

Yes. eBay defaults to 1600×1600 (eBay’s recommended zoom band); Shopify defaults to 2048×2048; Walmart Marketplace defaults to 2200×2200 with white background (Marketplace Learn recommended size).

Are my photos uploaded to a server?

No. All image processing runs locally in your browser. Original product photos never upload to our server—you can verify in DevTools → Network.

My photos are iPhone HEIC—what first?

You can drop HEIC/HEIF straight into this resizer—conversion runs in your browser before sizing. For large HEIC-only batches, you can also use the HEIC to JPG converter first, then come back here. See the HEIC for Amazon guide for Seller Central format notes.

Can I control JPEG file size or quality?

Use Max file size (MB) on this page—the tool automatically lowers JPEG quality so each export stays under that cap (default 5 MB). There is no separate quality slider here. For a precise target like 100 KB, run the Image Compressor after you resize.

Is there a batch limit?

No. Process as many images as your device can handle in one run. There is no account or signup wall.

Marketplace image rules can change by region and category. Always verify the latest requirements in each Seller Center / Help Center before you publish. Numbers on this page may mix official help text and common seller practice — confirm before you publish.

Found a problem? Tell us

If a tool breaks, looks wrong, or fails your workflow, please report it. Confirmed useful bug reports help us fix issues faster. No account required.

  • Include the tool name, what you expected, and what happened
  • Add steps to reproduce (and browser if you know it)
  • Optional: a sample file note or screenshot description