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eBay image resizer

Hit eBay's recommended 1600 pixels and stay under the upload limit, for a whole listing at once.

  • Resize to eBay's recommended 1600 px long edge in one batch
  • Compress each photo to stay comfortably under the 7 MB upload limit
  • Convert HEIC, PNG and WebP files to JPG
  • Pad to a clean square instead of cropping detail off the item

Prepare photos for

Pick more than one to export for several at once

Output settings

Shape

How to fit

Keeps the whole photo and fills the rest with a solid colour.

Format

JPG is accepted everywhere. WebP is smaller but not supported by every marketplace.

Background

Background colour

#FFFFFF

Enlarge small photos

A photo smaller than the size your platforms ask for is enlarged first, so it comes out at full marketplace size instead of shrinking to fit.

Auto-frame the product

Every photo comes out with the item centred and the same breathing room around it, however differently they were shot.

Files are saved as ebay-photo-1.jpg

Watermark

100% in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Processing happens on your device, and re-saving each photo removes GPS and camera metadata automatically.

eBay photo requirements

Minimum
500 px on the longest side
Recommended
1600 px for zoom and enlarge
Max file size
7 MB direct upload
Photos per listing
24 (12 per variation)
Not allowed
Borders, text, logos, artwork

eBay's help centre lists 12 MB while its photo tips page specifies 7 MB for direct uploads and 12 MB for images imported from a web address. We target 7 MB so your photos upload either way.

How to resize photos for eBay

  1. 1Drop in your listing photos

    Up to 50 at a time. eBay accepts HEIC natively, but converting to JPG keeps bulk-listing tools and third-party apps happy too.

  2. 2Keep 1600 px

    The eBay preset targets 1600 pixels on the long edge, which is where eBay enables zoom. Going higher rarely helps buyers and only slows the upload.

  3. 3Download and list

    Grab the ZIP, upload to your listing, and check that your first photo shows the item on a plain background.

eBay is unusually specific about photos. Every image must be at least 500 pixels on its longest side, and eBay recommends 1600 pixels because that is the threshold where the zoom and enlarge features switch on. Below it, buyers cannot inspect the item closely, which matters most for exactly the used and collectable items where close inspection decides the sale.

The file size limit is where eBay's own pages disagree with each other: the help centre quotes 12 MB, while eBay's photo tips page says 7 MB for a direct upload and 12 MB only when the image is pulled in from a web address. This tool targets 7 MB, which is the figure that holds in both cases.

One thing eBay is strict about: no borders, no added text, no logos and no artwork on your photos. If you have been adding a frame or a price banner, that is a listing policy violation, not a style choice.

eBay photo questions

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Every tool here runs the same engine — only the eBay presets and the wording change.