Printed Stationery Kit
Printed cards on a textured orange sheet, the kind of material that can go into the box with each order. This is a sample project: it shows a visual style, not work for a named client, and no results are attached to it. We share samples like this to show the look, lighting and framing we aim for when we prepare listing images.
Good listing images follow each marketplace's rules. Main images usually need a clean background, with the product filling most of the frame, while gallery images can show scale, details and the product in use.
When we optimize a listing, we review its images together with the title and bullet points, so every part tells the buyer the same story.
Product visuals do different jobs on a listing. The main image has to win the click in search results,
while gallery images answer buyer questions about size, materials and details before they need to ask.
A sample like this one is a starting point for planning a full image set for each product: the main image, close-up details, scale and lifestyle shots.
Each marketplace sets its own image rules, and those rules change over time. Before new images go live,
we check them against the current requirements of every channel the product is listed on.
Keeping visuals consistent across Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Etsy, TikTok Shop and Shopify helps buyers recognize a brand wherever they find it.