Ecommerce Product Photography

The main image must show the product on a pure white background, filling most of the frame, with no text, logos, watermarks or props, in JPEG or PNG at a size large enough to zoom. Secondary images can show lifestyle, infographics and scale. Amazon updates these rules from time to time, so we check the current guidelines for your category before every shoot.

Six to eight is a good target on Amazon and Flipkart: the main packshot, two or three angles, one or two lifestyle images, an infographic and a scale shot. Quick-commerce platforms need mainly one strong thumbnail; Shopify benefits from a gallery plus a collection cover.

Five to fifteen days depending on SKU count and the image set per product. A 20-SKU packshot job sits at the short end; a 200-SKU catalogue with lifestyle and A+ modules at the long end, often delivered in weekly batches so uploads can start early.

For lifestyle scenes, infographic backgrounds and large catalogues, yes; for the product itself we prefer a real packshot so colours, labels and proportions are exact. AI scenes are built around the real product image, and every output is checked against the physical product before delivery.

For small catalogues, yes — products are couriered to us and returned. For large or fragile catalogues we shoot at your factory, warehouse or store in Gujarat and nearby cities with a portable setup.

Often, yes. Background clean-up, colour correction, re-cropping to platform rules and adding infographic layers can rescue a decent existing shoot. If the originals are low-resolution or badly lit, a reshoot of the main image is the faster route to better conversion.

Images are the first thing a marketplace buyer judges, and the main image is what earns the click from a search page, so image quality affects both click-through and conversion. We do not promise a number, but we track click-through and conversion rate on the listings before and after so you can see the effect on your own account.