Make Etsy-ready listing photos in one click. This free online tool exports 2700×2025 (4:3) or 2000×2000 (1:1) with automatic white fill, so the listing grid stops cropping your product and nothing gets stretched. Selling clothing? See how CatalogX helps Etsy sellers or the garment-by-garment guides.
Drag & drop your Etsy listing photos here
or click to choose files
JPG, PNG or WebP · multiple files supported · output is JPEG with white padding
Etsy will accept a small photo — and then show it badly. These are the numbers that decide whether your listing looks sharp in the grid and in zoom.
| Requirement | Spec | QC Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum resolution | 2000px on the shortest side | Below this, Etsy's zoom view goes soft and detail shots stop being useful |
| Thumbnail ratio | Around 4:3 — 2700×2025 px is a clean fit | A portrait photo in a 4:3 grid gets cropped top and bottom; exporting at the ratio prevents it |
| Background | Clean and consistent across the shop | Etsy is a browse-first marketplace: an inconsistent grid reads as an inconsistent shop |
| Overlays | Keep the first image clean | Text on the primary image competes with the listing title in the grid and rarely wins |
| Format | JPG / PNG | This tool outputs high-quality JPEG (0.92) |
Etsy updates its guidance from time to time — confirm the current numbers in Etsy's own seller documentation before a large re-upload. For what to actually photograph, see AI listing photos for Etsy sellers.
Etsy Listing (2700×2025, 4:3) is selected by default. Switch to Square (2000×2000) if your shop is square-first, or enter a Custom size for anything else.
Drop in JPG, PNG or WebP files — batch as many as you need. Each photo keeps its true proportions and gets clean white fill to reach the exact frame.
Download the exact-dimension JPEGs and upload them to your Etsy listings — no more thumbnails cropping the hem off your garment.
Sizing makes a listing look right — a model makes it sell. CatalogX turns your flat lays into photorealistic on-model photography in about 30 seconds, then exports it to Etsy's frame and every other channel you list on.
Etsy asks for at least 2000 pixels on the shortest side, and listing thumbnails display best around a 4:3 ratio — 2700×2025 pixels is a clean way to hit both, and it is the default here. A 2000×2000 square is the other sensible option if your shop's grid is square-first. Etsy updates its guidance from time to time, so confirm the current spec in Etsy's own seller documentation before a big re-upload.
Because the listing grid crops to its own ratio, not yours. If your photo is a tall portrait and the grid wants something closer to 4:3, the top and bottom go. Exporting at the target ratio with white fill solves it: the product keeps its true proportions and the padding absorbs the difference instead of the crop eating your garment.
Yes. No signup, no login, no watermark on the output and no limit on how many listing photos you resize. It is a genuinely free tool from CatalogX.
Never. The resizing runs entirely inside your browser using the HTML5 canvas, so your photos stay on your device from start to finish. Nothing is sent to CatalogX or any other server.
Use 2700×2025 (4:3 landscape) if you want your listing thumbnails to fill the grid without cropping — it is the safer default. Use 2000×2000 (1:1 square) if your shop's photography is square-first and you are matching an existing set. If you need something else, the Custom option takes any size up to 5000 pixels.