Poshmark's feed now shows 3:4 portrait covershots — square photos sit padded and small. CatalogX turns a flat photo of your item into a portrait on-model covershot that fills the tile and wins the tap.
The covershot is the listing — everything else is backup. Here is what to hit.
No mannequin, no self-timer gymnastics, no borrowed model.
One clear flat shot of the actual piece — tags, pins and hangers are removed automatically.
40+ models and 50+ backgrounds. Portrait full-body output is the default — shaped for the new covershot tile.
Angled and back views from one run, your own close-ups for tags and flaws, and a video if you have one.
Full-body generations come out portrait — made for the 3:4 tile, not squeezed into it. Square-era photos in your closet can be refreshed one flat photo at a time.
Wearing, shooting and steaming every piece caps how many listings you make a day. A flat photo per item removes the cap.
Same model, same scene, every listing — your closet page reads like a boutique, and boutiques get follows.
The AI reproduces the exact item photographed — nothing invented, nothing smoothed away. Your covershot matches what arrives in the box.
Poshmark switched covershot display from square to 3:4 portrait in March 2026 — 1200×1600px is the sweet spot. Old square photos still show, but padded; portrait photos fill the full tile and win more taps.
Up to 16 photos plus one video. Use the covershot for the on-model portrait shot, then fill the rest with front, back, label, fabric and flaw close-ups.
Yes — the covershot is the only thing buyers see in the feed, and a garment on a body beats a garment on a hanger for taps. The detail photos behind it still show the actual item's condition.
Yes — photograph the actual item flat, and CatalogX puts that exact piece on a model without redrawing it. Keep your own close-ups of tags and any flaws in the detail slots, as Poshmark buyers expect.
No. The item is reproduced exactly as photographed — prints, stitching, hardware and trims stay put. The covershot stays an honest picture of what ships. Start with 5 free credits, no card required.
One flat photo per item — portrait, on-model, feed-ready.