What photos you should upload

Having many informative photos (up to 20 per listing) and ensuring their quality will help you attract a buyer’s attention and sell more quickly.

Here’s what to keep in mind when taking photos and adding them to your listing:

1. First pic, full view
   Show the entire item in the first picture. Don’t use collages.
2. Show your item’s authenticity
   When listing an item by a well-known brand (e.g. a luxury brand), make sure to upload close-up photos of details like the labels and logos. Adding plenty of these details helps to show the item’s authenticity. Also, add your proof of purchase (like a receipt or invoice) whenever possible too.
3. Use your own pics
   Don’t use stock or watermarked images, and other pictures you find online. They’re copyrighted and may not show the current condition of your item.
4. Capture the true colours
   Choose pictures taken in natural daylight, over those taken in the lamplight. Also, don’t use flash or filters.
5. Reveal different angles
   Take photos of the item from several angles to make the listing more appealing and complete.
6. Close-up of important features
   Attach close-up photos of important features that aren’t visible in other photos. This may include the item’s logo, care label, stitching and/or similar details. Make sure any text is readable as well.
7. Show the defects
   Show the item’s defects (if any) in the pics. If you don’t mention them, the buyer might want to cancel the order and return the item.
8. Keep privacy and safety in mind
   To help keep things private, it's a good idea to avoid showing your face in photos. You may consider blurring or cropping any identifiable features if you like. Displaying items on a hanger, mannequin, or using a flat lay can also be a great alternative to modeling them yourself.
   Additionally, we advise not to disclose private information, such as full names, addresses, phone numbers, or bank details, in your chats.
   

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