The minimum image requirements of major e-tailers, such as Amazon, Media Markt, Carrefour, and Bol.com, are constantly evolving. Therefore it is crucial to offer the best customer experience on e-commerce websites to improve conversion. Brands do not always meet these requirements, which implies that e-tailers cannot offer the shopping experience they wish. And in addition, products might not be listed for sales.
For this reason, Icecat has adopted minimum image requirements for brands to deliver, that meet the needs of all key e-commerce partners:
Although technically, the minimum image resolution that Icecat accepts is 500 x 500 px, we recommend providing images in 4000 x 4000 px to deliver the buying experience that advanced e-tailers prefer to offer, allowing users to zoom in to view the product’s details.
The main image on an Icecat datasheet is the first image in the gallery. This image is the first image a (potential) customer sees and pops up in search results. So, this image should be easily recognizable en highlight the product’s main features.
360-degree product image is becoming more and more important for retailers.
Should you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us or comment below this post.
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