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Marketplace aspect ratio cheatsheet

Marketplace aspect ratio cheatsheet for fashion ecommerce. Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, eBay, TikTok Shop, Instagram, Pinterest — every product image ratio, pixel size, and platform constraint in one canonical reference, sourced from each platform's own public docs.

PlatformSurfaceRatioPixelsNotes
AmazonMain product image1:1 (square)1600 × 1600 (zoom enabled)Pure white #FFFFFF background mandatory; product fills 85% of frame; no logo, no text, no mannequin.source
AmazonSecondary images1:1≥ 1000 × 1000 to enable zoomLifestyle, ghost mannequin back panels, detail crops are allowed; still recommended square.source
ShopifyPDP main image4:5 (portrait)1080 × 1350 minimumRecommended by Shopify for fashion verticals; matches Instagram's portrait crop so the same asset reuses everywhere.source
ShopifyStorefront card / collection1:1 or 4:5≥ 800 × 800Theme-dependent. Most modern themes accept either ratio; mismatch causes letterboxing.source
EtsyListing photo4:3 (landscape)2000 × 1500Etsy auto-crops to 4:3 in carousel; portrait/square crops will cut off edges.source
eBayListing photo1:11600 px on the longest sidePure white background recommended for category Style → Clothing, Shoes & Accessories.source
TikTok ShopProduct detail page1:1≥ 800 × 8009:16 video required for live and shoppable shorts; static product images stay square.source
InstagramFeed (portrait)4:51080 × 1350Maximum vertical real estate in feed; same crop as Shopify PDP — single asset reuses cleanly.source
InstagramStories / Reels9:161080 × 1920Full vertical; safe area: keep critical content within the centered 1080 × 1620 box.source
PinterestStandard pin2:3 (portrait)1000 × 1500Pinterest favors taller pins; longer than 2:3 gets truncated in feed.source
Email / LookbookHero image16:9 (landscape)1920 × 1080Standard horizontal hero across email clients, decks, and lookbook PDFs.source

Last reviewed 2026-04-29. Each row links to the platform's own documentation. Apiway White Studio supports all of these ratios as presets — see the studio to switch ratios on a single batch.