Here are eBay’s photo guidelines:

• Feature at least one photo when you list an item or create a new product.
• Include large, clear photos of the item.
• Pictures of any flaws are required as well so that buyers can see exactly what they will receive.

Here are eBay’s photo guidelines on what NOT to do:

• Including photos that don’t accurately represent the item.
• Adding borders to your photos.
• Placeholder images used to convey messages, such as no image available, or out of stock, or other marketing messages.
• Stock photos for used, damaged or defective items.
• Using a picture that is less than 500 pixels on the longest side.
• Adding additional text, artwork or marketing to photos.
• Watermarks of any type, including those used for ownership attribution.

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You can find out more information about eBay’s photo guidelines on our blog about How to Create eBay Images that Sell More Products.