0:37 on the “disease/health issues prevention” claims not being allowed.. i am wanting to sell a neck workout device and nearly everyone selling neck harnesses claim that it can prevent neck injuries and im not sure if I can also do this. Can you please look into this and let me know? Everyone knows there is truth to this, which is why amazon is allowing them to claim this but were they ever forced to show studies that a stronger neck prevents injury?
This video is pure gold. I have been getting super blurry Product Carousel (150px x 300px) pics. What's the trick? What size and dpi do you guys use for those?
Hi Gly! Thank you so much for your question. Regarding the DPI, we use 72 PPI for all our content. As a matter of fact, this is the recommended resolution for screens. As per the size, try using 1800x3600 px. What I recommend is keeping the same ratio, but working with bigger sizes. Have a great day and don't forget to subscribe! - Mari.
@@ShareItStudio Muchas Gracias. Just Subscribed! Last Question: What would happen if I used 96 dpi instead of 72 dpi? Will that make it blurry upon uploading to Amazon?
@@MeatySpaghetti1 Hola Gly! Thank you so much for subscribing🤩 Using a higher dpi wouldn't make much of a difference. Have in mind that no matter the image size you use (1000px or 10000px, for example) Amazon will still compress the image to optimize the page navigation, so it will always look a little blurry. Let me know if you have any further questions!
Hi, thanks for watching, Jose! Claiming a product is organic or eco-friendly without certification violates Amazon's TOS. We think providing legitimate and provable information is best to avoid issues with your listing.
I'm sorry but I still don't understand how to make it the right size to not be blurry. The company logo photo size is [600px x 180px min] - I've tried that and I've also tried 1200 - 360 and I've tried 2400 x 720 etc - thank you
Nothing seems to be solving the pixelation for us. I tried larger size and png but it still uploads super pixelated even though the original file is crisp.
Hi! Thanks for watching. Check out this short we did with some extra tips that might help you, instagram.com/p/CruBEZMtIJw/. If you are using Canva, have you tried saving your file as a Print PDF? It gives you the best quality. Then you will have to use a third-party platform to convert your file into JPG or PNG (try smallpdf.com or convertio.co) Also, make sure the images you are using for your design have the best quality possible. Let us know if this works, please.
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@@annelousvanitem1919 Hi Annelous, this is Mari. Thank you so much for trusting us, and reaching out. Unfortunately, Amazon will compress all types of images that you upload no matter the quality, size file, resolution, etc. So it will always look a little blurry, even if you have Premium A+ Content. However, if it looks extremely blurry, then there's definitely something else going on. I'd be happy to take a look at your listing, and see how we could help. Send me an email to contact@shareitstudio.com and let's review it. Thank you :-)
I tried uploading the 'Standard Image Header With Text' modules (minimum 970x600) with 2225px x 1375px (also 1376), 1940x1200, and 2910x1800, but all versions look blurry. I am downloading as PNGs from Canva. What am I doing wrong? I would really appreciate your help!
Hello! Thank you so much for reaching out 😀 If you are using Canva, we recommend you download your Images as a PDF for print, and then use a third-party converter to convert the file to JPG. But you need to ensure you can export the file in the best quality possible, specifically on 72 ppi
Hi Mary! I was wondering for the Standard Image Header with Text, what dimension do you upload? I have been trying to troubleshoot the "blurry" look. Thanks!
Hi Erin! Thank you so much for your question. For Header Image or Standard Image Header with Text, we use: 2225px (W) x 1375px (H). Let me know if there's anything else I can answer for you here, or you can email me ar contact@shareitstudio.com :) Mari.
Hi Szhane! Thank you so much for your question. For "smaller" modules, we use: 2225px (width) x 688px (height)! Let me know if you have any further questions and I'd be happy to help. As well, don't forget to subscribe and follow us on our social media platforms so you can choose what we talk about next🤩📲
This is really good content for A+ Content. Everybody has the blurry problem. What size do you use for the "From The Brand" image? I noticed that it's not quite as sharp after I upload it.
Hi Stephen! The names of the modules or images can be different for sellers around the globe, so I've never seen a "From The Brand" image. Can you email me to contact@shareitstudio.com with the current size of the module you're working with, so I can guide you towards the best size? Thank you! Have a great day and don't forget to subscribe! - Mari.
Hi Mari, I wanted to ask about images. I usually do my editing on canva and save the document as a PDF print file then convert it to a PNG file 300dpi 3000x3000 and then upload it on my listing. I've found the images to still come out a little blurry. Are there any hacks around this? Also, would you then compress the file?
Hi, Boxer! Thank you so much for your question. - First, you shouldn't export the images as print files since the color mode for print (CMYK) and digital (RGB) use are different! Our screens work with RGB colors as these are used for any type of media that transmits light. Export them as RGB PNGs if you don't want to lose any details. - In this same note of ideas, 72ppi is more than enough for images used on digital platforms. - The slight blurriness on Amazon happens because the platform compresses the images when you upload them already. So no need to do it yourself! Let me know if you have any further questions and I'd be happy to help. As well, don't forget to subscribe and follow us on our social media platforms so you can choose what we talk about next🤩📲
@@ShareItStudio Thank you so much for replying. I will try this out. It's just with Canva the pdf print quality is so much better than the png I download it.
Hi Jim, thank you so much for your question! For that module, we would use 3000px:3000 px, just the same as a listing image. If you have any other questions, feel free to email me at contact@shareitstudio.com and I'd be happy to help.
@@ShareItStudio Great. There are so many blurry A+ content images on Amazon that most sellers probably just accept because they have no idea. Would you make your upload size at 3000px:3000px also for the "Standard 4 images and text (220x220 minimum)" module?
Hey guys! We did a little short for Social Media to give some updates about this common issue. Please check it out instagram.com/p/CruBEZMtIJw/ 🫶
0:37 on the “disease/health issues prevention” claims not being allowed.. i am wanting to sell a neck workout device and nearly everyone selling neck harnesses claim that it can prevent neck injuries and im not sure if I can also do this. Can you please look into this and let me know?
Everyone knows there is truth to this, which is why amazon is allowing them to claim this but were they ever forced to show studies that a stronger neck prevents injury?
I have exported from Canva in PNG and over 3,000 px and my content is still extremely blurry! I am so confused, can you offer any other suggestions?
Hi Grace! Sorry for the wait. Try to export in PDF and then convert it to PNG.
This video is pure gold. I have been getting super blurry Product Carousel (150px x 300px) pics. What's the trick? What size and dpi do you guys use for those?
Hi Gly! Thank you so much for your question.
Regarding the DPI, we use 72 PPI for all our content. As a matter of fact, this is the recommended resolution for screens.
As per the size, try using 1800x3600 px.
What I recommend is keeping the same ratio, but working with bigger sizes.
Have a great day and don't forget to subscribe! - Mari.
@@ShareItStudio Muchas Gracias. Just Subscribed! Last Question: What would happen if I used 96 dpi instead of 72 dpi? Will that make it blurry upon uploading to Amazon?
@@MeatySpaghetti1 Hola Gly! Thank you so much for subscribing🤩
Using a higher dpi wouldn't make much of a difference.
Have in mind that no matter the image size you use (1000px or 10000px, for example) Amazon will still compress the image to optimize the page navigation, so it will always look a little blurry.
Let me know if you have any further questions!
Super helpful video! Thanks.
Hi Jayden! Thank you so much for watching. Let us know if you have any questions. We are happy to help!
There is a product that claims it is organic but has not shown the certification. Amazon has not said anything about it.
Hi, thanks for watching, Jose! Claiming a product is organic or eco-friendly without certification violates Amazon's TOS. We think providing legitimate and provable information is best to avoid issues with your listing.
I'm sorry but I still don't understand how to make it the right size to not be blurry. The company logo photo size is [600px x 180px min] - I've tried that and I've also tried 1200 - 360 and I've tried 2400 x 720 etc - thank you
Caleb, lets just on a call. We'll help you out. Here's the calendly link. calendly.com/shareitstudio/technical
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Nothing seems to be solving the pixelation for us. I tried larger size and png but it still uploads super pixelated even though the original file is crisp.
Hi! Thanks for watching. Check out this short we did with some extra tips that might help you, instagram.com/p/CruBEZMtIJw/. If you are using Canva, have you tried saving your file as a Print PDF? It gives you the best quality. Then you will have to use a third-party platform to convert your file into JPG or PNG (try smallpdf.com or convertio.co) Also, make sure the images you are using for your design have the best quality possible. Let us know if this works, please.
@@ShareItStudio Thank you so much, I will check your other video now. I am using photoshop.
super helpful thank you
Thank you for watching! Let us know if you have any questions about A+ Content we can help with 😀
This is great! 🤩🤩
Hi sellers! Any questions or comments you have, please leave them here, and we will get back to you as soon as possible 🙌🏽
If you want to know more about how your A+ Content should look, please check out this video ruclips.net/video/H9jxqccpHGc/видео.html
And don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more amazing content! ⬆️
Hi there,
I’ve used every tip in here, yet my image still appears blurry… any idea what could possibly go wrong?
@@annelousvanitem1919 Hi Annelous, this is Mari. Thank you so much for trusting us, and reaching out.
Unfortunately, Amazon will compress all types of images that you upload no matter the quality, size file, resolution, etc. So it will always look a little blurry, even if you have Premium A+ Content. However, if it looks extremely blurry, then there's definitely something else going on.
I'd be happy to take a look at your listing, and see how we could help. Send me an email to contact@shareitstudio.com and let's review it.
Thank you :-)
I tried uploading the 'Standard Image Header With Text' modules (minimum 970x600) with 2225px x 1375px (also 1376), 1940x1200, and 2910x1800, but all versions look blurry. I am downloading as PNGs from Canva. What am I doing wrong? I would really appreciate your help!
Hello! Thank you so much for reaching out 😀 If you are using Canva, we recommend you download your Images as a PDF for print, and then use a third-party converter to convert the file to JPG. But you need to ensure you can export the file in the best quality possible, specifically on 72 ppi
@@ShareItStudio I did this and its still blurry. :(
Hi Mary!
I was wondering for the Standard Image Header with Text, what dimension do you upload? I have been trying to troubleshoot the "blurry" look. Thanks!
Hi Erin! Thank you so much for your question.
For Header Image or Standard Image Header with Text, we use: 2225px (W) x 1375px (H).
Let me know if there's anything else I can answer for you here, or you can email me ar contact@shareitstudio.com :)
Mari.
Hi Mari,
What size do you use for the banner that has (970px x 300px) min ?
Hi Szhane! Thank you so much for your question.
For "smaller" modules, we use: 2225px (width) x 688px (height)!
Let me know if you have any further questions and I'd be happy to help.
As well, don't forget to subscribe and follow us on our social media platforms so you can choose what we talk about next🤩📲
This is really good content for A+ Content. Everybody has the blurry problem.
What size do you use for the "From The Brand" image? I noticed that it's not quite as sharp after I upload it.
Hi Stephen! The names of the modules or images can be different for sellers around the globe, so I've never seen a "From The Brand" image.
Can you email me to contact@shareitstudio.com with the current size of the module you're working with, so I can guide you towards the best size?
Thank you! Have a great day and don't forget to subscribe! - Mari.
Hi Mari,
I wanted to ask about images.
I usually do my editing on canva and save the document as a PDF print file then convert it to a PNG file 300dpi 3000x3000 and then upload it on my listing. I've found the images to still come out a little blurry.
Are there any hacks around this?
Also, would you then compress the file?
Hi, Boxer! Thank you so much for your question.
- First, you shouldn't export the images as print files since the color mode for print (CMYK) and digital (RGB) use are different! Our screens work with RGB colors as these are used for any type of media that transmits light.
Export them as RGB PNGs if you don't want to lose any details.
- In this same note of ideas, 72ppi is more than enough for images used on digital platforms.
- The slight blurriness on Amazon happens because the platform compresses the images when you upload them already. So no need to do it yourself!
Let me know if you have any further questions and I'd be happy to help.
As well, don't forget to subscribe and follow us on our social media platforms so you can choose what we talk about next🤩📲
@@ShareItStudio Thank you so much for replying. I will try this out. It's just with Canva the pdf print quality is so much better than the png I download it.
@@Boxer-nk8tv anytime! 😀
@@ShareItStudio This is exactly opposite to the advices which you given to everyone earlier here... very confused now.
Thanks a lot Mari! What size do you upload for the Standard Single Image & Specs Detail, (300px:300px minimum) pictures?
Hi Jim, thank you so much for your question!
For that module, we would use 3000px:3000 px, just the same as a listing image.
If you have any other questions, feel free to email me at contact@shareitstudio.com and I'd be happy to help.
@@ShareItStudio Great. There are so many blurry A+ content images on Amazon that most sellers probably just accept because they have no idea.
Would you make your upload size at 3000px:3000px also for the "Standard 4 images and text (220x220 minimum)" module?