Hello! Thanks for watching, we are very sorry that our video wasn't helpful to you, but a lot of sellers had found solutions to their blurry image issue by applying these tips. Let us know if there's a specific problem or question we can help you with, we're happy to help.
So, according to you, that's ideal size for EBC, Brand Story etc. (PNG) 3000*3000 300 dpi 72ppi LISTING IMAGES 3000*3000 300 dpi 72 ppi Did I get it right....?
Hello! Thank you for reaching out. Yes, but it's important you check out the Amazon Images guidelines to know what size every type of content feature needs. But the more high-quality and good resolution your images are, the better 🙂
@Share It Studio - Marketing for Amazon Sellers I'm facing this issue mainly in Brand Story Images, even though I have tried to increase the size and upload im PNG format but all in vain. Any tips for Brand Story Images...?
I can confirm that this advice categorically doesn't work. The higher the quality of the image you upload, the more Amazon crunches the shit out of it once it hits the detail page. This happens regardless of whether it's a listing image, A+, or brand story, although, the brand story seems to be the worst of the bunch. Virtually impossible to get anything better than potato quality there.
@@jessiamedeiros4294 @1986gooner Hi guys! Are you using Canva or other professional design programs like Photoshop? Remember, Amazon wants you to use high-quality images on your listing. If you tried all these tips, but your images still don't look good, then probably you are not using the best images. Check out your raw files, export them again, and make sure you export them on 72 PPI.
Hi Erik! Remember that digital media is all about finding a good resolution: images that are 3000px x 3000px, with a 72ppi resolution, should work perfectly. They will still get compressed by Amazon (to optimize the website navigation), but they should still look neat and high-quality. Let us know if this helps! Thank you so much for your question.
Hello! Thanks for watching, we are very sorry that our video wasn't helpful to you, but a lot of sellers have found solutions to their blurry image issue by applying these tips. Remember we apply these tips using Design Programs like Photoshop, if you are using Canva you need to try to use and download the images in the best quality possible.
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18 minutes of nothing, 0 useful information... just turning around and around and making the video the longest possible
Hello! Thanks for watching, we are very sorry that our video wasn't helpful to you, but a lot of sellers had found solutions to their blurry image issue by applying these tips. Let us know if there's a specific problem or question we can help you with, we're happy to help.
So, according to you, that's ideal size for EBC, Brand Story etc. (PNG)
3000*3000
300 dpi
72ppi
LISTING IMAGES
3000*3000
300 dpi
72 ppi
Did I get it right....?
Hello! Thank you for reaching out. Yes, but it's important you check out the Amazon Images guidelines to know what size every type of content feature needs. But the more high-quality and good resolution your images are, the better 🙂
@Share It Studio - Marketing for Amazon Sellers I'm facing this issue mainly in Brand Story Images, even though I have tried to increase the size and upload im PNG format but all in vain.
Any tips for Brand Story Images...?
@@gamerrrr3407 Hello! Did you try re-exporting all the files? Also, make sure the images you are using for your design have the best quality possible.
I can confirm that this advice categorically doesn't work. The higher the quality of the image you upload, the more Amazon crunches the shit out of it once it hits the detail page. This happens regardless of whether it's a listing image, A+, or brand story, although, the brand story seems to be the worst of the bunch. Virtually impossible to get anything better than potato quality there.
Had the same experience, storefront is the worst offender here. Amazon simply destroys the images. Makes me furious
@@jessiamedeiros4294 @1986gooner Hi guys! Are you using Canva or other professional design programs like Photoshop? Remember, Amazon wants you to use high-quality images on your listing. If you tried all these tips, but your images still don't look good, then probably you are not using the best images. Check out your raw files, export them again, and make sure you export them on 72 PPI.
I'm using Ai to export all my images and no matter what I do, which size, format or dpi I choose I get the worst resolution @@ShareItStudio
"increase the pixel numbers" - if I do this Amazon just cuts the image to their pixel sizes! What am I missing?
Hi Erik!
Remember that digital media is all about finding a good resolution: images that are 3000px x 3000px, with a 72ppi resolution, should work perfectly. They will still get compressed by Amazon (to optimize the website navigation), but they should still look neat and high-quality.
Let us know if this helps! Thank you so much for your question.
When I set up 5000 by 3500 and 300 pxl or 400 in photoshop. It still blurry.
Hi, thanks for watching! Are you exporting the image on 72 dpi?
waste of 17 mins. she didn't added any value. Just beating around the bush and making video lengthier.
Hello! Thanks for watching, we are very sorry that our video wasn't helpful to you, but a lot of sellers have found solutions to their blurry image issue by applying these tips. Remember we apply these tips using Design Programs like Photoshop, if you are using Canva you need to try to use and download the images in the best quality possible.