
Upload the item you will measure
Photograph the whole product, including handles, closures, and attached parts.
A product size reference photo starts with a clear picture of your item and pairs it with a familiar object, giving shoppers a visual sense of scale before they read exact measurements.
Plans from $24.50 a month. You see the credit cost before every job, and if a job fails its credits go back to your balance.






A size guide image works best when the complete product appears beside a familiar object or in a clear everyday setting.

Photograph the whole product, including handles, closures, and attached parts.
Place it beside a common object or show it in a person’s hand.

Type the measurements and units in your product listing.
Show the item beside something familiar so its size feels easier to picture.

A small pendant on an open palm gives shoppers a familiar size cue beside exact dimensions.

A side view keeps the necklace visible while shoppers compare its length and position.







These details are added in your editor after download.
Choose another everyday scene, then add your product photo.







Hands and everyday objects make size easy to read. List exact measurements in your product text.




No. The photo is a visual guide, and the scale between objects can be slightly off. Always write the real measurements in your product description so buyers have the exact numbers.
Yes, as one of the extra images in your gallery. A scale shot placed right after the main image helps buyers picture the size before they scroll to the details.
Choose a familiar object with a stable size, such as a standard card or common bottle. Generated scale may vary, so include exact measurements in your product description.
Upload one product photo. See the cost before you start.