Before: Make product catalogue photos consistent
Before
After: Make product catalogue photos consistent
After
Generated illustrative photo. Background removed in PhotoWisp.

Choose a shared presentation

Decide on the background, square size and reference margin before you begin. A white-background JPEG provides an opaque image; a transparent PNG allows a different placement if your catalogue supports it.

Keep detail photos when condition, materials or accessories matter to a buyer. A centred image helps present the item but does not replace the views needed to describe it accurately.

Prepare each item

Product layout is adjusted for the selected photo. Repeat the adjustment for each image: PhotoWisp does not lay out a whole catalogue automatically with one click.

  1. Add the photos and select an item.
  2. Open More, then Product photo…
  3. Choose the background and square size, then set the minimum margin.
  4. Check that the entire item is visible and that background removal keeps its details.
  5. Apply the layout and repeat for the other images.

Compare the collection before export

Review the items together, not only one photo at a time. Different proportions and camera angles can create a different impression of size even with the same settings.

The subject is not enlarged. A small source can therefore leave more space than the selected minimum margin. If an item looks too small, a higher-resolution photograph is more useful than choosing an even larger output square.

Prepare files for publication

Run preparation for the selected action, then check the actual dimensions and file sizes: preparation limits can reduce the layout. Save copies to a folder dedicated to the catalogue.

Check your shop or platform’s image instructions before publishing. PhotoWisp does not synchronise product listings or guarantee acceptance by an external service.

Common questions

Does the same margin always make items the same size?

No. The margin is a minimum and the subject is never enlarged. The source and item proportions affect the result.

Is the whole catalogue cut out and framed automatically?

No. Product photo applies to the selected image, with a check and adjustments before you confirm.