📸 Best practices to sell better

Listings that sell fast all have one thing in common: complete photos. The more the AI (and the buyer) sees, the better the listing — precise title, reassuring description, fair price. Here is the ideal series, illustrated with real photos.

Garment front, laid flat — **1. The front, laid flat**
Neutral background, natural light, wrinkle-free. This is your cover photo: it decides the click.

Garment back — **2. The back**
Always. A buyer who cannot see the back imagines a hidden flaw — and moves on.

3. The brand & size label
Sharp and readable: the AI extracts the exact brand and size, the buyer has no doubt left.

Fabric composition label — **4. Fabric & care label**
100% cotton, wool, polyester… the fabric drives the price. Shoot the inner label.

Flat measurement of the garment — **5. All the measurements**
Laid flat: shoulders, chest, length, sleeves. Measurements prevent returns and “too small” disputes.

SKU card on hanger — **6. The SKU card (pro sellers)**
Your #1234 reference on a photo: the AI reads it and adds it to the title — find your items at a glance.

Golden rules

6 to 10 photos per item: front, back, labels, measurements, details and any flaws.
Show the flaws: one honest photo of a snag avoids a dispute and a refund.
Same background, same light across your shop: it instantly looks more professional.
Order matters: the analysis reads the first photos in priority — front and labels first.

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