What should I check before uploading an Etsy listing image?
Check the file dimensions, whether the image is sharp enough for the listing, and whether the product remains visible in the common crops.
Catch low-resolution, oversized, or oddly-cropped images before Etsy does. Preview dimensions and safe zones locally, with no account and no upload.
Before you upload
An Etsy image can be technically large enough to upload and still look wrong after cropping. Check the file dimensions, resolution warnings, and visible product area before you spend time preparing a full listing.
How it works
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Your images never leave this browser.
Keep exploring
Preview your listing image across Etsy's common thumbnail ratios—1:1, 4:3, 5:4, 4:5—before you upload. Everything runs locally in your browser.
If your images look zoomed in or cropped wrong on some pages, preview all four common ratios at once and export a consistent, crop-safe set.
See exactly how much of your image survives Etsy's tightest common crop, then export a batch that stays safe across every placement.
Common questions
Check the file dimensions, whether the image is sharp enough for the listing, and whether the product remains visible in the common crops.
No. The checker reads the image in your browser, so the file stays on your device while you work.
Yes. Add multiple supported images to compare their dimensions and crop safety before exporting a consistent batch.