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Square photo resizer for listing photos

Make up to 50 photos square (or 4:5) in one go, without cropping off sleeves, hems or shoe toes. Resize and compress them so they upload fast to Vinted, eBay, Poshmark, Depop, Mercari and Etsy.

🔒 Photos are resized on your device and never uploaded.

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Why square listing photos?

Most resale apps show your photos as square thumbnails in search results and feeds. Upload a tall phone photo and the app crops it for you, often cutting off the top of a dress, the collar of a shirt or the toe of a shoe. Making photos square yourself means you decide what buyers see.

"Fit whole photo" adds plain white (or black) edges instead of cropping, so the whole item is always visible. "Fill frame" crops the edges instead, which works well when the item is centered with space around it.

Best photo sizes for each marketplace

PlatformShape shownSuggested size
eBaySquare thumbnails1:1, 1600–2400 px (500 px minimum; bigger enables zoom)
PoshmarkSquare1:1, 1600 px
DepopSquare1:1, 1600 px
MercariSquare1:1, 1600 px
VintedPortrait thumbnails3:4 or 1:1, 1600 px
EtsyVaries (often 4:3 in search)1:1 or 4:5, 2000 px

Marketplaces change their layouts from time to time; square photos at 1600 px are a safe default almost everywhere.

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How to resize photos in bulk

  1. Add your photos, up to 50 at a time, straight from your phone or computer.
  2. Pick the shape, size and fit. Square at 1600 px with white edges suits most listings.
  3. Click "Resize photos" and download them one by one or all together as a ZIP.

Tip: remove messy backgrounds first with the free background remover, then square them up here.

FAQ

Will resizing reduce quality?

Photos are resized with high-quality smoothing and saved as JPG. At 1600 px and "Balanced" quality, they look sharp on every marketplace while being much smaller than the originals.

Are my photos uploaded anywhere?

No. All resizing happens in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.

Does it work with iPhone HEIC photos?

Safari on iPhone and Mac reads HEIC photos fine. Other browsers may not, so if a photo shows an error, share it as JPG ("Most Compatible" in your camera settings) and try again.

Is my photo rotated correctly?

Yes. The tool follows the rotation saved by your camera, so portrait photos stay upright.

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