Depop is a visual marketplace. The algorithm prioritises listings with clean photos, and buyers scroll past anything that looks cluttered. Standardising your photo backgrounds is the cheapest upgrade you can make to a shop.
Pure white reads as clean and professional. A flat coloured background in your shop palette reads as a curated vintage aesthetic. Either works. Mixing them across a shop looks broken.
Upload up to 20 photos at a time. Same settings for every batch keeps the output consistent.
Depop uses square thumbnails. Crop the result to 1:1 in the editor before uploading.
Depop does not have a bulk image upload. Each listing needs the processed image uploaded individually.
No. Depop allows on-model photos and they usually perform well for clothing. Only the flat-lay photos need background removal.
1500 pixels on the longest side. Higher resolution does not survive Depop's compression.
Yes. Both accept standard square images. Consistency across platforms helps if you cross-list.