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Sneaker photos with a clean white background

Sneaker resale listings live and die on the thumbnail. A clean cutout on white is the standard for StockX, GOAT, and eBay sneaker categories.

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Drop your sneaker photos

Twenty per batch.

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How it works

Shoot at a three-quarter angle

That is the standard resale angle: front of the shoe, side profile, enough of the sole to show wear. Any background works.

Drop the batch

Twenty photos at a time. Same settings for the whole set.

Check the sole edge

Soles are where cutouts fail most — the transition from the side to the tread is subtle. Zoom in on one result before uploading.

Things that help

—StockX and GOAT require a plain white background. eBay accepts any background but clean photos sell faster.

—For Air Jordans and other shoes with distinctive colourways, the cutout needs to preserve the colours accurately. The tool does; verify before uploading.

—A single soft shadow under the shoe sometimes reads as more authentic. Check the platform — StockX forbids it.

—Shoes with translucent soles (like some Nikes) are hard. Consider compositing over a background the shoe was photographed against.

Common questions

Do resale platforms require white backgrounds?

StockX and GOAT do. eBay does not enforce it but clean photos get more clicks.

Can I batch process a full inventory?

Yes, twenty at a time. A hundred-shoe drop is five batches.

What resolution?

2000 pixels on the long side. Both StockX and GOAT accept this and it enables zoom on eBay.

Ready when you are.

Open the full tool

Batch processing, video, manual editor.

Marketplaces

Amazon product photos on pure white