Category and platform image requirement review
What's allowed and required.
Marketplace shoppers scan images before they read a word of copy. We plan the full image sequence — what each frame needs to communicate, in what order — so the gallery does real selling work, not just shows the product from different angles.
What's allowed and required.
Hero, in-use, specs, comparison, packaging.
Where relevant to the category.
What you have vs. what's needed.
Ready for photography or design.
For consistency across the listing.
Platform image requirement guidelines, Figma/Canva for overlay design concepts, competitor gallery benchmarking.
The gallery is planned as a sequence: the primary image establishes the product, supporting frames explain benefits and specifications, and later frames address common questions or objections.
A listing with images that just show the product from different angles with no persuasive sequence, or a seller about to shoot new photography with nothing to brief it against.
A seller who already has a professionally sequenced gallery that's converting well — there's nothing here to fix.
We create the brief and concepts; photography or advanced rendering can be scoped separately if needed.
Varies by platform and category — we'll specify the exact count and purpose per frame in the brief.
Yes — the brief is written to hand off to whoever is shooting or designing, whether that's your own photographer or someone we coordinate with.
Send your current product images and the marketplace you’re selling on — RankSpheres will scope the gallery brief from there.