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Ecommerce Photo Editing — Portrait Catalog Crop

Portrait-format product images on white background — 3:4 ratio, auto-centered with even padding, consistent across every SKU. Try it on your catalog and deliver listing-ready vertical shots optimized for mobile-first PDPs and marketplaces.

About this recipe

Portrait 3:4 is the default format for fashion, apparel, and most modern PDPs. This recipe auto-centers your product on a clean white background, adds vertical padding to fill the frame, and outputs consistent images ready for Amazon, Shopify, ASOS, and Zalando — at single-SKU or full-catalog scale.

Use cases

  • Build fashion and apparel PDPs in 3:4
  • Meet portrait requirements on Amazon and ASOS
  • Produce vertical catalogs at full-range scale
  • Reformat one product set for many marketplaces
  • Launch new product lines with portrait imagery

Tips for best result

  • Vertical inputs work best — full-length shots
  • Square inputs get top-and-bottom padding
  • Use 1500px+ originals for cleanest 3:4 edges
  • Pair with AI Upscale for sharper mobile PDPs
  • Batch your full collection in one upload

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between square and portrait catalog crop?

Portrait Catalog Crop outputs a vertical 3:4 image — the standard for fashion, apparel, and most modern PDPs. Square Catalog Crop outputs 1:1, which suits Amazon and grouped product grids.

What marketplaces use portrait format as their standard?

Amazon, ASOS, Zalando, Shopify, and most fashion and apparel platforms default to or recommend portrait 3:4 format for product imagery.

Can I batch process an entire catalog in portrait format?

Yes — upload your full range and the recipe delivers consistent 3:4 white-background images for every SKU in one pass, with no per-image setup.

What if my product doesn't fill the portrait frame?

Padding is added proportionally above and below so the product stays centered and at the right scale — never stretched, never distorted.

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