Fit
Keep the full image visible inside the canvas. Unused area remains transparent until the output format determines otherwise.
Private product image workflow
Make product images consistent before you upload them.
Your images are processed in your browser and are not uploaded to PixQuota for image processing.No account required.
Generic / Custom starts with an editable 1,000 × 1,000 px canvas, centered Pad, white background, JPEG, and 82% quality. This is an editable starting point, not a universal marketplace requirement. Selecting an optional profile below replaces those editable starting values.
Choose your starting workflow
Choose Generic, eBay Main Photo, or Amazon Main Image. Settings stay editable; check platform rules yourself.
Or drop your images here
JPEG, PNG, or WebP
Up to 20 images, 20 MB each
Your images are processed in your browser and are not uploaded to PixQuota for image processing.
Exact canvas dimensions make every output predictable. Apply one policy to a batch, adjust individual images when needed, process locally, and inspect the measured format, dimensions, and file size before downloading.
Keep the full image visible inside the canvas. Unused area remains transparent until the output format determines otherwise.
Keep the full image visible and fill unused space with white, transparency, or a selected solid color.
Fill the entire canvas. This may remove outer product or image content, so positioning remains under your control.
White, transparent, and solid-color settings control only unused canvas area added around the original image. PixQuota does not remove or replace an existing background inside your product image. Position controls are manual and do not detect or automatically center a subject.
WebP can preserve transparent canvas areas. JPEG is opaque, so transparent areas are composed onto white. WebP may be smaller depending on the image and settings, but a smaller file is not guaranteed.
Batch settings do not change individual images until you select Apply. The same canvas policy can produce different padding or crops because source shapes differ. Each result reports success, failure, stale state, output dimensions, format, frame policy, transform, and measured file size.
Quality mode controls encoder quality from 10% to 90%; higher values usually create larger files. Target-size mode tries to stay under 1–100,000 KB, but some targets cannot be reached. A settings change removes the previous result from current downloads until it is processed again.
JPEG, PNG, and WebP inputs are decoded and processed locally in your browser. Select up to 20 files, no more than 20 MB each or 80 MB total. Each source is limited to 32 MP, the batch to 48 MP, and decoding is sequential.
Each output is limited to 32 MP and 16,384 px per side. Retained results and ZIP creation have separate 100 MB and 64 MB safety budgets; successful individual downloads remain available when ZIP creation is unavailable.
PixQuota prepares files but does not upload them to a store, publish listings, or guarantee acceptance. Requirements vary by platform and should be checked at the place where you plan to upload.
Choose a JPEG, PNG, or WebP file that your browser can decode.
Choose up to 20 images, keep each file at or below 20 MB, or split a large selection into smaller batches.
Use a smaller canvas. Output is limited to 32 MP and 16,384 px on either side.
Increase the Target KB value, reduce canvas dimensions, or switch to Quality mode. Some byte targets cannot be reached.
Choose WebP with a transparent Pad background. JPEG always exports transparent areas as white.
Edit the original image in a dedicated background-editing tool first. PixQuota only controls canvas area added around the source.
Download successful files individually or create a smaller ZIP batch. Individual results remain available.
Process the image again. A setting change invalidates the previous result and removes its current download action.
Requirements depend on the store or platform. The 1,000 × 1,000 px canvas is an editable starting point in this workflow, not a universal marketplace rule.
No. PixQuota does not remove the existing background inside your product image. Pad and background settings only control canvas area added around it.
Fit keeps the complete image visible with transparent canvas space. Pad also keeps it complete and fills that space with transparency or a color. Crop fills the canvas and may remove outer content.
Yes. Choose Pad, select White, and process the image. White fills unused canvas area; it does not replace pixels already inside the source image.
Yes, when you use a transparent Fit or Pad canvas and export to WebP. JPEG cannot store transparency and uses white instead.
Yes. Select up to 20 supported images, explicitly apply shared settings, review every result, then download files separately or as a ZIP.
No. Output size depends on source content, canvas dimensions, format, and compression settings. PixQuota reports the measured result, including when it becomes larger.
No. Requirements vary by platform and can change. Verify the current rules for the place where you plan to upload each image.
No. Your images are processed in your browser and are not uploaded to PixQuota for image processing.
Changing canvas dimensions, format, background composition, or encoder quality can add data. Before & After reports the actual file size without treating every result as an improvement.