E-commerce visual articles and tutorials about “Compliance”
AI has made lifestyle and mood images far cheaper, but a product image's core job is to show what the buyer will receive. Here's a line drawn by image type: where AI can lead, where it should only assist, where real photos are required, and how AI labelling rules fit in.
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Pets in product images can lift clicks and goodwill dramatically, but they bring problems: uncooperative animals, pets that don't match the product size, and scenes that imply unsafe use. Here's how to shoot pet products, show sizing and stay within limits.
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Parents buy children's products, and safety is what they care about most. One improper usage scene or an unsupported "completely safe" can trigger complaints or rule breaches. Here's what to watch in images for toys, baby products and children's clothing.
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Plenty of sellers line up certification icons on a benefit image to build trust. Get the marks, the artwork or the wording wrong and it can backfire in review. Here's what these marks mean and how to show them properly.
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Beauty product images have three technical problems: shooting clear or glossy bottles cleanly, showing creams and serums convincingly, and reproducing makeup shades accurately. Efficacy claims in words and images are regulated too. Here's how to handle each.
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The EU General Product Safety Regulation has applied since 13 December 2024 and sets clear rules for what online listings must show. Here's what sellers need on the listing page, in product images and on packaging labels.
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In the semi-managed model, sellers own product images and compliance details. Rejections and "doesn't match the product" queries usually trace back to preparation. Here's a four-stage checklist.
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