Reply to "eBay New Picture Policies --Spring Seller Update"

itsjustmeMember

Using image management you can crop the borders out of the pictures and you can increase the pixel size to conform with new ebay requirements.

the issue is that once you crop the picture the closed listing still look like they have the borders. perhaps when they relist and then close again they will show the revised picture???? this is a huge issue because it takes so much time to go into image management and then click on the picture to see if it is cropped.

this is a huge undertaking for me, with approximately 1800 listings with multiple pics.

3/2/126:42 AM

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