Free tools for listing photos.
Small utilities for the fiddly parts of selling with photos — sizing to a marketplace’s spec, proving a background is actually white, getting your location out of a photo before it goes public. No signup, no account, and nothing is uploaded: they all run in your browser.
Marketplace image resizer
Resize and pad any photo to Amazon, Etsy, Shopify or Airbnb’s published dimensions, and check it against their limits before you upload.
🏷️Virtual staging watermark
Burn a compliant “Virtually staged” label onto a listing photo — wording, placement and size, at full resolution.
🍔Menu photo checker
Checks a dish photo against Uber Eats’ and DoorDash’s published limits, plus brightness and blur — their two stated rejection reasons.
⬜White background checker
Measures your background’s actual RGB value and how much of the frame the product fills — the two things Amazon rejects main images for.
🧮Photographer vs AI calculator
Work out what a shoot costs per product versus generating the same set with credits, including the cheapest pack combination.
📍EXIF & GPS remover
Strips location and camera metadata out of a photo before you post it. Shows you what was in there first.
📋Shot list generator
The angles worth shooting for your category, as a checklist you can copy onto your phone before you start.
Every platform figure these tools check against is taken from the platform’s own documentation and dated in the marketplace guides — not from blog posts. Where a platform publishes no number, the tools say so instead of inventing one.
The tools fix the file. Phoxel fixes the photo.
Resizing a bad photo gives you a correctly sized bad photo. Upload a few phone snaps and get studio-grade shots of the same product — from $6.