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Creating a product and adding photos

Where: Products → List a product

Before you begin

  • Your SKU scheme is settled — a SKU cannot be changed after the product is created.
  • Photos are ready as JPEG, PNG, GIF or WebP, under 25 MB, at least one sharp main shot.

Creating a product (saving a draft)

  1. Click List a product. The “List a product” dialog opens.

Figure: The List a product dialog — SKU, name, description, unit, listing status and price tiers

The List a product dialog — SKU, name, description, unit, listing status and price tiers

  1. Fill in the fields:
FieldRequired?Notes
SKUYesYour own product code. It must be unique in your catalog and cannot be changed later — the field is locked once the product exists.
NameYesThe title buyers will see.
DescriptionNoWhat it is, what it’s for, key specifications.
UnitNoHow it’s sold — defaults to each; could be metre, box, kg… Prices are always per this unit.
Listing statusNoDraft / Active / Disabled. Set Active when you want it on sale (once approved); Disabled takes an approved product off sale without deleting it; Draft keeps it as work in progress.
  1. Under “Prices — per each, by quantity” build your volume pricing. Each tier row has a Min qty and a Unit price; click Add tier for more rows, or the × to remove one. Examples: one row “1 / 500.00” is a flat price; add “100 / 450.00” and buyers ordering 100 or more pay the lower rate. Rows without a price are ignored; a blank quantity counts as 1. Leave all prices blank and the product shows as “On request” to buyers.
note

The helper under the tiers says it plainly: “Prices are reviewed by the marketplace operator before they go live.” Your tiers are proposed prices — they only reach the storefront when the operator approves the listing.

  1. Photos cannot be added yet — the dialog says “Create the product first, then reopen it to add photos.”
  2. Click Create draft (disabled until SKU and Name are filled). You’ll see the toast “Saved as draft”“Submit it for approval when you’re ready.”

Adding photos

  1. On the Products page, click the pencil on your product to open “Edit product”.
  2. Scroll to “Photos — up to 5”. Click the dashed Add photo tile and pick an image file; it reads “Uploading…” while it works. Repeat up to five images.
  3. To remove one, click the × on its thumbnail.

Rules and errors:

  • Images only — JPEG, PNG, GIF or WebP. Anything else is refused with “Upload failed”“Only image files are supported.”
  • Maximum 25 MB per image.
  • Maximum 5 photos per product — the sixth upload is refused.
  • Rare network hiccups can surface as “Could not attach image” or “Could not remove image” — just try again.
tip

Products with a clear main photo convert far better, and low-resolution images are one of the most common rejection reasons operators give. Upload at least one sharp, well-lit photo before submitting.