A Simple Guide for E-shop Owners
If you sell on Skroutz, your product images are not there simply to “look good”. They can affect whether products are accepted, how often users click, and whether customers feel confident enough to buy.
This guide explains the product image requirements for Skroutz so you can avoid rejections and build a professional catalogue.
Get Help from Professionals
The easiest way to stay compliant with Skroutz.gr product image requirements is to have the photography handled professionally.
Keeping product images “Skroutz-ready” requires consistent work: the right image size, a clean background, no shadows, no logos and enough angles across many product variations.
That is why many e-shop owners use professional studios such as Light and Dark Studio.
Light and Dark Studio is a professional product photography studio that helps e-commerce businesses create images that meet Skroutz requirements and remain visually consistent across the catalogue. This reduces the workload for your team, saves time and helps products go live faster with fewer issues.
What Skroutz Expects from Your Main Product Image
Checklist for your team
Use this checklist for product images on Skroutz.gr:
✅ Clear, sharp, professional image
✅ White or neutral background
✅ Product fills the frame without excessive empty margins
✅ No shadows
✅ No logos, watermarks, store names or “OFFER/NEW” text
✅ Main image plus additional angles/details, not colour variations
✅ Up to 15 additional images
✅ Fashion: no hangers/mannequins and multiple images
✅ Use supported file types – AVIF is not supported
Skroutz Product Image Requirements in Detail
Think of the main product image as the cover of your listing. Skroutz expects it to be clean, sharp and accurate.
Your Main Product Image Should Have
- A clear, sharp image, not blurred
- The entire product visible, not cropped
- A white or neutral background
- The product filling most of the image, without large empty margins
- No shadows
- No logos, store names, watermarks or graphic “stickers” such as “OFFER” or “NEW”
Image Size - Important for Zoom
Your image should be large enough for customers to zoom in.
A useful rule of thumb is at least 1000 pixels on one side.
Supported File Types - Quick Note
Make sure your images use a supported format – AVIF is not supported on Skroutz.
Additional Images: More Angles Mean More Sales
Additional images help customers understand what they are buying, which usually improves conversion and reduces returns.
Useful additional images include front, side and rear views.
- Close-ups of important details such as materials, ports, labels and texture
- What is included in the package, where relevant
- Skroutz allows up to 15 additional images per product.
- Do not use additional images to show the same product in different colours. Different colours should be listed separately.
Fashion Products on Skroutz: Stricter Image Requirements
If you sell clothing, shoes or accessories, Skroutz image requirements are usually stricter.
Key points for fashion images:
- Multiple images are usually required, often 2-3 or more
- Images on hangers, mannequins or dress forms are not accepted
- Ghost mannequin photography, where the mannequin is removed, is accepted
- No “OFFER”, “NEW” or other graphic text overlays on the image
Skroutz product image requirements are straightforward when you focus on clarity, consistency and trust. Done properly, this usually means better clicks, stronger conversion and fewer doubts for customers.
If you want to simplify the process, Light and Dark Studio can manage the photography and post-production workflow for you, helping your catalogue stay compliant and visually consistent without your team spending hours on image rules and editing.
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