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Guides
Better photos mean faster sales. Follow these guidelines for each type of item.
What to Photograph
Front of the case or sleeve — this becomes the hero image
Surface condition of the disc — scratches, marks, and play wear visible
Synopsis, certificate, region code, and technical specs
Title and classification label on the case spine
Shows disc holder, any inserts or booklets included
Any cracks, splits, or missing elements — close-up
Multi-disc and box sets
For multi-disc sets and box sets, photograph each disc separately and include a shot of all discs together in their holder.
Quick Tips
Use natural light
Photograph near a window during the day. Avoid direct sunlight and flash.
Clean background
A plain white or light surface works best. Avoid beds, carpets, and busy floors.
Show everything
Photograph all labels, tags, serial numbers, and any wear or damage. Honesty builds trust.
Stay steady
Rest your phone on a surface or use both hands. Blurry photos reduce your listing score.
Fill the frame
Get close enough that the item fills most of the photo, but keep the full item visible.