We provide photo editing for manufacturers, wholesalers and export businesses across China, from Shenzhen electronics suppliers to Yiwu homeware exporters and Guangzhou apparel factories. Most of our Chinese clients share one problem: enormous product catalogues that need to look consistent across several marketplaces at once.
Free TrialA factory listing on 1688 and Alibaba simultaneously may carry several thousand SKUs, often photographed in batches over months by different staff. The result is a catalogue where the same product category shifts in colour, background and framing from one listing to the next. We work through catalogues of this size in structured batches, matching white balance and background treatment across the whole set rather than editing images one at a time.
Volume pricing matters at this scale. Editing 50 images and editing 5,000 are different commercial problems, and we quote accordingly.
Alibaba, 1688, Taobao and Amazon each enforce different image rules. Amazon requires a pure white background with the product filling most of the frame. Taobao listings reward lifestyle context and vertical formats for mobile browsing. Getting these wrong means rejected listings or weak conversion.
We produce one edited master per product and derive the marketplace-specific versions from it, so a product looks consistent wherever a buyer finds it.
Our studio is in Cebu, which shares China Standard Time. Files you send at the start of your working day are being edited during yours, not twelve hours later. For suppliers working to tight listing deadlines ahead of trade shows or shopping festivals, that removes a full day from the cycle.
Background removal and replacement for marketplace compliance, ghost mannequin work for apparel, shadow and reflection creation to give flat product shots depth, colour accuracy so that a fabric or finish matches the physical sample, and batch resizing to each platform's required dimensions.
Colour accuracy deserves particular attention for export work. A buyer who receives goods that do not match the listing photograph raises a dispute, so we correct toward the real product rather than toward whatever looks most striking on screen.
Send three product images and tell us which marketplaces you list on. We will return them edited to those specifications so you can judge the quality against your own catalogue before committing to a larger batch.