— Minimum
— Depop product photo editor
Depop listings,
Depop listings,
Gen Z aesthetic
Depop is streetwear-and-vintage social commerce. Aesthetic shoots beat clinical catalog photos. Inkurs helps with background swaps, cleanup, and styled shoot prep.
— What this does
Inkurs prepares Depop listing photos for streetwear, vintage, and Gen Z fashion resellers. Depop's audience expects styled, aesthetic imagery — Inkurs handles background cleanup without making photos look 'corporate.'
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01 / Depop's image rules
Depop's spec,
in plain English.
| Criterion | Depop's rule |
|---|---|
| Main photo aesthetic | Styled, lifestyle, vintage-coded |
| Recommended cover style | On-body or styled flat lay with character |
| Photo count | Up to 4 photos per listing |
| Lighting | Natural light, mid-tone aesthetic preferred |
| Backgrounds | Anything Instagram-worthy — bedroom, brick wall, plants |
| Editing aesthetic | Slight film/grain filters common |
| Watermarks or branding | Personal shop branding okay |
| Stock photos | Discouraged — community values raw shots |
— Reflects publicly stated requirements at time of writing. Confirm current spec on Depop's seller documentation.
02 / Dimensions
What size,
at minimum.
— Recommended
1080×1350 (portrait) or 1080×1080
— Photo count
4 max — make each count
03 / Workflow
How to prep a
depop photo.
— 01
Shoot with character
Depop buyers reward shots that feel like a styled lookbook. Shoot on a model, against a textured wall, in natural light. Aesthetic matters more than clinical accuracy.
— 02
Use inkurs for backdrop swaps
Have a great on-body shot but your room is messy? Use background changer to drop into a clean wall or aesthetic scene.
— 03
Don't over-process
Depop's audience can tell when photos look 'too clean' — too corporate. Background removal is fine for cover shots; keep at least 2 of your 4 photos raw-styled for authenticity.
— 04
Show fit, fabric, label
Of your 4 photos: 1 styled cover, 1 fit shot, 1 fabric detail, 1 label/tag/condition. Inkurs helps with the first; the rest stay raw.
— Common questions
FAQ.
Does Depop prefer styled photos or catalog cutouts?
Styled and lifestyle, almost always. Depop's aesthetic differentiates from Poshmark and eBay by feeling like a streetwear lookbook. Pure catalog cutouts read as out of place on the platform.
When should I use inkurs for Depop listings?
Cover photo backdrop cleanup when your shoot environment was messy. Background replacement when you want a consistent aesthetic across your shop. Don't use it on every photo — keep at least some raw-styled for authenticity.
Bulk processing for Depop power sellers?
Pro at $3/month handles 50-image batches, useful for sellers listing 20+ items per week or doing seasonal closet refreshes. Free tier covers occasional listers without subscription cost.
Is inkurs really free with no signup?
Inkurs is free for single-image use with no account, no email, no watermark, and no daily limit. Pro at $3/month adds bulk uploads and API access. The single-image tool stays free, forever.
Do you store or train on my uploaded images?
Inkurs deletes both the uploaded file and the processed output from its servers within 60 seconds of your download. We do not train AI models on user images, share data with advertisers, or retain copies. Privacy policy →
What image formats and sizes does inkurs accept?
Inkurs accepts PNG, JPG, WEBP, HEIC, and BMP files up to 20MB on the free tier. Output is a transparent PNG by default; WEBP is also available. Pro extends the file size cap and adds 8K output.
How does inkurs compare to removebg and Photoroom?
Inkurs gives full HD output free with no signup, while removebg gates HD behind a paid account ($9.99/mo) and Photoroom requires signup for most features ($12.99/mo). Inkurs Pro is $3/month flat. Detailed comparison →