How to use Feed Image Editor

Using Feed Image Editor for an online store can enhance the visual appeal of product images, making them more attractive and professional. Bulk editing tools allow online retailers to adjust lighting, color, remove backgroud and watermark, upscale image and other elements to create high-quality images that accurately represent their products. This can improve the user experience, increase sales and build brand trust.

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Improve image SEO with automatic compression

Reduce images data size but keep their quality. Learn how to set up automatic and bulk compression in the Feed Image Editor app. It's easy when you follow a couple of simple steps. 

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What Google Shopping product images can contain

Each advertising platform has its own rules for product photos. What one platform allows another may restrict. Do you know how to send images to Google Shopping?

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How to create a set of products in the Facebook Catalog

Product sets are a selection of products from the Facebook Catalog. Divide them by criteria to offer customers more specific information. Advertise them in dynamic ads, collection ads, rotating ads, and Facebook Stores. See how to create them.

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Product feed for Snapchat: create it by yourself, no developers needed

Start advertising your products on Snapchat. Just use the feeds you already advertise with. If you have experience from different platforms too, we'll show you how to make ads on Snapchat directly.
 

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Advertising on Snapchat: Dynamic product advertising for e-commerce

Digital (mobile) shopping is reaching a peak. Dynamic product ads are the answer to massive consumer shopping behavior. Reach more potential customers by showing Snapchatters personalized ads compiled directly from your product catalog. 
 

 

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Add watermarks to your product images in bulk and aumatically

Looking for an easy way to add watermarks to your product images? Whether it's text or image ones, we've got a quick guide for you. Find out below how to do it in bulk and automatically in the Feed Image Editor. 

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