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Smart crop to your listing frame

Reframe around the product subject when channels require exact pixel dimensions or square mains.

结论:Upload a product photo, enter target width and height (100–5000 px output box sent to the provider), confirm the 1-credit quote, and download the cropped image—inputs outside 256–3000 px per edge or 10 MB are blocked before quoting.

Smart crop from landscape product photo to square frame
Landscape master to square main—output matches the width and height you enter.

What smart crop does

Smart cropping centers the detected product in your target pixel box—it is not a blind center crop on the full canvas.

SKUVis uses Aidge ImageCropping (sync). Pair with background removal when the subject is already isolated.

How it works in SKUVis

Upload, set target width and height in the workspace, confirm 1 credit, download from History.

  1. Upload an image within 256–3000 px per edge and 10 MB.
  2. Enter target width and height (required; use presets in UI when available).
  3. Confirm the credit quote and submit.
  4. Verify output dimensions locally before marketplace upload.

Upscaling a tiny master into a large target box may look soft—start from enough source pixels.

What it is not

Crop does not remove backgrounds or invent missing product edges clipped in the source.

Run matting or erase first when the frame includes clutter you do not want in the crop.

Inputs & outputs

What you provide

  • One product image
  • Target width and height (100–5000 px each)

What you get

  • Cropped image at requested dimensions
  • Input: 256–3000 px per edge
  • 10 MB max
  • 1 credit—confirm in app

Common use cases

  • 1:1 Amazon main from landscape master
  • Shopify collection grid uniformity
  • Ad creative sizes after matting

FAQ

Does crop upscale small images?

Output matches your target box; very small sources may look soft.

Crop before or after background removal?

Many sellers mat first, then crop to square.

If crop fails, are credits returned?

Failed or canceled runs show as not charged in History when release rules apply.