Shopify Aquarium Image Refresh
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
My Shopify store features more than 400 different aquarium fish, and every listing needs vivid, accurate photography. I need three high-resolution images for each product. Wherever possible the shots should show the fish in a natural-looking aquatic setting rather than on a plain white or transparent background—this helps buyers imagine the animal in their own tanks.
I’m comfortable with you sourcing pictures through Google or other image libraries as long as they are genuinely free to use and not under copyright restriction. Proper Creative Commons filtering or similar due-diligence is essential; please keep links or proofs of the usage rights handy in case I ever need to reference them.
Rough scope of work
• Audit the current catalogue, noting which items already display photos.
• Replace existing images if you can locate a sharper or more representative alternative.
• Add images to every product still missing them so that each listing ends with three quality shots.
• Upload and assign the files directly in Shopify, making sure they display correctly on both desktop and mobile views.
• Maintain consistent naming, alt-text, and aspect ratios to support SEO and accessibility.
I’ve organised the product list in a Google Sheet and will share full Shopify access once we agree on the timeline. If you’ve tackled large catalogues before and know your way around Shopify’s media manager, this should be a smooth project.
I’m comfortable with you sourcing pictures through Google or other image libraries as long as they are genuinely free to use and not under copyright restriction. Proper Creative Commons filtering or similar due-diligence is essential; please keep links or proofs of the usage rights handy in case I ever need to reference them.
Rough scope of work
• Audit the current catalogue, noting which items already display photos.
• Replace existing images if you can locate a sharper or more representative alternative.
• Add images to every product still missing them so that each listing ends with three quality shots.
• Upload and assign the files directly in Shopify, making sure they display correctly on both desktop and mobile views.
• Maintain consistent naming, alt-text, and aspect ratios to support SEO and accessibility.
I’ve organised the product list in a Google Sheet and will share full Shopify access once we agree on the timeline. If you’ve tackled large catalogues before and know your way around Shopify’s media manager, this should be a smooth project.
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