AI Tokopedia Product Photos

Tokopedia’s seller rules for Indonesia are published in the TikTok Shop by Tokopedia Policy Center, and the image rules (updated April 2026) are concrete. Every image must be at least 600 x 600 pixels, in color, sharp rather than blurry or pixelated, with nothing such as a sticker or watermark covering the product, and each image must show a different angle. You can upload up to 9 square images. The primary image shows the front of the physical product on a solid-color background, white recommended, with the product taking up at least 60% of the frame and shown whole, not cropped. Each product can also carry one video of up to 5 MB.

Two more rules shape what you upload. Tokopedia’s help center caps product photos at 5 MB and asks you to update photos when the product changes, for example when a distributor changes the packaging. And the listing has to be an authentic reflection of what the buyer receives: the images, the title and the description must match. Last checked October 2026.

Tokopedia is also clear about AI. Its False Display of Information and AIGC Guidelines (September 2026) say AI-generated content can help you create product images, as long as the images accurately represent the product, including its SKU, material, quantity, features and delivery condition, do not exaggerate it, and are reviewed before you publish. That is how Mage works best anyway: start from a photo of your real product and change what is around it.

All images: at least 600 x 600 pixels, in color, sharp, nothing covering the product, and a different angle in each. "A different angle" is the easiest rule to break: three photos of the front with different backgrounds are repetition, not information. Plan the nine slots before you generate anything.

The primary image: the front view of the physical product, on a solid-color background (white recommended), at least 60% of the frame, whole and not cropped. A prompt that covers it: "Keep the product exactly as in the photo. Front view. Solid white background. The whole product centered, filling about 75% of a square frame. Even light, no text, no stickers."

The other eight: the side, the back and other details, including any accessories that come with the product. A good order is front, three-quarter, side, back, a close-up of the material or finish, the accessories laid out, the product in use, the product at scale, and the packaging.

• At least 600 x 600 pixels; 2K is a safe target.
• Front view on solid color, product over 60%, uncropped.
• A different angle in every image.
• No sticker or watermark over the product.
• Photos and the video under 5 MB each.

Tokopedia lists what an AI-made product image has to get right: the SKU, the material, the quantity, the features, the functions, the effects, any endorsements and the delivery condition. Treat that list as a checklist on every image. If you sell a pack of 3, the image shows 3. If the bottle is plastic, the generated one must not look like glass. If the product ships without the stand, the stand does not appear in the front view.

The safest workflow keeps the product real. Attach your own photo, tell the model to keep it exactly as it is, and describe only what changes: the background, the light, the room. Avoid prompts that improve the product itself, such as a glossier finish or a slimmer shape, which the guidelines count as altering or exaggerating it.

Then review before you publish, as the guidelines ask. Compare each image with the product in your hand, at full size, around the label and the edges. If one detail drifted, fix just that part with Inpaint instead of regenerating the whole image.

For the images after the front view, use settings your buyers live in: a kitchen in a Jakarta apartment, a batik workshop in Yogyakarta, a veranda in Bali, a living room in a Bandung house with the rain outside. Local light helps the product look photographed: strong equatorial sun, a rainy-season sky, warm lamps in the evening.

Ramadan and Lebaran are a peak season for modest fashion, kue kering, hampers and gifts, so prepare scenes for buka puasa tables and Lebaran visits weeks ahead. Later in the year, 11.11 and Harbolnas on 12.12 call for gift scenes and bundles. Change the scene images for each season and keep the front view the same.

For modest fashion, put each design on one saved model with Outfit Swap and keep the hijab style and the hem length true to the product. Selling on TikTok Shop outside Indonesia too? See the TikTok Shop images guide.

If you sell several colors, make each one from the same template: the same background, angle and light, with only the color changing. Generate one color first, then ask for the same image "with the case in sage green instead of black", and compare the result with the real product, since a generated color can shift.

Size the files for Tokopedia, not for print. Generate at 2K, which is far above 600 pixels, and use Image Enhancer only when your source photo is small. A 4K or 6K file is more than a listing needs and can pass the 5 MB photo limit; Tokopedia’s help suggests compressing any photo that fails to upload.

The video slot takes one clip of up to 5 MB, so keep it short. The AI product video generator guide turns your best image into a clip. Working in Claude or another assistant? The Product Photoshoot skill shoots a set of modes from one photo, and the Marketplace Listing Images skill builds a main image with secondary images; it ships Amazon, Walmart, Etsy, eBay and Shopify rules, so paste Tokopedia’s from this page. See Mage skills.