AI Flipkart Product Images

Flipkart’s Seller Hub guide to listing products tells sellers to upload high-resolution product images on a white background and to add lifestyle shots where possible, and every new listing goes through a quality check in which the QC team reviews the images. Flipkart’s terms of use add the hard limits: a listing may only include pictures that describe the item for sale, the description must not be misleading, and you may not upload images of another person without permission. Its public pages give no single pixel minimum, so check the image limits for your category in Seller Hub before you upload. Last checked October 2026.

Flipkart’s seller blog goes further on what a good gallery holds. It names six kinds of product photo: the individual product on a plain, usually white background from different angles; the product in use; several products together; the product beside everyday items to show its size; the packaging and labels; and close-ups of features. For fashion it suggests a neutral background, white, grey or beige, with the garment on a hanger or mannequin, or laid flat.

Mage builds that whole set from one good photo. Keep your product and swap the background for white, generate the in-use and size shots in Indian homes, render more angles with the Angles app, and make feature close-ups that hold up when a buyer zooms. If you also sell on Amazon, the same source photo feeds both stores.

The individual product. This is the anchor of the listing: the product alone on a plain white background, from different angles. Ask for "clean white background, product centered and filling most of a square frame, soft shadow underneath, even light," then run the result through the Angles app for a three-quarter and a side view, so the set matches.

Usage and lifestyle. Flipkart’s own example is sunglasses worn by a person. Use a saved character so the same face appears across your store, and choose settings that look like your buyers’ lives: a scooter commute in the morning, a tiffin on an office desk, a pressure cooker on a gas stove.

Multiple products, size and packaging. A combo pack should show every item in the pack, laid out clearly. A size shot places the product next to something everyone knows, such as a phone, a water bottle or a hand. A packaging shot shows the box and the label, which tells buyers exactly what arrives at the door.

Feature close-ups. Flipkart suggests close-ups that show the anatomy of the product: the stitching on a bag, the ports on a charger, the grain of a wooden board. These need the most care with generated detail, so compare each one with the real product. For general product photography technique, see the AI product photo generator guide.

• Main image: white background, product alone, centered and large.
• Lifestyle: one recurring model, real Indian settings.
• Size: next to an object everyone knows.
• Packaging: from a real photo if the printed text matters.
• Close-ups: compare with the real product before you upload.

For clothing, Flipkart’s fashion photography guide suggests a neutral background, white, grey or beige, the garment clean and wrinkle-free, and positions that show its shape: a dress on a hanger or a mannequin, a T-shirt or jeans laid flat. Each of these is a prompt: "Keep the shirt exactly as in the photo, laid flat on a plain light grey surface, sleeves folded in neatly, top-down view, even softbox light."

For an on-model view, save a model as a character and dress them with Outfit Swap. Use only a model you created or a person who agreed to it: Flipkart’s terms forbid images of another person without permission, so a saved Mage character is safer than a borrowed photo.

Ethnic wear needs one extra check. A kurta set, a lehenga or a saree has borders, prints and embroidery that the model can simplify when it redraws the fabric. Compare the motif, the border width and the color with the real piece, and keep a real close-up photo of the work buyers pay for.

The Big Billion Days, Flipkart’s annual festive sale (the 2026 edition opened on 9 October), leads into Diwali and the wedding season, so that is when your listings need to be at their best. Do the image work before the sale opens and leave time for QC: a listing with one photo competes poorly against a full gallery.

Put the season in the lifestyle shots, not in the main image. A gift-wrapped box beside brass diyas, a dinner set laid for a Diwali meal, a lehenga at a mehendi evening: these sell the moment. The main image stays plain white all year, so it passes QC and looks the same in search.

A short video helps in ads during the sale, and the AI product video generator guide turns the same images into a clip. If you sell the same product on Amazon, the AI Amazon product images guide covers its main image rules.

Flipkart’s Premium Catalogue Program offers photoshoots, catalogs and image editing as a service, which suits a seller who wants it done for them. Mage suits a seller who wants to do it in-house, product by product, and change a scene the same day a competitor changes theirs.

For a big catalog, keep one prompt template and change only the product: the same white background wording, the same light, the same framing. Draft on Mango 3 Turbo, finish on Mango 3 or Guava 2 Pro, and on Pro Plus queue up to 10 generations at once. Before you download a product’s images, set its SKU as the file name prefix in Settings, under Downloads, so every file arrives named for the bulk upload.

In Claude, Codex or Cursor, the Product Photoshoot skill makes up to ten photography modes from one photo, and the Marketplace Listing Images skill builds a main image and secondary images. That skill knows Amazon, Walmart, Etsy, eBay and Shopify; give it the Flipkart rules from this page. Both are on the Mage skills page.