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Up to ten photos, one catalog image. Pick a layout or design your own grid, drag frames to exactly where you want them, overlap and tilt until it looks right, then export up to 2048px.
Updated August 2026 · checked against supplier.meesho.com
Drag a frame to move it, corner handle to resize. Click a frame then a photo to fill it. Frames can overlap, so use front and back for depth.
Most returns come from a gap between what the buyer expected and what arrived. A single hero photograph leaves plenty of room for that gap: it does not show the back, the fabric texture, the fastening, or how the thing looks on an actual person.
A collage closes some of it before the order is placed. Four views in one image get seen by everyone, including the buyers who never swipe past the first photo. Fewer surprises in the parcel means fewer returns, and on Meesho a return costs you freight in both directions.
A large main view, then the things that cause complaints. For apparel that is usually the back, a close crop of the fabric, and the neckline or fastening. For home goods it is scale, so include the product next to something familiar. If your reviews keep mentioning the same thing, photograph that thing.
Because a buyer decides in about a second. One image showing the front, the back, the fabric close up and the product being worn answers more questions than a single view, and it does it before anyone has to swipe. Sellers who do this well see fewer size and colour complaints, which means fewer returns.
Square, at 1600 pixels for most uses. Go to 2048 if the collage has small detail shots that need to stay readable when a buyer zooms in. Below 1080 the individual cells start to look soft.
Yes. Drag one frame over another and use front and back to decide which sits on top. A slight tilt on the upper frame makes it look deliberate rather than like a mistake.
Start from any preset and drag a frame, or press Add frame. As soon as you move anything the layout switches to your own and stops snapping back. Resize from the corner handle on a selected frame.
No. Every photo is decoded, arranged and exported inside your browser tab. Nothing is sent to a server, and the location data your phone attaches is dropped along the way.
Be careful. Marketplace image rules generally do not allow text, logos or promotional badges on catalog images, so a collage with "BEST PRICE" written across it can get a listing rejected. Keep the collage to photographs for Meesho, and save text versions for Instagram.
Upload it and Uncle shows which of the products you are packing right now actually lost money last month, with returns, ads and every fee on its own line.