Is There An Allen Funt Type In the House?

Mine were doing the same thing so I edited each listing and cropped the photo down to size. Just make sure to UNCHECK the box that say replace original. That way, you’ll have the smaller and larger pic available once someone clicks on your item and they can zoom either picture.

I think it is because your pictures are much taller than they are wide. The thumbnail images are more square so it is cropping your photos to fit, which is why we see the middle of the dresses in the thumbnail.
For example, your Funkiest Parachute Hem Dress is 960px by 400px. It needs to be closer to a square such as 500×500.
Maybe you could add borders on the sides of your photos to make them wider?

And you have to get a little more “edge” on them – white space whatever it’s called but you have to have plenty of outside edge to get the thing not to crop heads of and such. I worried about it for a while then decided it wasn;t so bad cause they can see the whole thing when they click into the listing.
But yea it’s tricky getting thumbnails to look good here – I try to hit 600×600 pixels myself it’s a good size.

oops that’s thank you not that you…long day!

JUST be sure your pics are the right size before using the bonanzle cropping tool.
And I put the first photo in ..then crop it as the thumnail. Then you can add the second photo larger and other photos as you choose..That keeps the thumnail photo as the first photo..and that is what bonanzle picks up on your booth.
hope this helps also,
Sher

You have another option if you want to keep the resolution high- you can pop open Paint real quick and select just a sliver of the edges, then keep tacking that sliver onto the sides on either side till the overall picture is square. That’s how I take the wrinklies and fuzz out of my blanket background shots. Quick n dirty n does the trick. You can do all sorts of ‘derring do’ with paint- good thing we’re honest here!

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