Listing Pack: upload AI photos to Flipkart, Meesho, Myntra, Amazon and 13 more marketplaces

One download per shoot: images sized for each marketplace plus a sheet with the image columns pre-filled. Step-by-step upload guide for Flipkart, Meesho, Myntra and Amazon, the four whose bulk-template columns the sheet reproduces verbatim; the other 13 marketplaces get sized, SKU-named images (and a neutral sheet where a template exists).in — free, no credits, no account linking.

Listing Pack turns a selection or a whole project into one ZIP you can upload to a marketplace in minutes: every image resized to that marketplace's spec, plus a spreadsheet whose image columns already carry the marketplace's own headers, one row per SKU. It is free and needs no seller credentials — you upload in your own seller panel, exactly as you do today, just without the resizing and copy-pasting.

How to get one

Wherever you have finished images, the pack is one tap away:

• Right after a generation — tap 📋 Listing Pack in the action row under the result, or 🛒 List it under Next steps.
• After a bulk run — the 📋 Listing Pack button sits under Download All, with every garment from the run.
• After an ecommerce pack — same button under Download All; the front, back and detail shots fill the marketplace's image slots.
• Gallery — tap 📋 Listing Pack in the toolbar; it switches select mode on so you can tick the images for one shoot (up to 50). Or open a Project and tap its 📦 Listing Pack chip.
• Sidebar → Listing Pack (under Free Tools) takes you straight to that gallery view.

Then tick the marketplaces you sell on and download.

What's inside

• flipkart/, meesho/, myntra/, amazon/ — images on each marketplace's canvas (Flipkart and Amazon 2000×2000 white, Myntra 1080×1440 portrait, Meesho 1080×1080), named the way that marketplace expects.
• listing-pack.xlsx — one sheet per marketplace. Columns: the SKU column, Product, then that marketplace's image columns in order. Plus a Listing copy sheet (see below) when you leave Write the listing too ticked.
• manifest.csv and README.txt — the same information for your own tooling, and these steps.

SKU grouping: images made from the same uploaded photo share a row (your upload's filename is the SKU — name files ORDER-1023_kurti-red-M.jpg and that is what you'll see). If a shot is tagged front/back/side it is placed in that slot; otherwise shots keep the order you made them.

The Listing copy sheet

Tick Write the listing too (it is on by default, and free) and the pack reads your front shot once per SKU and writes a title, up to five bullets, a description and the attributes a template asks for: colour, fabric look, neckline, sleeve, fit, pattern, length, occasion and a suggested care line. Amazon's title is pre-cut to its 200-character limit in its own column. Paste by meaning into the matching columns of your template.

Two things it will not do. It never invents a brand, a size, a price or a fabric composition — a photo cannot show "60% cotton", so the sheet gives the fabric look and lists fabric and care under Confirm before upload. Check those two against the garment before you list; everything else is read off what the photo shows. The copy is saved with the image, so a second pack of the same shots is instant.

Links or files?

If your pack says LIVE LINKS in the README, the image cells are public URLs — paste the columns straight into the marketplace template. If it says FILE PATHS, the marketplace still needs a URL: run the images through that marketplace's Image Uploader (below), then paste the URL it shows into the matching cell.

Flipkart

1. Seller Hub → Listings → Add New Listings → Add Bulk Listing. Choose your category and subcategory (e.g. Clothing → Women's Ethnic Wear → Sarees) and Download Template.
2. If your cells are file paths: in the same screen open Image Uploader, upload each image from flipkart/, and copy the URL Flipkart shows. If your cells are live links, skip this.
3. Open listing-pack.xlsx → Flipkart sheet. Copy the Main Image URL and Other Image URL 1–4 values into the same-named columns of Flipkart's template, one row per SKU.
4. Fill the rest of the template (MRP, selling price, HSN, size, stock) and upload it. QC usually clears within a day; here is what to do if an image is rejected.

Meesho

1. Supplier Panel → Catalog Upload → Bulk Upload. Choose the category and Download Template.
2. Meesho's image columns are Image 1 URL … Image 4 URL and must be public links. If your cells are file paths, upload the images from meesho/ through Catalog Upload first and use the links Meesho gives you.
3. Copy the Meesho sheet's image columns into the template. Image 1 is the main image — white or plain light background, product filling most of the frame; the pack already sizes it 1080×1080.
4. Fill price, size and stock, upload, and watch Catalog Upload → Status. Meesho accepts AI images that show the real garment and rejects ones that invent it — these are made from your product photo, and each carries AI-provenance metadata.

Myntra

1. Partner Portal → Catalog Management → Cataloging → Download DIY Template for your article type.
2. Myntra wants images named StyleID_1.jpg (front), _2 (back), _3 (side), _4 (detail) — the myntra/ folder is already named this way, portrait 1080×1440. Upload the folder in the Image Uploader tab, or put the links in the template's image columns if your cells are live.
3. Copy the Myntra sheet's Front / Back / Side / Detail / Look Shot Image columns into the DIY template, upload the sheet, select Store and Studio, and Add Products. The lot appears under Lots in Draft for Myntra's catalog QC.

Amazon.in

1. Seller Central → Catalogue → Add Products via Upload → download the template for your category.
2. Amazon's image columns are main_image_url and other_image_url1 … 8, public URLs. If your cells are file paths, use Catalogue → Upload Images: the amazon/ files are already named SKU.MAIN.jpg, SKU.PT01.jpg … so Amazon matches them to your SKUs.
3. Copy the Amazon India sheet's image columns into the template and upload. Amazon's main image for adult apparel must show the garment on a model — which is what you generated — and the files already carry the contains-synthetic-performer label Amazon requires for AI-generated people.

Good to know

• Marketplaces change their templates. The headers here were read on 6 October 2026; if your template's column names differ, paste by meaning (main image, then the others in order).
• Up to 50 images per pack, and 120 image-renders in total (so 50 images × 2 marketplaces, or 30 × 4). Split larger shoots by project.
• API: POST /api/listing-pack with ids or project_id and marketplaces returns the same ZIP — see the API docs.