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Trendyol product image requirements

Prepare Trendyol product images at 1200 x 1800 px

Use this page when product images need to match Trendyol's public product-create image requirements. The preset is intentionally narrow: 1200 x 1800 px and up to 8 images per barcode.

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What this tool does

Prepare Trendyol product images at the sourced 1200 x 1800 px size with an 8-image batch limit.

1200 x 1800 px output preset.
8-image batch limit for one product/barcode workflow.
96 dpi requirement recorded in the rule profile.
Agent recipe and QA profile for repeatable batches.

How it works

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Open the Trendyol ready scenario in QuokkaPix.
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Use one product/barcode image set at a time so the 8-image limit stays meaningful.
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Export 1200 x 1800 px JPG files.
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Review QA warnings for count, dimensions and sourced profile metadata.

FAQ

Why does the Trendyol recipe limit max files to 8?

The public Trendyol product-create documentation states a maximum of 8 images can be sent for one barcode, so the recipe keeps that limit.

Does QuokkaPix know my product barcode?

No. It prepares the image batch. Your catalog or integration system still owns barcode/product mapping.

Official source-backed requirements

Official source

FieldValue
Official sourceTrendyol Product Create v2 image requirements
Requirements last verified19 July 2026
Source typeOfficial platform documentation
Applicable categoryProduct images covered by the linked marketplace documentation.

Trendyol preparation is a barcode-level batch task

Use this page when one product image set must be prepared around the sourced 1200 x 1800 px size and image-count limit. The important workflow boundary is one barcode or product group per run, so the batch limit and QA result stay meaningful.

Trendyol-specific checks before export

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Confirm the 1200 x 1800 px target for every exported product image.
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Keep one product or barcode group per run so the 8-image limit stays meaningful.
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Treat DPI as rule metadata because browser exports do not reliably preserve physical DPI.
4
Check crop and framing so the product remains visible in the vertical canvas.

When Trendyol QA still needs catalog review

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The image file cannot prove barcode ownership, product title or category rules.
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The browser can prepare the image set, but your catalog system must map files to the right product.
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Use split batches when one upload folder mixes several products.

Keep each batch tied to one product barcode

The Trendyol workflow is narrow by design: it prepares images around the sourced 1200 x 1800 px requirement and the documented image-count limit for a barcode. Do not mix several products in one batch just because the files share a folder. Keep each product group together, review vertical framing and check that the manifest output names can still be mapped back to the catalog record. Browser checks can confirm dimensions and count, but the catalog integration still owns barcode, title, brand and category validity.

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Process one barcode group per run.
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Review vertical crop and product visibility.
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Keep output names traceable to the catalog.

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