02 / A PRACTICAL WORKFLOWSTART WITH YOUR PHOTO
01Photograph the real SKU first
Clean the item, use soft light from one direction, and leave the full outline in the frame. A plain surface and steady phone help you see color, reflections, edges, and important markings. Photograph the actual variant you sell rather than asking AI to infer another one.
Keep an original front or detail photo for the listing if customers need to verify text, material, dimensions, or construction. One source view cannot prove an unseen back or interior.
Decide whether more pixels will help — Compare resizing, upscaling and a new real capture before choosing a larger file.
02Check the file before an attempt
Fayvoro accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images under 10 MB in photo mode. A phone may save HEIC by default; export a supported copy before uploading. The local checker below reads the selected file in your browser and shows format, size, and pixel dimensions without sending it to Fayvoro.
A compatible file is not automatically a good reference. Retake the picture if the product is clipped, blurred, tiny in frame, or hidden by a strong reflection. There is no promised minimum pixel size or automatic quality score here.
Check permission for the source image — Record who owns the photo and whether the intended edit and upload are permitted.
03Generate one scene, then compare
Choose a scene and one of Fayvoro’s available formats, add a short lighting or placement note, and check the displayed credit cost before generating. Compare the output with the untouched phone photo at full size.
If shape, color, quantity, or packaging changes, keep the accurate source for that use or retake the input. A generated lifestyle image is an additional candidate, not an invented replacement for factual product shots.
Prepare a supported phone-photo copy — Export HEIC into JPG, PNG or WebP and verify the resulting file before upload.