One photo in. Twenty marketplaces out.
Tokopedia wants a square under 5 MB. Instagram takes 4:5 up to 1.91:1. Amazon wants pure white. Batchly fits a whole folder to each marketplace’s rules and checks every file.
Below, the same size, shape and compression steps run right here in your browser. Use the sample photo, or drop your own. Nothing is uploaded.
Fitted to every marketplace
Fitting…
This page repeats Batchly’s size, shape and compression steps so you can see the results. It cannot remove backgrounds or run the AI features; those run only in the app. Marketplace rules were checked in September and October 2026 and differ by country, so confirm them in your own Seller Center.
Inside the app
What it does
- Marketplace presets
- One click sets the size, shape, format, quality and file-size limit for the marketplace you pick.
- Compliance Checker
- Tests photos you already have, explains each failure in plain words, and exports a CSV. A Shop Health Report tracks pass rates over time.
- Fix white background
- Photos that fail only the white-background rule are cut out with an on-device AI model, placed on white, and re-checked.
- Background removal (beta)
- Cuts the product out with an on-device AI model. Choose U2Net, U2NetP or ISNet General, and add alpha matting for hair and fabric.
- Auto-Crop
- Trims empty margins. Optionally uses the same AI model to find the product on gradient, textured or shadowed backgrounds.
- Photo polish
- White balance and lighting, drop shadow, text or logo watermark, and metadata removal.
- Batch housekeeping
- Duplicate detection, Smart Rename with an SEO manifest (CSV or JSON), folder watching, and one batch to several marketplaces.
- Studio and Guided
- Two ways to work with the same settings: a dense workspace, or four steps with Back and Continue.
Before you buy
- Everything runs on your computer. Nothing is uploaded. The AI model (about 176 MB) downloads once, the first time you use it.
- Background removal is still labelled beta. Check a few results before you run a large batch.
- The Windows build is not signed with a paid certificate, so Windows SmartScreen may ask you to confirm.
- A pass means the file meets the published technical numbers. It cannot judge what is in the picture.