noon apparel images, on a model, in order.
For adult apparel, noon recommends pictures shot on models over flat lay or hanger shots, a light grey background behind the primary fashion image, and a fixed order of views starting with the front. Virtual try-on dresses a studio model in a garment from a hanger or flat-lay photo, on studio grey, with front and back in a set.
How noon reads an apparel gallery.
- 1
Light grey for fashion
noon asks for pure white behind the primary image in every category except fashion, where light grey is the recommended background, with light shadows only. Studio grey is the Virtual try-on background for that, and studio white stays available for accessories photographed for other categories.
- 2
Front, back, side, then details
noon gives an order for a gallery: front view, back view, side view, other angles, details, then usage. A front and back set of the same model fills the first two places; a three-quarter pose and a close-up pose of the same model, ordered together, supply the angle and the detail.
- 3
Only what is for sale
The primary image shows only the product for sale, in full, outside its packaging, without swing tags or accessories that are not included. The outfit around a garment stays plain and neutral by default, and the styling option that adds accessories is better left off for the primary image.
What noon asks for.
Source: noon Seller Help Center — Image requirements and rejection reasons for the seller SKU; Single SKU creation; Seller SKU content quality. Checked 12 October 2026.
- Formats
- JPEG or JPG only, in RGB or sRGB colour format
- Minimum
- Image width of 660 pixels or more, with a width-to-height ratio (aspect ratio) of 0.5 or more
- Zoom
- Resolution of 72 PPI or above, to maintain image clarity when zoomed
- File size
- A product image must not exceed 10 MB
- Number
- 1 to 9 images per product; at least one good-quality image is needed for the SKU to go live, and a minimum of 3 is highly recommended
- Main image
- A front view of the product, shown in full and outside its packaging; lifestyle images and multiple views of a single product are not permitted in the primary image, and full bundles must be depicted when a bundle is sold
- Background
- Pure white background for the primary image in all categories except fashion, where the recommended background is light grey; light shadows only, no hard shadow or hard reflection
- Safe area
- A 10% margin on top and bottom when the product is shot vertically, and a 5% margin on both sides when shot horizontally; the product needs to cover at least 70-80% of the image frame
- Not allowed
- Logos, watermarks, unwanted text or objects, borders, price or warranty information, manufacturing or expiry dates, seller names, placeholder images, duplicate images, and accessories that are not included with the item
- Photographs only
- Only photographs are permitted; CAD drawings, thumbnails or illustrations are not allowed
- Apparel
- For adults apparel, pictures shot on models are recommended instead of flat lay or hanger shots; for kids apparel, flat lay shots or products shot on hangers are recommended
- Image order
- Front view, back view, side view, any other angles, details, then usage; the primary image should always be a front view
- Packaging
- No elements of the product's packaging, including boxes, bags, cases and brand or swing tags, should appear in the primary image
- Cropping
- An image with a portion of the product cropped is not allowed as a primary image; close-up views may be added as additional images
- Accuracy
- Images must accurately represent the product and show only the product that is for sale
Photographing a garment for noon.
- Remove swing tags and packaging before the photo: noon excludes them from the primary image, and the image follows the photo it was made from.
- Photograph the front and the back in the same position and light; noon places the back view second, directly after the front.
- noon's model recommendation has category exceptions, so check the policy for your category before choosing a worn view.
Product photos for noon, answered.
Does noon accept AI-generated images?
noon's image page states that only photographs are permitted and does not mention AI-generated images. Herofab's on-model images are photorealistic but generated, with synthetic models and a machine-readable AI marker in every file, so a seller confirms with noon before listing them.
Which Herofab download does noon take?
The JPG. noon accepts JPEG or JPG only, so the PNG download is not used. Square 2K output is wider than noon's minimum width, and the three-by-four portrait shape stays within the width-to-height ratio noon sets for product images.
How should children's clothing be shown on noon?
noon recommends flat lay or hanger shots for kids apparel. Ghost mannequin delivers both kinds of view without a model: the garment on an invisible mannequin or laid out as a flat lay, on a white, grey, black or beige backdrop.
How much does it cost?
5 credits per image, plus one credit for 4K. In US dollars that is $0.20 to $0.60 per image before tax, from the largest plan to the smallest credit pack. The cost is shown before you generate, and if a job fails the credits are returned. The 20 free credits at sign-up cover 4 images with this tool.
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20 credits at sign-up, no card required. Images made with free credits carry a watermark.