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Vinted thumbnails crop to square in the feed, even though the full photo opens on tap. This free tool fits your full photo into a 1080 × 1080 square with a white or blurred fill — nothing gets cropped off, and nothing is uploaded to any server.
The Vinted preset is already selected. Drop, click, download, list.
Vinted is stricter about photos than most resale apps, and the rules are about authenticity rather than dimensions. Its catalogue rules require that photos are taken by you, of the actual item — no stock images, no photos lifted from the brand's own listing, and no watermarked images. Vinted also states plainly that image editing is not allowed: the photo has to represent the item as it is.
Read that carefully before you reach for any editing tool, including this one. Resizing and padding change the frame, not the garment — the colour, condition and shape of the item are untouched, which is the thing Vinted's rule is actually protecting. Retouching out a stain or colour-correcting a fade is a different matter and will get a listing pulled. This tool cannot do either, which is rather the point.
The practical constraints: you can upload up to 20 photos per listing, and the first one has to show the whole item clearly. That first-photo rule is where square framing earns its keep — a phone-shaped photo cropped to the feed's square can cut off precisely the full-item view Vinted asks for. Listings in the 8–12 photo range tend to get the most engagement.
One more: strip your metadata. Vinted's guidance on personal data is about accounts, but photo files carry GPS coordinates from where they were shot, which for most sellers is their home.
Straight off your phone — which matters, because Vinted requires photos you took yourself.
Vinted's preset is 1080×1080. The first photo has to show the whole item.
White or blurred. Neither is a watermark or overlay, both of which Vinted's rules prohibit.
GPS and EXIF are stripped on the way out, so your home coordinates do not ship with the listing.
| Platform | Square size |
|---|---|
| Depop | 1280 × 1280 px |
| Poshmark | 1080 × 1080 px |
| Vinted | 1080 × 1080 px |
| Mercari | 1080 × 1080 px |
| eBay | 1600 × 1600 px |
| TikTok Shop | 1000 × 1000 px (min 600) |
| Etsy | 2000 × 2000 px |
Vinted does not allow image editing that changes how the item looks. Resizing and padding alter the frame, not the garment — colour, condition and shape are untouched.
Vinted requires the first photo to show the item in full. Padding to square guarantees the feed crop cannot cut off the ends of it.
Photo files carry the coordinates of wherever you shot them, usually your home. Output here carries no EXIF, no watermark and no overlay — all three of which Vinted's rules care about.
Vinted allows up to 20 photos and rewards 8–12. Doing them in one pass keeps the whole set consistent.