Noon Image Resizer

Noon's image rules come straight from its Seller Help Center, and getting the technical details right saves you a rejection cycle. Product images must be JPEG or JPG only, at least 660 pixels wide with an aspect ratio of 0.5 or more, at 72 PPI or higher, under 10MB each, in RGB or sRGB. The main image needs a pure white background (light grey is recommended for fashion), and Noon asks for a minimum of 3 images per listing. Lifestyle shots are fine as supporting images, but the primary image must show a front view of the product outside its packaging, with no text, logos, watermarks, or multiple views crammed into one frame.

This resizer scales your photo to fit within 1024 pixels while preserving the aspect ratio, so nothing is ever stretched or squashed. Switch to square crop mode for an exact 1:1 cut with a live preview of what will be kept, then export as JPG with a quality slider. It handles up to 20 images at once with per-file results and a download-all zip, so a whole product shoot is processed in one pass.

Two habits make the resize work harder. Start from the highest resolution original you have, because downscaling keeps things sharp while upscaling a 660px photo only magnifies blur, and verify the background is truly pure white with no hard shadows or reflections before you upload, since Noon rejects images whose backgrounds read as grey on a white listing page. Use the extra image slots for back views, angle shots, scale references, and bundle contents (bundled products must all be shown in the primary image).

Everything happens locally in your browser using the Canvas API. Your photos are never uploaded to a server, which matters when you are working with unreleased products or supplier images.