Design 84 Minimalist Product Images
Budget / Salary₹600–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
I have seven new items headed to my online store and each one needs a full set of polished, sales-ready photos. You will receive the raw reference shots I’ve gathered from the web; from there, your task is to turn them into a cohesive collection of 84 high-resolution images (twelve variations per product).
The visual direction is intentionally minimalist: clean composition, crisp lighting, and nothing that distracts from the product itself. A subtle integration of my logo on every file is essential so the branding feels consistent across the shop. Whether you prefer working in Canva, Photoshop, or a mix of both is up to you—what matters is that the final JPG/PNG exports look professional on desktop and mobile storefronts alike.
Deliverables
• 84 edited images (3000 px minimum on the longest side, web-optimised copies included)
• Transparent or neutral background versions if isolation is required for overlays
• Source files so I can make minor future tweaks
• Quick reference sheet mapping each filename to its corresponding product
I’ll share a few of my current store images for style guidance once we start. When you respond, include links or samples of similar e-commerce work you’ve produced so I can see how you handle clean, product-focused layouts. Looking forward to seeing how you elevate these shots into a uniform, premium-looking set.
The visual direction is intentionally minimalist: clean composition, crisp lighting, and nothing that distracts from the product itself. A subtle integration of my logo on every file is essential so the branding feels consistent across the shop. Whether you prefer working in Canva, Photoshop, or a mix of both is up to you—what matters is that the final JPG/PNG exports look professional on desktop and mobile storefronts alike.
Deliverables
• 84 edited images (3000 px minimum on the longest side, web-optimised copies included)
• Transparent or neutral background versions if isolation is required for overlays
• Source files so I can make minor future tweaks
• Quick reference sheet mapping each filename to its corresponding product
I’ll share a few of my current store images for style guidance once we start. When you respond, include links or samples of similar e-commerce work you’ve produced so I can see how you handle clean, product-focused layouts. Looking forward to seeing how you elevate these shots into a uniform, premium-looking set.
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