Mobile Product Image Entry
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I need help pushing a backlog of phone listings live. Each product requires more than five images uploaded to our store, but the files now sit in one large, unsorted folder. Your first step will be to sort and rename the photos so they match each SKU, then populate the corresponding product record in the CMS. No descriptions or prices are involved—this task is entirely image-focused.
You’ll receive a ZIP of all photos, a spreadsheet showing SKU / variant / image count, and CMS access. I expect every listing to show the correct, high-resolution pictures in the order specified (front, back, angles, box, lifestyle, etc.), with clean file names following the SKU convention and a short report flagging any missing or corrupted shots.
Efficiency with bulk upload tools, basic image compression, and sharp attention to detail are essential because similar models look almost identical. If you’re comfortable inside e-commerce dashboards like Shopify, WooCommerce, or Magento, you’ll feel at home here.
Please tell me how soon you can finish an initial batch of 100 products and what checks you’ll use to keep errors to a minimum.
You’ll receive a ZIP of all photos, a spreadsheet showing SKU / variant / image count, and CMS access. I expect every listing to show the correct, high-resolution pictures in the order specified (front, back, angles, box, lifestyle, etc.), with clean file names following the SKU convention and a short report flagging any missing or corrupted shots.
Efficiency with bulk upload tools, basic image compression, and sharp attention to detail are essential because similar models look almost identical. If you’re comfortable inside e-commerce dashboards like Shopify, WooCommerce, or Magento, you’ll feel at home here.
Please tell me how soon you can finish an initial batch of 100 products and what checks you’ll use to keep errors to a minimum.
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