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The photos that sell: keys to making your online store build trust

Mariangeles Leiva LuqueJuly 17, 2025 | 12 min
When a brand launches into the digital world, it often thinks the hardest part is having good prices or a functional website. But there’s something that’s often overlooked… until it’s too late: product photography.
Imagine walking into a store where everything is messy, poorly lit, and you can barely see the products. Would you buy anything there? The same thing happens in an online store with dark, badly framed, or pixelated photos. Your images aren’t just a “visual complement”—they’re your first (and often only) salesperson.
In ecommerce, there’s no way to touch, smell, or try. All your potential customers have to trust is what they see. And if they can’t see well, they won’t buy.
What makes a product photo effective?
Behind a good image, there’s more than just a camera. There are technical decisions that, if neglected, can cost you conversions. But beyond quality, size, or format, there’s something many overlook: showing the product as a customer would see it in real life.
- Size: at least 1024x1024 px. Consistency across the store.
- Weight: between 100 and 500 KB. Fast loading = more sales.
- Format JPG is recommended.
- Color: sRGB profile, the standard so it looks good on any screen.
- Style and consistency: neutral background, good lighting, clear visual identity.
Photos also sell on Google
Here’s the bonus: an optimized photo also ranks. It’s not magic, it’s SEO. When you upload an image with the right name (serum-roses-yourbrand.jpg instead of IMG_202006.jpg), a descriptive alt text (“Rose hydrating serum for dry skin”), and a light weight, you’re giving Google clues to show you more and better.

If you’re interested
Real case: Naturpiel, natural cosmetics
When Naturpiel contacted us, their digital universe was just beginning. We started where it matters: the photos. We designed the brand’s visual aesthetic, produced their product images, set up their Google My Business, WhatsApp Business, and the first organic content for social media. The result: a brand with a clear identity, consistent photos, professional presence… and a store that builds trust from the first click.

Mariangeles Leiva Luque
Investing in professional product photography is key: a good image builds trust, highlights your products, and can significantly increase sales in your online store.

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