Image handling

The right images,
in the right order.

The master data holds the product’s images. Each channel has its expectations: a main image on a white background, a maximum number, an order. Each page receives the images that suit it, with their alt text.

01The starting point

Twelve images,
none in the right order.

A lifestyle photo as the main image where the channel expects a white background, too many images, no alt text: the pages lose visibility, and sometimes compliance.

  • The wrong image firstThe first image drives the click: a lifestyle photo doesn’t belong at the top.
  • Limits per channelEach channel has its maximum number of images, and its rules for the main image.
  • Silent imagesWithout alt text, an image doesn’t exist for search engines or for accessibility.

02How it works

You ask. The agents take care of it.

  1. 01The master data’s imagesAll the product’s images, collected once.
  2. 02The channel’s expectationsMain image, maximum number, order.
  3. 03Chosen and orderedThe packshot first, then the useful views, within the channel’s limit.
  4. 04DescribedEach image gets its alt text.
  • Packshots
  • Detail views
  • Lifestyle photos
  • Alt text
  • Master data

03The result in Upsellr

Images that get
clicks, and get found.

The packshot first, the useful views next, within the channel’s limit.
Every image has its alt text.

  • ChosenThe useful images
  • OrderedThe packshot first
  • DescribedAlt text for every image

Illustrative example · sample data

04What makes the difference

Images ready for every channel.

  • The packshot first.

    The main image is the one the channel expects, followed by detail views and lifestyle photos.

  • The number the channel accepts.

    Each channel has its limit: the selected images fit within it, the most useful first.

  • Text for every image.

    Each image gets alt text that describes it, useful for search engines as well as accessibility.

05Results to document

What you’ll be able to measure.

  • Share of pages with a packshot as the main image
  • Share of images with alt text
  • Time spent preparing images

Your questions.
Practical answers.

What you need to know before your first request.

Where do the images come from?

From the product’s master data, where they’re collected once.

Does every channel receive the same images?

No. Each channel receives the images that match its expectations, within the limit it sets.

Do images get alt text?

Yes. Every selected image gets alt text that describes it.

Can I change the order of the images?

Yes, the order stays editable in each channel’s page.

The product first,
on every page.

Try it on your products or explore image handling in a personalized demo.