Product photos · Bags and wallets
Bag and wallet product photos: inside, strap and carried shots
Bag and wallet buyers want to see inside as much as outside: how many card slots, whether a laptop fits, how the strap sits. The gallery opens the bag and shows it carried, at true size.
The gallery this category needs
- 1
Your own photo of the bag or wallet on pure white, front view, strap arranged neatly
Shows the shape and finish exactly as shipped, which is what marketplaces check first.
- 2
Interior shot, open, showing pockets, slots and lining
Organisation is a main purchase reason, and buyers cannot see it from outside.
- 3
What fits: phone, keys, cards or a laptop placed inside or beside
Capacity is easier to judge with familiar objects than with dimensions alone.
- 4
Carried on a model: shoulder, crossbody or in hand
Shows strap length and how large the bag looks on a body.
- 5
Hardware, stitching and material close-up
Zips, clasps and leather grain signal quality and justify the price.
- 6
Back, base and side views
Shows depth and any back pocket, and confirms the base is structured or soft.
Scenes that fit
- Minimal desk setupOak desk, laptop edge, notebook. For chargers, stands, stationery and anything "productivity".
- Café tableRound marble café table, latte, window reflections. Mugs, snacks, books, small tech.
- Fashion flat layTop-down on linen with sunglasses and a magazine. Jewellery, watches, wallets, small accessories.
- Clean studio whitePure white sweep with a soft contact shadow. Marketplace-compliant main image.
Platform rules that bite here
Amazon
Accessories are shown flat in the main image, on pure white, with only included items. A wallet with cards in it implies the cards ship; leave them for the gallery.
Amazon
Carried shots with a photorealistic AI-generated person need the contains-synthetic-performer keyword in the file metadata before upload.
TikTok Shop
AIGC must not show false scale or change the product's size or shape, so a generated model must not make a mini bag look like a tote.
eBay
Stock photos are not allowed for used items, so pre-owned designer bags need photos of the actual bag, wear on corners and handles included.
What gets this category rejected or ignored
- Props such as sunglasses, a phone or a scarf in the main image.
- AI scenes that distort the bag's size against the model.
- Leather colour shifting between the white shot and the lifestyle shot.
- No interior shot, so organisation questions go unanswered.
- Stuffing paper visible through open pockets.
Questions
Should the bag be stuffed for the main image?
Yes, filled with hidden padding so it holds its shape, but nothing should show. The main image must contain only what ships.
How do I show size?
Put everyday items in or beside the bag, such as a phone, a bottle or a laptop, and include a carried shot on a model of a stated height.
How should a wallet be photographed?
Closed and flat on white for the main image, then open with slots shown in image two. Amazon expects accessories to be shown flat.
Can I use an AI model to carry the bag?
Yes, as long as the size and shape stay true. Tag photorealistic AI people for Amazon and disclose significant AI use on TikTok Shop.
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- Café table product photosRound marble café table, latte, window reflections. Mugs, snacks, books, small tech.
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