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One of the many parameters of product images that you should pay attention to when advertising is the background color. Most comparison engines require a white background as standard without additional distractions. In today's article, we'll show you how to easily add a white background to images with a transparent background so you can successfully advertise them.

For clothing variants, schematic component drawings, or immaterial products, your products may have identical images. But not all products require it. If you offer thousands of items, it may not be easy to get an overview. Feed Image Editor product filters are a useful tool for dealing with them.

High quality, high-resolution images look good and will attract your customers. However, as the resolution increases, so does the size, which slows down the loading speed. We must also not forget that some goods have a set size limit. Images that cross it will not be accepted.

If you want to advertise on comparison engines and advertising systems, you must comply with their conditions. If these are not met, the services will reject your product images. It is mostly about keeping the minimum and maximum dimensions in pixels. It is also important to consider the real size of the displayed products. Two products with significantly different dimensions may appear distorted in images of the same size. In today's article, we'll show you how to manage these two operations with Feed Image Editor.

There is one more step to successfully displaying all of your product images. That is to check if the files to which the URL in the product details refers are standard image formats. In the following tutorial, we will show you how.

Even if you have the IMGURL element filled in for all products, this does not mean that your product images will be displayed. You may experience errors: page not found, no access to the page, or another unknown problem with the page. Let's take a look at what lies behind these errors and how to fix them.