Fashion Product Cover Image Editor
Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
My fashion store already has every item listed; what’s missing is a cohesive, eye-catching feed. I need a detail-oriented photo editor who can log into the site, replace each product’s current cover image, and leave the collection looking perfectly curated.
Here is what the job involves for every item:
• Edit the selected model shots—crop and resize them so every thumbnail sits at the same dimensions.
• Enhance lighting, colours, and overall look; do minor retouching on fabric or fit when it noticeably improves the garment.
• Make each background color of the cover image the same to have a cohesive feed.
-Add drop shadows at the feet of full body images
• Choose and upload a fresh cover image that alternates between close-up detail and full-outfit views, giving the feed a balanced mix.
-The main goal is to make the cover image of every product look the best as possible to sell.
All other data (names, prices, descriptions, sizes, etc.) is already in place, so no additional listing work is required right now.
Once the first batch is live and the feed looks consistent, I’d like to make this an ongoing relationship for future product drops and broader site design tweaks. If you excel at fast, polished fashion imagery, I’m ready to get started right away—please share a small set of before/after samples so I can see your style.
Here is what the job involves for every item:
• Edit the selected model shots—crop and resize them so every thumbnail sits at the same dimensions.
• Enhance lighting, colours, and overall look; do minor retouching on fabric or fit when it noticeably improves the garment.
• Make each background color of the cover image the same to have a cohesive feed.
-Add drop shadows at the feet of full body images
• Choose and upload a fresh cover image that alternates between close-up detail and full-outfit views, giving the feed a balanced mix.
-The main goal is to make the cover image of every product look the best as possible to sell.
All other data (names, prices, descriptions, sizes, etc.) is already in place, so no additional listing work is required right now.
Once the first batch is live and the feed looks consistent, I’d like to make this an ongoing relationship for future product drops and broader site design tweaks. If you excel at fast, polished fashion imagery, I’m ready to get started right away—please share a small set of before/after samples so I can see your style.
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