To sell clothes on Flipkart you register on Flipkart Seller Hub, which we could not read without a login, so check the documents list there. For the photos, Fynd Commerce's documentation of Flipkart's rules asks for JPEGs of at least 1000 × 1000 px, light grey for apparel, and front and back views.
How to sell clothes on Flipkart: the photo side
- Register in Seller Hub
Use Flipkart's own sign-up and follow its documents checklist. We could not read it ourselves.
- Plan photos per variant
A vendor guide says each variant needs separate images, and that low-quality images are a cause of rejection after listing. Plan for every colour.
- Shoot the mandatory angles
Fynd lists front and back views as mandatory for apparel and side as optional. Use the same model and skin tone throughout; mannequins are not allowed.
- Add images by URL in the template
Fynd's FAQ says images are added by putting their URLs into the Flipkart template. You can reorder them after upload.
- If you have a brand, prepare approval images
A vendor guide says branded products need product images with branding, packaging images and logo files.
Clothing photo rules, in Fynd's documentation
| Item | What Fynd says for Flipkart |
|---|---|
| Size and format | 1000 × 1000 px or more; JPEG only |
| Background | White or light grey generally; apparel light grey with soft shadow, white not accepted |
| Count | Guidelines: at least 2, 3 preferred. FAQ: 2 to 5, varies by category |
| Angles | Front and back mandatory; side optional |
| Garment | Pressed, no creases; not loose or extremely tight |
| Model | Same model and skin tone in all shots; mannequins not allowed |
| Not allowed | Price tags, stickers, text, watermark, props with a solo product |
Preparing clothing photos with Vastralook
Catalogue Studio takes every garment except sarees, which go through Drape Studio (which has the Flipkart preset, for sarees and lehengas). Catalogue Studio has no preset, so choose a light grey studio style, 3:4 and 2K yourself, and use View to check the style first. A 2K shot at 3:4 is about 1792 × 2400 px, which clears 1000 × 1000; a 1K shot, about 896 × 1200 px, is under on width. Three poses of one garment on one model is three shots, since a batch is garments × models × styles: about ₹30–₹38 across our credit packs on a Create order (about ₹10–₹13 each), ready in about 3–4 minutes per shot. Direct generation is about ₹40–₹50 for 2K. Use the same model for every colour.
What documents do I need to sell clothes on Flipkart?
We could not read Flipkart's registration pages, which sit behind Seller Hub. Follow its sign-up checklist rather than a blog's list.
What image size does Flipkart need for clothing?
Fynd Commerce's documentation of Flipkart's rules says at least 1000 × 1000 px, JPEG only. Flipkart itself published no number we could read.
How many photos can a Flipkart clothing listing have?
Fynd's guidelines say at least 2 with 3 preferred; its FAQ says 2 to 5, varying by category.
Is a white background accepted on Flipkart?
Fynd's apparel section says light grey with a soft shadow and white is not accepted, while its FAQ says the primary image is white. For clothing, use light grey and check Seller Hub.
Do I need brand approval to sell on Flipkart?
A vendor guide says branded products need approval images: branding, packaging and logo files. We could not confirm this on Flipkart's own pages.
Sources
- Fynd Commerce docs — Flipkart image guidelines — integration partner documenting Flipkart's rules, not a Flipkart page; read 15 October 2026
- Fynd Commerce docs — Flipkart FAQ — same partner; count and format; read 15 October 2026
- Streamoid — Flipkart seller guide — vendor guide, seller-reported only, undated; read 15 October 2026
