Curate Depop feed squares on your device, keeping bedroom inventory private
Depop sellers shoot vintage finds and thrifted fits at home, often with a whole rail of stock in frame. That is not something to feed a random cloud editor. This page crops and encodes JPEG right in your browser through Canvas, so your styled shots stay on your phone and never land on VeloTools.
The preset mirrors Depop's square-first feed: 1080×1080 at quality 76, held under a 5 MB limit. Want to experiment outside that? The unlocked Image Compress hub offers the same engine without the aesthetic lock.
Close the tab and the frame clears from memory — reassuring when your bedroom or a stack of unlisted inventory sits in the background.
Cluttered mirror shots that lose the piece in Depop's feed
The classic misstep is an uncropped mirror selfie where the garment competes with a messy room, plus heavy PNG exports that drag on a mobile-native feed. Depop's audience scrolls fast and buys on vibe, so a piece buried in visual noise gets swiped past no matter how good it is.
The feed is built around a clean square, and this URL solves exactly that — reframing to 1:1 and pre-shrinking weight — instead of dressing a generic resizer in thrift-store language.
If your capture is already narrower than 1080 pixels, avoid stretching it; grain kills the curated look Depop rewards. Reshoot with daylight and a tidy backdrop.
Style a Depop 1080 square in three steps
- Drop the fit pic or flat lay you want to list — the 1080×1080 crop and quality 76 are already locked.
- Pull the crop onto the garment so the styling reads at a glance, then process until the 5 MB check clears.
- Download the JPEG and post it to Depop yourself; if the piece still gets lost, restyle the shot or ease quality once on the main compressor.
Depop feed settings on this page
| Tackles | Depop shot that is off-square or over 5 MB |
| Pixels | 1080×1080 px |
| Shape | 1:1 square |
| Compression | JPEG quality 76 |
| Limit | 5 MB |
| Privacy | Runs client-side; zero upload |
Why a mobile-native 1080 at quality 76 fits thrift culture
Depop grew up on phones, and its square feed echoes the crop creators already know from Instagram. A 1080 tile displays sharply on mobile while quality 76 keeps the file light for a fast, scroll-heavy audience that will not wait on a sluggish photo.
Use these as a working default and peek at Depop's current guidance if a promoted slot ever asks for its own dimensions.
Curated aesthetics, styling, and a lightweight square for scrollers
On Depop the shot is the brand. Consistent square framing, natural light, and a calm background turn a shop into a scrollable mood, and buyers follow sellers whose grid feels intentional rather than accidental.
Cross-listing the same stock on other resale channels? Compare the square math on the Mercari listing preset, and if you sell newer fashion at scale look at the SHEIN portrait card before exporting a full drop.
Under the hood your frame is redrawn onto a 1080 canvas and re-encoded JPEG at 76. The pass is lossy, so keep the original in your camera roll and let the listing carry the styled copy only.
Give the garment a little breathing room; the feed can trim thumbnails, and a sleeve jammed to the edge weakens the composition. A plain wall or neutral sheet keeps attention on the piece.
Output is sRGB. Convert exotic phone profiles cleanly instead of screenshotting, because a screenshot flattens the color story that makes a vintage find pop.
A crisp square only earns the tap; sizing details, honest condition notes, and fair pricing still seal the deal. Treat this page as the styling step in a bigger selling routine.
Depop selling photo questions
What image size should a Depop listing use?
This page delivers a 1080×1080 square at JPEG quality 76 under a 5 MB limit — a practical feed size. Check Depop's current guidance if a promoted slot differs.
Is my bedroom inventory shot uploaded during a Depop resize?
No. The crop runs in your browser. Depop only sees the file you post yourself later.
Can I keep a full-length rectangular fit pic on Depop?
Not on this locked page. Use the general Image Compress tool for a free crop, then return for the 1080 square.
Why does Depop use quality 76 instead of maximum?
The feed is mobile and fast, so a lighter encode loads quickly while still looking sharp on a phone screen.
My PNG export is over 5 MB for Depop — how do I slim it?
Export JPEG rather than PNG, tidy the background, or take a second pass on Image Compress at 1080×1080.