Details
Put decision-making photos in one place
A buyer usually asks for details because the listing did not answer something. A focused link keeps those extra photos together instead of scattering them across chat messages.
The small seller photo flow
1. Pick one item or question
Do not mix multiple products in one link unless the buyer asked to compare them.
2. Add the practical angles
Use images that help the decision: cover, details, scale, condition, packaging, or variant options.
3. Send one link
Paste the link in chat, email, or a listing message. Use expiry or revoke after the sale or review window.
What product buyers actually need
Chat handoff
One labeled link keeps the conversation tidy
Write a simple label like "Close-up photos of the blue bag" or "Condition details for the camera." The buyer opens one link and sees the whole set.
After the sale
Old product links do not need to stay open
Once an item sells or the buyer has moved on, close the link. Temporary product photos should not keep circulating after they are no longer useful.
Product photo checklist
- Use one share per product, variant, buyer question, or comparison set.
- Start with the clearest main image, then show practical details.
- Keep the link under 25 files so it opens quickly.
- Add a short label before sending the link.
- Use QR only when the buyer is in person or you need a printed handoff.
- Revoke or expire the link after the sale, review, or listing cycle ends.
FAQ
Yes. Put the product photos into one MaiIMG share and send the link to the customer.
Up to 25 files per share. For most product questions, fewer clear photos are better than a large dump.
Use expiry when the item is temporary, already sold, seasonal, or tied to a short buyer conversation.
No. Buyers can open the shared link in a browser. The seller can log in to manage shares later.
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Send one clear product photo link
Upload the useful angles, send one focused link to the customer, and close access when the conversation or sale is over.
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