I noticed that all imported images are lower quality.
After I learned that CSV is a document, I understand why the images are low quality.
Is there anything can be done, but replacing them ?
Thanks
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ZeePoster Reputation: 56 See ZeePoster's booth |
Hi @posterz,
Thanks for reaching out and sorry to hear about the trouble with your images. It sounds like you may need to update the images for your listings. If the listings were imported via a CSV, then you can update the listings via CSV, as well. To update listings via CSV, you will need to add a “force_update” column set to “True” on your document. Please note that the original ID must be included in the document along with your “force_update” column and the changes you are making to the listing.
When uploading images, the format must be “http” not “https.” You will also want to remove any text after the image type (.jpg, .png, etc). We find that Photobucket typically has a good image format for our CSV upload which provides high-quality images on your listings.
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Hope that helps. If you need further assistance, place let us know at our support department and we’ll be happy to help!
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Katyoke Reputation: 1512 See Katyoke's booth |
Thanks so much Katy!
I already edited most of my listings. They are ok.
The only problem are images. They look degraded. They look very bad when magnifying them.
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How exactly do I update the images ?
Is Force Update in CSV file ? How it is done please ?
And what is original ID ?
and what do you mean by “other changes” ?
Sorry for so many questions…
THANKS!
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