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Compress and upload to Etsy shop (we also offer compress tool for free)
Etsy displays banners at full 3360×840 on desktop but crops to center 1200×300 on mobile—where 64% of traffic originates. Sellers design beautiful full-width banners only to discover logos and shop names chopped in half on phones. You must design for both contexts simultaneously: full-width visual impact for desktop, critical branding elements (logo, shop name, CTA) confined to narrow center zone for mobile. Most sellers discover crop issues post-upload after losing mobile conversion opportunities.
Center 1200×300 pixels of the full 3360×840 desktop banner. Etsy crops to this center section on mobile devices. Keep logo, shop name, tagline, and calls-to-action within this zone. The 1080px on each side (2160px total) are decorative only—mobile users never see these outer areas.
Not recommended. Product photos are 4:3 ratio (3000×2250), banners are 4:1 ratio (3360×840)—stretching creates severe distortion. Instead, composite 3-5 product photos horizontally with clean background, keeping products centered in mobile-safe 1200×300 zone. This maintains product sharpness and mobile visibility.
Yes, for brand consistency and recognition. Match background color (white backgrounds for minimal listings, lifestyle scenes for contextual photos), color palette, and overall aesthetic. Consistent visual branding across banner and listings increases shop recognition and builds buyer trust, improving conversion rates 15-25%.
Minimum quarterly for seasonal relevance (holidays, sales events). Frequent updates signal active shop to Etsy's algorithm, potentially improving search ranking. Include sale announcements, new product launches, or seasonal themes. Test new banners on mobile before upload to verify mobile-safe zone elements remain visible.
Solid color backgrounds compress 60% smaller than photos, load faster on mobile, and provide cleaner professional appearance. Choose brand colors that contrast with logo and text. White or light grays work for minimal brands, bolder colors for artistic or handmade shops. Avoid busy patterns or gradients—they compress poorly and distract from products.
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