Newegg Marketplace suppression
Why your Newegg Marketplace image was suppressed - and how to fix it
Newegg Marketplace flags 3 image rules that suppress or reject listings. Each is sourced, dated, and fixable. Run a free audit to find which apply to your photos.
Audit my Newegg Marketplace imagesSee all rulesNewegg: primary image must not show a real person, body part, or model
Newegg's primary image rules prohibit real people, body parts, or models as the lead asset of a listing. Collage images and multi-product compositions are also disallowed in the primary slot.
What we check: CatalogPrep flags primary slot assets where a person, face, or hand is detected and routes the listing to manual review for an alternative pack-shot.
How to fix: Replace the primary slot with a product-only pack-shot and move people, models, or lifestyle imagery to the secondary slots. Manual review is required.
Newegg: minimum 640×480 pixels, 5 MB cap
Newegg Marketplace's Seller Academy requires product images to meet a 640 wide by 480 high minimum with each file under 5 MB. Images that fail either threshold are rejected at item setup.
What we check: CatalogPrep reads the file dimensions and size and verifies both pass the Newegg Seller Academy thresholds before the Newegg export pack is written.
How to fix: Re-export from your source camera or design tool at a higher resolution. CatalogPrep's Newegg preset targets 1000 by 1000 to leave headroom against the 640 floor while comfortably staying under 5 MB.
Newegg: no watermarks, logos, borders, or extra text
Newegg's Seller Academy requires product images to be clear and borderless with no watermarks, logos, copyright notices, or seller-specific text. Decorative frames and brand overlays are rejected.
What we check: CatalogPrep runs a text/logo detector and an edge-band uniformity check to flag overlays, decorative borders, or seller text before the Newegg export ships.
How to fix: Use CatalogPrep's AI cleanup edit to remove the overlay or upload a clean source. Manual review is queued when the overlay is part of legitimate packaging artwork.