Shooting for eMAG and Allegro without getting rejected
The rules that actually get listings bounced, and the three that catch most sellers out.
Why listings actually get rejected
Listing rejections are rarely about quality. They are about a specification you did not read: minimum pixel dimensions on the longest edge, a maximum share of the frame the product may occupy, or a watermark you thought was subtle.
The three rules that catch most sellers
The three that catch most sellers: the product filling less than eMAG's own standard of about 85% of the frame, a background that is off-white rather than the pure white Allegro's own rules require, and props that could be mistaken for included items. That last one is the expensive mistake — a buyer who thought the styling prop was in the box will open a dispute.
Why we need your original files
Send us the original files, not the exports you already made for Instagram. A resized, sharpened, recompressed JPEG has thrown away the data we need to correct the background cleanly. Original camera or phone files, whatever size they are.
What happens when a rule can't be met
If a category has a rule we cannot satisfy without changing what the product looks like, we will tell you before we start rather than after you pay.
