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How to Lay Out Chinese and English Copy in Cross-Border E-Commerce ImagesH

How to Lay Out Chinese and English Copy in Cross-Border E-Commerce Images

Cross-border e-commerce images often feature both Chinese and English text. Layout issues typically stem from unclear hierarchy, mismatched line spacing, inconsistent alignment, and compressed white space. This article follows the actual workflow from the client's perspective, covering copy hierarchy, font and size handling, alignment and white space, material preparation, and delivery checks to help reduce back-and-forth revisions.

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What Source Photos and Product Materials Are Needed for E-commerce Main Image DesignW

What Source Photos and Product Materials Are Needed for E-commerce Main Image Design

The quality of e-commerce main image design depends largely on how complete your source materials are. This article explains the product photos, product information, copy and compliance materials, and brand and authorization documents you need to prepare, and how these materials affect pricing, revision rounds, and final delivery.

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Product Photo Retouching vs. Scene Compositing: What's the Difference?P

Product Photo Retouching vs. Scene Compositing: What's the Difference?

Product photo retouching involves cleaning, color correction, lighting, and texture adjustments on existing photos while keeping the original shooting environment. Scene compositing places the product into a newly built or assembled scene, involving cutouts, perspective, lighting matching, and background creation. The two differ in scope of changes, required materials, pricing variables, and delivery checks. Clarifying which type you need before commissioning helps reduce rework and cost disputes.

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How to Keep Multi-Variant Product Images Visually ConsistentH

How to Keep Multi-Variant Product Images Visually Consistent

When a product comes in multiple variants, making the images look like a cohesive set depends less on how well each individual image is retouched and more on locking down shooting conditions, retouching standards, and layout templates—then letting all variants share the same replaceable content. This article covers practical steps from shooting and image selection to retouching benchmarks, layout templates, and delivery checks, and highlights the factors that affect e-commerce image design pricing and revision rounds.

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