Noon image guidelines for sellers

Noon product images must be JPEG files at least 660 pixels wide, 72 PPI or more, under 10 MB and in RGB or sRGB, according to Noon's seller help centre. The primary image is a front view on pure white (light grey for fashion), with no packaging, logos or prices. Our Dubai studio shoots Noon-ready images from AED 1,800 for up to 20 products, delivered in 3 days on Signature.

What are Noon's image requirements?

Noon asks for JPEG images at least 660 pixels wide, with a width-to-height ratio of at least 0.5, 72 PPI or higher, a maximum of 10 MB and RGB or sRGB colour. These are the technical rules from Noon's own seller help centre.

Spec	Noon requirement	What we deliver
File type	JPEG or JPG only	JPEG
Width	At least 660 px	2,000 px or more on the longest side
Aspect ratio	Width divided by height at least 0.5	Square or your category's template ratio
Resolution	72 PPI or more	Meets it
File size	Under 10 MB	Typically well under
Colour	RGB or sRGB	sRGB
Margins	10% top and bottom for vertical shots; 5% each side for horizontal shots	Framed to template
Product coverage (alternate images)	At least 70 to 80% of the frame	Framed to spec

Two notes. First, 72 PPI is a density figure, not a pixel size; what matters for zoom is pixel dimensions, so deliver large files. Second, some third-party guides quote other numbers, such as a 1,000-pixel minimum; we could not find those on Noon's own pages, so we treat them as best practice, not rules.

What are the rules for the primary image on Noon?

The primary image must be a front view of the product, outside its packaging, on a pure white background (light grey for fashion), with light shadows only. It is the first image shoppers see and the one Noon's quality check looks at most closely.

• Front view only. Multiple views of one product belong in alternate images.
• No packaging. Boxes, bags, cases and brand or swing tags should not appear.
• Full bundles. If you sell a bundle, show the whole bundle.
• Light shadows only. Hard shadows and hard reflections are not accepted.
• No lifestyle images as the primary image, though they are welcome as alternates.
• Smartphones and tablets should show a combined front and back view.

What about fashion and kids' clothing on Noon?

Noon recommends a light grey background for fashion primary images, model shots for adult apparel and flat-lay or hanger shots for kids' apparel. This is different from Amazon.ae, where pure white is the main image rule across categories.

Category	Noon's recommendation
Adult apparel	Shot on models rather than flat-lay or hangers
Swimwear and underwear	Exception to the on-model recommendation
Kids' apparel	Flat-lay or on hangers
Background (fashion)	Light grey recommended

For abaya and modest fashion labels selling on Noon and Namshi, this usually means an on-model set for adult ranges. If you also need marketplace-neutral packshots for Amazon.ae, our guide to ghost mannequin vs flat-lay vs on-model explains how to cover both in one shoot.

What order should Noon product images go in?

Noon's standard sequence is front view, back view, side view, other angles, details, then usage. Uploading images in a different order is listed as a rejection reason, "incorrect sequencing".

1. Front view (primary).
2. Back view.
3. Side view.
4. Any other angles.
5. Details, such as texture, fabric or ports.
6. Usage or lifestyle.

Noon recommends uploading at least 3 high-quality images showing different angles, sizes, and textures or fabrics. Its requirements page does not state a maximum number of images, and we could not verify one elsewhere on Noon's own help pages, so check the image columns in your category's upload template. In our experience, 6 to 8 images covers the sequence above without repetition. Our guide on how many images a product listing needs compares counts across marketplaces.

Why does Noon reject product images?

Noon's most common rejection reasons are packaging in the primary image, cropped products, low resolution, duplicates, unclear backgrounds and added elements such as watermarks, prices or borders.

Rejection reason	What it means	How to avoid it
Need product image without packaging	Box, bag or tags visible	Shoot the product unboxed
Cropped or half image	Part of the product missing	Show the whole item; put close-ups in alternates
Low resolution	Blurry, pixelated or stretched	Shoot at full resolution, never upscale
Duplicate images	Same image uploaded twice	One unique image per slot
Conflicting images	Image does not match the product sold	Shoot the exact variant listed
Needs editing	Unclear background, border, price, expiry date, watermark, hard shadow	Clean white or grey background, no overlays
Broken image	Bad file name, expired URL or oversized file	Check links and file size before upload
Incorrect sequencing	Primary is not a front view	Follow the front, back, side order

Noon also says images must match the title and description, must be photographs rather than CAD drawings or illustrations, and must not show accessories that are not included. Placeholder images such as "Image coming soon" are not allowed.

How do you get Noon-ready images in Dubai?

Book a shoot that exports straight to Noon's template, so you do not resize or re-edit anything yourself. Our ecommerce photography starts at AED 1,800 for up to 20 products, and Signature at AED 3,200 covers up to 40 products on white and styled backgrounds, plus free pickup and return across Dubai. Prices exclude 5% VAT; Signature is delivered in 3 days, Heirloom in 2, with a 48-hour rush available.

We export one set for Noon (with light grey for fashion where you want it) and one for Amazon.ae from the same shoot. Read the Amazon.ae image requirements if you sell on both, or send one photo for a free edit to see the result first.

Noon updates its guidelines from time to time. This guide reflects Noon's seller help centre as we read it on 21 October 2026.