Walmart Marketplace product content
Show shoppers exactly what comes with your Walmart product.
We plan listing images, comparison visuals, and short demos that show pack count, dimensions, and the exact product version shoppers will receive.
Share an item link or SKU. We can start with a single product or build a repeatable image plan for related items.
Answer the questions shoppers ask before ordering.
What comes in the box?
Lay out the product, accessories, and included parts so shoppers can tell what comes with each pack.
Which version fits my needs?
Use consistent angles and scale to compare sizes, colors, or models. Match each image to the correct variant.
How does it work?
Show one action from start to finish, whether that means attaching a part, folding an item, or using a control.
From listing to shot plan
Start with one item and one buyer question.
For a stackable storage bin, a shopper may need to know how tall it is with the lid on. Show the closed bin next to a measuring tape, then show two bins stacked to explain how the lids fit together.
- Identify the SKU and product specifications.
- Choose a view or demonstration that answers the question.
- Agree what the file needs to show on its own.
How we plan and check your listing assets
Review the item and its variants
Compare the listing, current images, and product specs to see where a buyer might confuse two options.
Write the shot list
Map each image or clip to a question and record the exact product, accessory, or measurement it needs to show.
Prepare the agreed assets
Use your approved imagery or agree a production scope for new photos, comparison graphics, or demonstration clips.
Check the files against the item
Verify pack counts, dimensions, colors, and model details. Organize files by SKU and intended placement before handoff.
Choose a starting point for your Walmart project.
We quote each project after reviewing the number of items, available assets, and production needs.
Single-item audit
Identify the most useful updates for one listing.
- Review existing photos and item details.
- Prioritize gaps and prepare a shot list.
Image gallery refresh
Build a sequence around what shoppers need to see.
- Map images to the agreed product facts.
- Review the crops and gallery order.
Variant comparison
Give a product family consistent imagery.
- Agree the details buyers should compare.
- Organize assets by option and SKU.
Product demo
Explain a specific action or feature on camera.
- Agree the sample, action, and shot plan.
- Check and deliver the agreed video files.
Six listing assets and what they can show
Use these examples to decide which details your item page needs.
Product identification
Front and back views
Show the exact finish and any useful controls, connectors, or identifying features.
Package contents
An included-parts layout
Place the product and included parts together so the buyer can count each piece.
Size and fit
Dimensions in context
Show the measurements that matter, such as base width or clearance needed to open a lid.
Variant comparison
A consistent side-by-side
Use the same camera angle for two pack sizes and label each with the matching quantity.
Compatibility
A close-up of the connection
Show where an accessory attaches and identify the models your specifications confirm it fits.
Everyday use
A short demonstration
Show how a latch clicks shut or a part slides into place so the buyer can follow the action.
What you get at handoff
A file map your team can follow
See which images and clips go with each item or variant, along with suggested gallery order and placement.
A record of the final checks
Review the source specifications behind measurements or compatibility notes and any usage terms that apply to the delivered files.
Frequently asked questions
Can you work with photos we already have?
Yes. Share the original files and the corresponding SKUs. We can identify which views can be reused and where a new photo would help.
Can we start before the listing goes live?
Yes. Share the SKU, confirmed product details, and available photos or samples. We can prepare the shot plan while your team finishes the listing.
How do you handle different pack counts or models?
We map each variant to its own SKU, specifications, and reference images. The resulting file map records where each image belongs.
What do we need for a demonstration?
Provide a sample or suitable existing footage, the version it represents, and the action shoppers should see. We agree the filming and editing scope before production.
Does this service cover customer reviews?
The deliverables are seller assets such as images, comparison visuals, and demos. Customer reviews come from shoppers through Walmart’s review channels.
Which Walmart listing would you like to improve?
Send the item link or SKU, your current images, and the question shoppers keep asking.