Fiverr Gig Image Guide: Maximize your Fiverr gig image
Success starts with a great Fiverr gig image
Business, image everything, and first impression counts.
When potential buyers see your Fiverr gig image, a great first impression is key to getting into them. Simply put, if customers find your Fiverr gig interesting, they're more likely to take the time to click and review your service.
Your online presentation influences and increases the potential buyers' excitement about the proposed product or service. Be sure to use Fiverr gig images to attract buyers and generate more revenue.
In short, a great gig image will lead to more sales and revenue. Here's how to get the most out of using these Fiverr gig image guides to help you succeed in the marketplace.
General guidelines
Note: The guidelines also apply to gig video and audio thumbnails. If you need guidance when creating your gig image, our dedicated Fiverr gig image experts are here to help.
Suggested image size
The proposed image size is 1280 x 769 px, 72 dots per inch (DPI).
Minimum: 712 x 430 px
Maximum 4000 x 2416 pixels
Resize image
If you use a Mac, use the preview. In Windows, use Photo Gallery. Other free tools are available online.
Need extra help? Contact our gig image experts.
Image quality
Use sharp, clear, high-resolution, and eye-catching images that are different to potential buyers. Avoid blurry, pixelated, stretched, or "crushed" images.
Number of Fiverr images per gig
It's best to keep it simple, and for that reason, you can upload multiple pictures (up to three).
Image use and commercial rights
Only use images that you have permission to use.
Be accurate and don't use "clickbait"
Clickbait or misleading content can be frustrating for potential buyers, even lowering your ranking in search results and ruining Gig's reputation. Be sure to use only images that accurately represent your service and are directly related to the service provided.
Relevance
Gig images must be directly related to the service provided — random images can damage a gig's reputation and low editorial picks.
Use as little text as possible
Remember, keep it simple. Avoid repeating text that is already elsewhere on your gig card.
Separate your gig
If you have multiple gigs, each gig image and message must be unique.
Name your image file
Make it easy to find your gig using a clean and relevant file name. This can be valuable in terms of search engine optimization (SEO) so that your gig is available in search results.
Be authentic and ethical
If you want to use a picture of yourself, feel free to do so, we encourage the truth. Make sure that any of your own pictures are clean, show your face and follow the standards of Fiverr. Learn more with Fiverr's Community Standards.
Offensive content is not accepted
Example: Adult material or hate speech. For more information, see Fiverr's Community Standards.
Do not use Fiverr logos or badges
Fiverr automatically includes badges for you, so you don't need to add additional Fiverr logos, ratings, vendor level, or any other badge to your gigs — it will flag your gigs and be removed.
Never share contact information
Do not use any personal information in your gig images, including contact information. This applies to both your or the client's personal and business information, and all communications must be within Fiverr.
Consent
Gig Images must meet Fiverr's Terms of Service and Fiverr's Community Standards. If your gig doesn't meet policy standards (e.g. offensive content, adult content, hate speech, etc.), it will be removed.
Guide to different types of gig photos
Uses text overlay
Use as little text as possible (maximum 10 words)
Do not repeat the title of your gig in the gig image. Excessive text can be overwhelming, and adding different text to help make your gig clear to potential buyers is more effective than repeating your title.
It is important that your text is concise and easy to read. Make sure to use up to 10 words in total - less is best.