Overview
iLoveIMG (iloveimg.com) is the image toolbox from the iLovePDF team — not Photoshop, not an Amazon photo studio. Cross-border sellers use it to compress, resize, convert, crop, rotate, and watermark factory shots, then occasionally remove a background or upscale. Everything runs in the browser. Free covers limited batches; Premium raises concurrency and adds AI credits.
The job is “200 hero images over 10 MB and the listing form refuses them,” not scene generation or brand layout. Packshots belong in Photoroom; posters and A+ in Canva. The site cites HTTPS and ISO 27001; files are processed on their servers and, they say, deleted after. Unpublished design work still deserves a second thought before you upload.
Core features and advantages
Batch compress, resize, convert
Compress, Resize, and Convert are the three seller buttons. Free typically caps around 30 files per task and about 200 MB (crop closer to 90 MB). Premium cites about 120 files and about 4 GB. Trust the grid on pricing. Concrete use: US Amazon shortest-side and weight rules — convert factory TIFFs to JPG, longest side 2000 px, compress under the cap, then upload Seller Central.
Watermark, rotate, light edit
Watermark stamps image or type, useful on supplier inquiry boards, useless as anti-theft. Rotate can flip landscape vs portrait in bulk. The IMAGE Editor is a light retouch; it is not a layer-capable PSD workspace (that is Gaoding Online PS / Photopea).
Cutout, upscale, face blur
Remove background, Upscale, and Blur face are the newer AI-ish tools. Free cutout/upscale counts are tiny (the grid showed about 3 cutouts and 1 upscale). Premium includes AI tools and 2,000 AI Credits. Serious packshot batches still belong in Photoroom.
Supported platforms
Browser first, plus the iLovePDF mobile app and iLoveAPI for developers. No Amazon or Shopify login; you download, then upload to each marketplace. Formats include JPG, PNG, GIF, SVG, WEBP, HEIC, PSD, RAW (per tool page). Regional processing: about 7 regions on Free, 11 on paid.
Who it's for
- Solo / small teams that occasionally crush a folder — Free is enough.
- Ops assistants who resize every new SKU to a site template.
- Developers piping compress into a listing pipeline via API.
- Skip it for layered PSD work (Gaoding Online PS), white-background scenes (Photoroom), or type-heavy brand kits (Canva).
Pricing and value
Pricing page on 2026-09-06: Free; Premium $60/year (shown as $5/mo) or $9/month; Business is sales-led (SSO, manager, contract). Annual is the only rate that makes sense if you already hit the 30-file wall. API billing is separate.
Community feedback
Seller subs rarely name iLoveIMG; it shows up in generic “compress JPG online” roundups. Praise: no install, fast batches, account overlap with iLovePDF. Complaints: ads and caps on Free, weaker cutout than vertical apps, files leaving the machine. Reddit’s usual caution on in-browser editors applies: do not upload unreleased packaging.
Competitive positioning
iLoveIMG is task-shaped batch processing. Photoroom is a product studio. Canva is layout. Gaoding Online PS (uupoop) is layers. TinyPNG is compress-only. Do not make iLoveIMG the whole listing design stack.
Alternatives
- Photoroom — cutout, white main, lifestyle, batch export.
- Canva — typed A+ and social, brand kits.
- Gaoding Online PS — layers, masks, PSD.
Limitations
Free batches are small. The editor is not Photoshop. AI cutout/upscale have count and size walls (upscale around 6 MB). Files upload. Business price is unpublished. It does not enforce Amazon image rules (true white, no badges); you still eyeball the category.
Verdict
Use iLoveIMG to change weight and pixels. Use something else to design. Next step: run 10 sample SKUs through iloveimg.com on Free; if you hit the cap, look at $60/year Premium.
Data notes
Rechecked 2026-09-06 against iloveimg.com and /pricing. Per-task counts and sizes are from that grid. published (2024-03-15), monthlyVisits, domainRating, and authorityScore are catalog placeholders and unverified. Exact launch day unverified. ISO 27001 is a vendor statement.