Black Friday templates made from your own product photos
Put your product photo in an AI gift or holiday scene here, then add 88 free images, backgrounds and clipart and 30 AI prompts.
- 1 Upload product. Use one clear photo of the product you want to push on Black Friday. A plain background works best.
- 2 Pick a scene. Choose a scene that suits your product.
In short
- Black Friday 2026 is on Friday, November 27; start the graphics two weeks before.
- Choose the offer type first: percent off, gift with purchase, bundle, free shipping, early access or no discount.
- Put one hero product on every asset so shoppers recognize the sale from the banner to the email.
- Keep an Amazon main image on pure white and use holiday scenes on secondary images, A+ content and off-Amazon ads.
Black Friday examples, each with the original product photo
Pick your offer type before you design
Decide what suits your margins, then design the graphic around it. The wording changes; the product photo stays the same.
Percent or amount off
The classic. Say whether it covers the whole shop or a list of products.
Gift with purchase
Spend over a set amount, get a small extra such as a sample or a gift wrap upgrade. It protects your margin and gives the graphic something to show.
Bundle
Two or three products that belong together, sold as one set. Show them in the same scene so the bundle looks planned.
Free shipping
Often the offer shoppers notice first. State the threshold and the regions it covers in plain words.
Early access
Open the sale a day early for your email list. The graphic shows the date and "early access" instead of a bigger number.
No discount
A limited drop, a restock or a holiday edition. The graphic says "new" or "back" instead of a number.
Count back from Nov 27
Black Friday plan for a small team
Two weeks out: pick the hero product
Choose the product with the best margin and the best photo. One recognizable product beats a collage of twelve.
Ten days out: make the scene image
Leave space around the product so every crop keeps it visible, and room for the offer line you add later. Check it at phone size.
One week out: cut the sizes
Cut the banner, ad and email header from the same image. "20% off everything" on the banner and "Save 20%" in the email read like two different offers.
Three days out: schedule the posts
Schedule the social posts and the email, and add your carrier's last day for holiday delivery to the banner.
The night before: send a short email
A header image, one line of offer text and one button, waiting when people wake up. Test every link and the discount code first.
Black Friday morning: go live
Switch the banner and the ads to the full offer before your first shoppers arrive, and pin the post to the top of your profile.
Black Friday templates by seller type
Etsy handmade shops
Keep the maker in the photo and use a warm scene. Put the offer in your shop banner, not over the product.
Shopify stores
Keep the discount code in live text on the homepage and in the email, so you can change it without remaking the image.
Amazon and FBA sellers
Run the sale on secondary images, A+ content, your Brand Store and off-Amazon ads.
Print-on-demand sellers
Put three designs that already sell in the same scene and reuse one layout, so the set looks like a collection.
Local shops
A counter sign and a social post with the same product and dates carry the sale into the shop.
Resellers and vintage shops
One-of-a-kind stock sells best as a timed drop. Post the drop time and let scarcity do the work.
Image sizes for Black Friday listings and ads
Make the scene once, then crop a copy for each placement. Last checked October 20, 2026.
Amazon
> 1000
Larger than 1000 px on each side to enable zoom
Pure white (RGB 255), product fills 85% of the frame
- Minimum:
- 500 px on the longest side
- Maximum:
- 10,000 px on the longest side
- File size:
- Not published
- Shape:
- No required shape; keep the set consistent
- Photos per listing:
- At least 1; 6+ recommended; maximum not published
- Formats:
- JPEG (preferred) / TIFF / PNG / non-animated GIF
Amazon seller guide to product photos · Checked October 2026
Shopify
2048 × 2048
2048 × 2048 px displays best
- Minimum:
- Not published
- Maximum:
- 5000 × 5000 px or 25 MP
- File size:
- Less than 20 MB
- Shape:
- Use a consistent aspect ratio for main images
- Photos per listing:
- Up to 250 media per product
- Formats:
- PNG / JPEG / TIFF / BMP / GIF / SVG / HEIC / WebP
Shopify Help Center · Checked October 2026
Etsy
2000 × 2000
At least 2000 px wide and tall; first photo at least 635 px
- Minimum:
- 635 px wide and tall for the first photo
- Maximum:
- Not published
- File size:
- Files over 1 MB may not finish uploading
- Shape:
- Landscape or square first photo
- Photos per listing:
- Up to 20
- Formats:
- JPG / non-animated GIF / PNG / SVG / HEIC
Etsy Help Center · Checked October 2026
TikTok Shop
600 × 600
600 × 600 px or larger
- Minimum:
- 600 px
- Maximum:
- Not published
- File size:
- Not published
- Shape:
- Square
- Photos per listing:
- Up to 9
- Formats:
- Not published
TikTok Shop Seller University · Checked October 2026
Checked against each marketplace's help pages in October 2026.
Etsy listing photo
Etsy recommends 2000 × 2000 px or larger on both sides, and at least 635 px wide and tall for the first photo. The Etsy image size tool resizes a copy in your browser.
Etsy shop banner
Etsy Help recommends 1600 × 400 px for the big shop banner, a 4:1 strip. Put the product on one side and the offer on the other.
Email header
Mailchimp's classic templates are 600 px wide and its new builder is 660 px wide. Resize the header to your template and keep the offer in live text below it.
Black Friday templates FAQ
Shelfcanvas, an AI product photo tool for online sellers, starts from your own product photo instead of an empty template. Upload one photo and pick a gift or holiday scene, and it places your product in that scene. The same site has 88 free Black Friday images, backgrounds and clipart and 30 AI prompts for the rest of the campaign.
Yes, for the scene, as long as the product in it is your own. Upload your real product photo and the AI photoshoot builds a holiday scene around it. Shoppers then see the item they will receive.
Only as deep as your product can take after fees, shipping and ad spend; work that number out per product first. Past that line, switch to a gift with purchase, a bundle or free shipping over a threshold.
About one to two weeks before Friday, November 27. Start with a teaser that shows the product and the start date without the offer. Post the full offer on the morning of the sale.
Put one short line on the graphic, such as "Excludes gift cards and custom orders". The full list goes on the listing, the sale page or the email footer.
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