Vinted has transformed second-hand fashion in Europe, with over 75 million users across France, Germany, Spain, Italy, and beyond. But the platform's image gallery is limited: Vinted displays photos in a swipeable gallery where buyers often judge listings by the first 2–3 images before deciding to scroll further or swipe away. A product photo grid placed as image 2 or 3 maximizes the information density at the point of maximum buyer attention — showing front, back, brand label, material tag, and any flaws in one organized visual. The recommended Vinted grid strategy varies by item category. For clothing: a 2×2 grid showing front view, back view, brand/size label close-up, and fabric texture detail. Vinted buyers, especially for higher-priced items, want to verify authenticity — showing the label and care tag in the grid builds immediate trust. For shoes: a 2×2 grid showing both shoes top-down, sole condition, size label, and any wear marks. Shoe condition is the #1 return reason on Vinted — transparency in the grid reduces disputes. For accessories and bags: a 2×3 grid showing front, back, interior, brand stamp, hardware detail, and any wear — luxury and branded items sell faster when condition is documented exhaustively. The key Vinted grid optimization: export at 2000×2000px square to match Vinted's image display dimensions. Use 4px white cell spacing for clean separation. For flaw documentation (stains, holes, wear), dedicate one cell specifically to honest condition disclosure — this builds trust and reduces post-sale disputes, which Vinted's rating system heavily penalizes. MergeFrame's local processing is ideal for Vinted sellers: photos of your home, personal items, and sometimes your reflection in mirrors stay entirely on your device — no cloud upload of personal space photos. For French sellers (Vinted's largest market), this bilingual page targets both the local market and cross-border buyers browsing in English.