Image too small

Your product image is below Google's minimum resolution. As of 2026, Google requires product images to be at least 500×500 pixels for non-apparel and 250×250 pixels for apparel. Smaller images get the product disapproved.

Either the source image in your feed is genuinely below resolution, or your CDN is serving a thumbnail variant instead of the full-size original. A surprising number of feeds point at /thumbnail/ URLs without realizing it.

1. Open every image_link URL in a browser and check the dimensions. Anything under 500×500 (or 250×250 apparel) needs a higher-resolution replacement.
2. Check your CDN URL pattern — many e-commerce platforms serve thumbnails by default. Look for /large/, /full/, or unsized URLs.
3. Re-shoot or re-source product photography for any product whose source image genuinely is too small.
4. If you use Shopify, set the URL to use the master variant (?v=...&width=1200) or the &_=large parameter instead of small/medium.
5. Resubmit and allow 24–72 hours for Google to recrawl images.

• Assuming a 600×400 image meets the requirement — both dimensions must be at least the minimum
• Using overlay images (badges, watermarks) that get rejected separately under the promotional-overlay policy
• Confusing image_link (main image) with additional_image_link — both have the same minimum size