SEO6 min read·Updated

Product Structured Data and WebP Images

Google Search's Product rich results accept modern image formats, including WebP, when the URL is crawlable. Shopping feeds and some marketplaces still document JPEG/PNG. Use WebP on the PDP and in schema; keep a JPEG in the feed if a channel rejects WebP.

Search vs feed

Product.image in JSON-LD should be an absolute URL to a sharp, well-lit photo. WebP is fine for Google Search. Google Merchant Center historically preferred JPEG — check the current spec for your feed.

Why it matters

  • Rich results need valid images.
  • A 50 px WebP swatch is a bad Product.image.
  • Theme and feed often point at different files anyway.

How to do it

  1. Convert PDP masters to WebP ~1600 px.
  2. Point schema at that URL.
  3. If Merchant rejects WebP, generate a JPEG sibling for the feed only.

Settings that work

Schema images should be at least 100 px on the shortest side; larger is better. Do not use logos as Product.image.

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Put it into practice

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Frequently asked questions

For Google Search Product markup, yes if crawlable. Confirm Merchant/feed docs separately.

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