What a listing card shows

A listing card is the small tile you see for each file in search results, categories, collections, shop pages and favorites. It's a quick summary. Click the card, or its title, to open the full listing page.

On the picture

• Preview image. The first preview picture the seller uploaded.
• File type tags. At the bottom left, tags like PNG or SVG show the file types included. A card shows up to two. If there are more, you'll see a tag like +2. Open the listing to see them all.
• Size tag. Next to the file types, a tag such as 4000×4000 shows the image size, exactly as the seller entered it. It appears only when the seller gave a size.
• Heart. At the top right. Click it to save the file to your favorites. See Save files to your favorites.

Under the picture

• Title. Long titles are cut off after two lines. The whole card links to the listing.
• Stars and review count. For example, five stars with (3,007). They appear only for files that have reviews. See How star ratings are calculated.
• Price. The large price is the Personal license price in US dollars.
• Old price and percent off. When a seller has put a file on sale, the old price appears crossed out, with a green label like 50% off. The percentage is worked out automatically.

What's not on a card

Some details only appear on the listing page:

• The full description, tags and the apps a file works with
• DPI, color space and the list of files with their sizes
• Commercial and Extended license prices
• Reviews and the rating breakdown
• The shop name and the file's category

See What's on an Esano listing page for those.

Using what you see

Use the cards to narrow your options quickly, then open the listing for the full details. The File type and Resolution filters use the same information as these tags. See Filter files by type, price and resolution.