Reviewed August 14, 2026
Build the files around the current destination.
Lowe’s current public Asset Specification Guide is unusually explicit. A qualifying 360 asset must be image-based, contain at least one row of 24 individual JPEGs at 15-degree increments and use a white background. The system can accept as many as three rows. Video or CGI does not qualify as a 360 spin asset.
Confirmed in Lowe’s asset guideRequirements can change. Confirm account- or merchant-specific instructions before final delivery.
PhotoSpherix production notes
From written requirement to repeatable capture.
The guide calls for a 2500 × 2500-pixel square canvas, JPEG files, sRGB or Adobe RGB color and a ZIP package no larger than 500 MB. Because the row count and increments are fixed, the capture plan should be approved before photography begins—particularly for multi-row products where elevation and row order matter.
PhotoSpherix can build the Lowe’s package while retaining higher-resolution masters and any additional frames required by other channels. The active Lowe’s vendor record and Syndigo workflow should still be checked at delivery time.
Source status
Checked August 14, 2026
Confirmed in Lowe’s asset guide. Specifications change and some complete instructions are visible only to active vendors. Check the linked source and provide any current merchant or portal document before final packaging.
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Photography in practice
Home-product details kept consistent around the rotation
Lighting, position and point of view are chosen around what you, the customer, need to understand about the product.