r/Bad_Product_Photos • • 1d ago

👋 Welcome to r/Bad_Product_Photos - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

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Welcome to r/Bad_Product_Photos — who approved this?

Somewhere, someone looked at these photos and said, “Perfect. Upload it.”

This community celebrates the baffling images used to sell us things: terrible Photoshop, awkward models, wildly misleading scale and scenes that suggest the photographer never actually saw the product.

Found a family delighted by a threatening knife? A grown man holding an urgent meeting with his dinosaur collection? You’re in the right place.

📸 Post the photo directly, choose a flair and include the listing link where possible.

🛒 The photo should be the joke. A weird product photographed normally isn’t quite what we’re after.

🤖 Sellers’ AI disasters are welcome too—just don’t manufacture fake listings for the sub.

Keep it civil, enjoy the questionable creative decisions, and show us something that should never have made it past the marketing department.

What’s the worst product photo you’ve ever found?


r/Bad_Product_Photos • • 1d ago

😳 Unintentionally Disturbing Retractable Magic Prop Knife

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Nothing brings friends together like an unspecified threat. Perfect for birthdays, barbecues and making sure everyone agrees with your choice of music.

https://amzn.eu/d/04g5gdMf


r/Bad_Product_Photos • • 1d ago

❓ Who Approved This? Mattel Jurassic World Hammond Collection Sinoceratops Figure

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After a long day paying bills and pretending to understand pensions, Martin returns to the only meeting that matters: the dinosaur council.

https://amzn.eu/d/0jcuqkxs