@Jhon Balatbat if you really want to have your product to be shown sa search engines yes sir ...see additional detail highly recommended to use dash (-) every after words sa filename ng picture or image to make it SEO friendly and make sure po na lower case lahat ng letters. For us web app developers, sa group namen, we strictly follow this para mataas ung ranking ng webpage naman sa search engines otherwise we'll not be able to get organic traffic --- in other words po having good SEO is free advertisement :)

Then about sa png or jpg you dont have to worry bout it po kasi auto generated naman po iyan depende kung ano yung format ng picture nyo pero make sure not to omit it....

here's a sample how it is done...focus on the Name / Image / Description po --- you will notice the name of the product is used as the filename for the image and then the name of the product is also used on the description

one tip: be mindful of your image file name. usually di ito pinapansin but it does matter alot when it comes to SEO. Your product pages will be indexed by search engine bots/crawlers..To make it short halimbawa po product name and title po is "XYZ Product C3" dapat po ung file name ng pic/image na gagamitin nyo as cover ay xyz-product-c3.jpg or xyz-product-c3.png...match dapat ang title and image file name...yan lang po muna :)

@********132 nice catch atleechna question..to illustrate po best practice if you're using multiple images for a product:

Product name: The Quick Brown Fox Figurine

img1 : the-quick-brown-fox-figurine.png (jpg/svg/webp) OR quick-brown-fox-figurine.png (this is better)
img2: brown-fox-figurine.png
img3: quick-fox-figurine.png
img4: philippine-authentic-fox-figurine.png

Description: [example only] We sell authentic Quick Brown Fox Figurine in the Philippines blah blah blah blah

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