For Amazon sellers
Amazon listing images from one photo
Upload one photo of your product. The studio reads it, plans the shots an Amazon listing needs, and makes them all at once, in the shape you pick.
1 credit an image • reading your photo is free • nothing is watermarked
What this does, and what it leaves to you
This page is about the pictures. The studio also writes the words for a listing, but only for Etsy, Shopify or your own site: Amazon's limits change from category to category, and a guess would write a listing that gets rejected. So for Amazon it makes the images, and the writing stays yours.
How it works
- Add one photo A photo of the product, taken on your phone. Uploading costs nothing, and the studio reads it: what the thing is, who buys it, and what is worth showing.
- Check the shot list The studio proposes the shots and you get to disagree for free. Turn off any you do not want, rewrite any line in your own words, add one back if you change your mind.
- Make the set Each image costs 1 credit, charged once for the set. Download them as WebP, JPEG or PNG and upload them to Amazon yourself.
The shots an Amazon gallery wants
You do not have to choose these. The studio reads your photo and proposes the list, and you turn off whatever you do not want. These are the ones an Amazon gallery usually wants.
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Main shot 1024 x 1024
Replace with: your product as the main shot shot, 1:1 at 1024x1024. It answers "What is it, exactly?" Mockup Main shot. What is it, exactly?
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Close-up 1024 x 1024
Replace with: your product as the close-up shot, 1:1 at 1024x1024. It answers "How well is it made?" Mockup Close-up. How well is it made?
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Feature callout 1024 x 1024
Replace with: your product as the feature callout shot, 1:1 at 1024x1024. It answers "What does it do?" Mockup Feature callout. What does it do?
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Size reference 1024 x 1024
Replace with: your product as the size reference shot, 1:1 at 1024x1024. It answers "How big is it?" Mockup Size reference. How big is it?
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What's in the box 1024 x 1024
Replace with: your product as the what's in the box shot, 1:1 at 1024x1024. It answers "What arrives?" Mockup What's in the box. What arrives?
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In use 1024 x 1024
Replace with: your product as the in use shot, 1:1 at 1024x1024. It answers "What does it look like in real life?" Mockup In use. What does it look like in real life?
The studio picks these from your photo and shows you the list before anything is made. Turn off any you do not want, change the words on any of them, and it makes the rest.
Made for an Amazon listing
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The whole gallery, from one photo
Amazon listings reward a full gallery, and a set is what the studio makes: one run holds up to 8 images, at 1 credit each.
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Three shapes, chosen per shot
Square, portrait or landscape. The shape is a per-shot choice, so the first image can be square while a taller one sits behind it.
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Every version kept
Every image is saved to your account as its own version, and changing one is the AI Image Editor's job: pick a different setting, describe the change in plain words, or start again from an earlier version. A change costs 1 credit.
Amazon listing images: questions
What does it cost to make Amazon listing images?
Every image costs 1 credit. Uploading your photo, reading it and planning the shots are free, so you are only charged when an image is made. A six-image set comes to 6 credits.
Does the studio write anything for Amazon?
No. It writes the words for a listing on Etsy, Shopify or your own site, because those are the ones whose limits it knows. Amazon's limits change from category to category, so the studio leaves that part to you. What it makes for Amazon is the pictures.
How many images can one run make?
Up to 8 in a listing set, at 1 credit an image. The studio proposes the list first and you check it, so a run is the size you agreed to.
Which shape should the images be?
Whichever suits the shot: square, portrait or landscape, and you can set it per shot before anything is made. The studio shows you the pixel size of each image it produces, so you know what you are uploading.
Does Amazon need to know the images were made with AI?
Amazon asks for images that show photorealistic AI-generated people to be tagged as AI before upload. These are product shots, so there is usually nobody in them. If you build a scene with a person in it yourself, that is the one to check. Rules can change, so read Amazon's current image policy before you upload.
Can I use the same images on Etsy or my own site?
Yes, they are yours and they work anywhere you sell. If you also want the words for a listing, the studio writes those for Etsy, Shopify or your own site.
Where else you sell
The studio is the same one whichever shop you use. Start from the page that matches yours, or open it and add your photo.
- Etsy listing images Listing photos, plus the title, description and tags to Etsy's limits.
- Shopify product images Product images for your shop, and the listing text to Shopify's limits.
- Resale photos One item at a time, for eBay, Depop, Vinted and Poshmark.
- Product photography Your product in a studio, kitchen or marble setting, without a shoot day.
- Listing text and tags Three titles, a description and the tags, written from the details you saved.
Start with the photo you already have
Upload it, look at the shot list, and make only the ones you want. Each image costs 1 credit, and nothing runs until you press the button.