Amazon listing images
The main image has to pass Amazon's requirements or the listing suffers. The other six are where the conversion happens: infographics that answer the question a buyer would otherwise ask in a review, lifestyle shots that establish scale, and comparison images that pre-empt the competing listing one tab over.
Delivery formats
1:1
Marketplace and profile
4:5
Social feed
16:9
Web and video
What you receive
- Main image at 1:1 on pure white (RGB 255,255,255), product at roughly 85% of frame
- Infographic images calling out specifications and materials
- Lifestyle composites establishing scale and use
- Comparison or range images where a product line exists
- Dimension and size-guide graphic
- Files at 2000px on the long edge so listing zoom works
What shapes the price
- Number of images in the set
- Whether product photography exists or needs shooting
- Amount of retouching or compositing each image needs
- Number of product variations or colourways
No image
Essential
The core deliverable, scoped tightly.
1 business days · 99 revision rounds
No image
Standard
The usual scope for most projects.
1 business days · 99 revision rounds
No image
Complete
Full scope including every delivery format.
1 business days · 99 revision rounds
Priced per project
These tiers describe scope rather than a fixed rate — this service is quoted to what you actually need. Start a brief and we will come back with scope, price, and turnaround within one business day, before anything is committed.
Common questions
- Do you shoot the product, or do I supply photography?
- Either. If you have usable photography we work from it. If not, product photography is a separate service and the two are usually briefed together.
- Will the main image pass Amazon's requirements?
- It is built to the published specification — pure white background, no props, no text or logos on the main image, product filling roughly 85% of the frame. If Amazon rejects an image we built, we fix it.
- Can you make claims about my product in the infographics?
- Only claims you can substantiate. Tell us what is verified and we will design around it. We will not invent a statistic to fill a callout.