Amazon Listing Image Requirements (2025 Guide)
Amazon allows up to 9 images (including 1 main image and 6–8 supporting images depending on category). These images should showcase your product clearly, inform the customer, and encourage conversion — all while following Amazon’s strict image policies.
✅ 1. Image Dimensions & Format
Requirement | Details |
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Minimum size | 1000 px on the longest side |
Recommended size | 2000 x 2000 px (enables zoom feature) |
File format | JPEG (.jpg), PNG (.png), GIF (.gif), TIFF (.tif) |
Color mode | RGB (not CMYK) |
DPI | 72 or higher |
File naming convention | Product ID (e.g., ASIN or SKU) followed by file extension |
✅ 2. Main Image (Image #1) – Strict Rules
See Main Image Requirement ➤ (as explained earlier)
✅ 3. Supporting Images (Image #2–#9) – Content Guidelines
You can use these images to:
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Show different angles or uses of the product
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Add infographics
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Include lifestyle photos
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Highlight size, materials, features
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Show what’s in the box
🔸 Examples of Compliant Supporting Images:
Type | Description |
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📸 Angle View | Side, back, bottom views to show product in full |
🔍 Close-Up | Zoomed view of key features or textures |
👪 Lifestyle Image | Product in real-life setting with models (if needed) |
🧠 Infographic | Highlighting features with clean icons and short text |
🔄 Comparison | Side-by-side image with another product or version |
📦 In-Box Content | Shows all components that come with the product |
✅ 4. Allowed Elements in Supporting Images
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Text overlays (e.g., “BPA-free”, “Waterproof”)
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Icons & badges (if not misleading)
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Lifestyle backgrounds
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Models or props (if realistic and relevant)
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Charts or diagrams
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3D renders (must look realistic and high quality)
✅ Good Example:
Image with a hand holding the product, clean background, label showing “100% Stainless Steel,” and a text callout saying “Leak-proof design.”
❌ What’s Not Allowed in Any Image (Especially Main)
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Borders, drop shadows, or watermarks
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Amazon logos or trademarks
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Offensive or adult content
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Unrelated products or accessories
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QR codes or links
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Claims like “#1 Best Seller” or “Top Rated”
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Low-resolution, pixelated, or blurry images
❌ Bad Example:
An image showing the product with a “50% OFF” badge, flashy red arrows, and text like “Buy Now!” – this violates Amazon’s ad & content guidelines.
🧠 Amazon Image Optimization Tips
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Use all 7–9 image slots
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Make the first 3 images highly impactful (most customers swipe through the first 3)
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Ensure visual consistency and brand style
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Keep text readable (use bold fonts, simple layout)
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Focus on benefits, not just features
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Make it mobile-friendly (zoom, text size, clarity)
📦 Suggested Image Order for High Converting Listings
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Main Image – clean white background
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Product Angle or Variant View
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Feature Highlights Infographic
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Lifestyle Image – model using product
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In the Box / What You Get
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Comparison or Size Reference
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Close-Up Texture or Quality Proof
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Instruction or Use-Case Visual
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Social Proof / Brand Story Image
🎯 Example: For a Skincare Product
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Image 1: Bottle on white background
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Image 2: Back side showing ingredients
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Image 3: Infographic – “Hydrating | Non-Greasy | Organic”
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Image 4: Model applying cream
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Image 5: “What’s Inside?” image
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Image 6: Before & After result
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Image 7: Comparison with competitor
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Image 8: Size reference (in hand)
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Image 9: Brand mission image
📌 Final Thoughts
Amazon listing images are your digital sales team. Following Amazon’s rules while optimizing for engagement can lead to better CTR and conversions.
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