Amazon Product Image Requirements and Mobile Conversion Checklist
A practical checklist for compliant hero images, readable secondary images, accurate product representation and consistent branding.
Protect product and brand identity
Use the real product photo as a locked reference for generated scenes. Do not let a model redesign the pattern, colour, packaging or included components. Composite the original uploaded logo after generation so the mark remains exact in every asset.
Separate main-image and secondary-image rules
The hero image should remain clean and marketplace compliant. Secondary assets can explain benefits, dimensions, materials and use cases, but should still avoid misleading props, impossible scale and unsupported claims.
Use a mobile legibility floor
Judge every image at phone width. Headlines should remain readable without zooming, supporting copy should be minimal, and contrast must survive bright screens. If a message needs a paragraph, move the detail into listing copy or A+ content.
Validate after generation
Check product fidelity, anatomy, scale, spelling, logo accuracy, typography size and platform compliance. Generation without automated and visual validation produces attractive assets that may still be unusable.
Frequently asked questions
Can the Amazon main image contain a logo?
The safest approach is to keep overlays off the main hero image and reserve brand marks and explanatory typography for eligible secondary images and A+ content.
Why does AI change a brand logo?
Image models render an approximation of text and marks. Preserve the exact logo by compositing the original uploaded asset after the scene is generated.