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Amazon product image resizer
Main images that pass Amazon's automated checks: pure white background, product at 85% of the frame, 2000 × 2000 px JPEG. Processed in batch, full resolution, free.
Amazon product image requirements (2026)
Amazon suppresses listings whose main image breaks its rules, and its checks are automated. This is what your main image has to satisfy:
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Background | Pure white, RGB 255 / 255 / 255 |
| Product coverage | At least 85% of the frame |
| Minimum size | 1000 px (longest side) |
| Recommended for zoom | 1600 px or larger |
| Maximum size | 10 000 px |
| Formats | JPEG preferred; PNG, GIF, TIFF accepted |
| Not allowed | Logos, watermarks, text, props not in the offer |
What the Amazon preset does
The preset above produces a 2000 × 2000 px JPEG on a pure white background, with your product automatically framed to fill about 85% of the image. That covers every rule in the table at once: large enough for hover-zoom, square so nothing gets cropped in search results, and white down to the exact RGB value Amazon's scanner expects.
The background removal runs a segmentation model directly in your browser. Your photo is decoded, the product is cut out, re-framed and re-encoded on your own machine. nothing is uploaded to any server.
Batch workflow for a full listing
- Select the Amazon preset (it is already selected on this page).
- Drop up to 50 photos at once. They process one by one, in order.
- Download each image as soon as it is ready, or grab the whole batch as a ZIP.
Only the main image must have a white background. Secondary images (positions 2–8) may show lifestyle scenes, scale references or infographics. Those need no white ground and no recentring, so send them through the bulk resizer instead: it scales the whole frame and leaves your composition alone.
Common rejection causes this tool prevents
- Off-white background: studio photos often look white but measure 250/250/248. The preset repaints the ground at exactly 255/255/255.
- Product too small in frame: the auto-framing scales the product to ~85% with even margins.
- Image below 1000 px: this tool never upscales: a source smaller than the target keeps its own size (background removed, product recentered) and a warning tells you it is under Amazon's minimum, so you know to reshoot rather than upload a soft image.
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