Amazon keeps rejecting your main image? Find out why in 10 seconds.

Amazon's automated moderator most often rejects main images for one of six reasons: the background is not pure RGB 255,255,255 white; the product fills less than 85% of the longest side; there's a shadow or gradient bleeding into the edges; text, badges, or watermarks are baked into the image; the photo includes lifestyle props like hands, plants, or furniture; or the file is smaller than 1000 pixels on the long side. Our checker runs each of these six rules in seconds and tells you exactly which one tripped, with the actual numbers (e.g. 'subject fills 72%, needs ≥85%')—not a generic 'your image may not meet requirements' warning. From there you can generate a safer white-background version that keeps your product, label, and packaging intact.

Amazon requires the product to occupy at least 85% of the longest side of the main image frame. The remaining 15% is breathing room. The rule exists because small products in oversized white frames look unprofessional in search results and convert worse. Our subject-fill checker measures the bounding box of your product (downsampled to 256px for speed) and gives you an exact percentage. If you're below 85%, the fix re-centers the product to about 90% fill while keeping the exact product identity, proportions, and label.

No. The fix prompt is intentionally conservative: 'retain the original product structure, proportions, color, texture, packaging, label, and any visible materials exactly as in the reference image; do not invent details that are not present in the reference.' We use image-to-image generation with your photo as the reference, then apply a final sharp post-process to enforce the 2000×2000 square and pure white background. The output is a safer version of your photo, not a different product. We still recommend you visually compare before uploading—Amazon's policy on truthful main images applies to any source, AI or otherwise.

Generic photo editors give you tools but not a pre-upload verdict—you still have to guess whether your image will pass moderation. Fiverr-style outsourced edits take 24-72 hours and cost $5-$30 per image with multiple rounds. Pure background-removal AI tools (Photoroom, Pebblely, etc.) remove backgrounds beautifully but don't measure subject fill, edge contamination, watermark presence, or Amazon's specific dimension rules. We're built for one job: 'will this main image pass Amazon, and if not, what's the safer version'—delivered in under a minute, with the exact compliance reasoning behind every result.

The single HD main image (5 credits / about $4.99) gives you a 2000×2000 white-background version of one product photo, ready to upload as the primary listing image. The Product Photo Pack (25 credits / about $9.99) adds three additional images alongside the main: a clean catalog shot on a subtle gray seamless backdrop, a lifestyle image showing the product in a category-appropriate scene, and a close-up detail image highlighting materials and finish. All four images reference the same product and stay consistent in identity. Pick the Pack if you want to fill all the gallery slots in one go instead of generating them separately.

Everything in the tool runs on credits. A free compliance check uses zero credits. The HD main image fix costs 5 credits. The 4-image Product Photo Pack costs 25 credits. Generating Amazon listing copy (title, bullet points, description, backend keywords) costs 5 credits. Credits never expire and aren't tied to a subscription, so you can buy a 25-credit pack today, use 5 for a fix this week, and save the remaining 20 for a different product next month. If you have a recurring need you can subscribe monthly to get a fixed amount of credits per cycle on top of any one-time packs.

No, and we don't claim to. Amazon's image moderation includes both automated rules and human reviewers who can flag judgment calls (e.g. lifestyle props in disguise, unusual product categories with special rules, or category-specific certifications). What we can guarantee is that our six-point compliance check uses Amazon's published main-image rules and the fix output is built to meet them: pure white RGB 255,255,255 background, ≥85% subject fill, square 2000×2000 export, no text or watermarks added by us, single product framing. You should still review the result, confirm it matches the actual product, and upload through your normal Seller Central workflow.