001·For Amazon sellers
Pure white hero. Lifestyle. Infographic. A+ Content. BrandShots takes your product photo and returns a full Amazon-ready stack: at the spec, at the size, with your brand voice already baked in.
002·The Amazon image bar
Amazon's main-image rules are strict for a reason. The hero image is what shoppers see in search results, before they read your title or your bullets. Most clicks are decided there.
Most sellers can't easily produce that without a studio. Phone snaps don't come on pure white. The lighting is uneven. The framing is wrong. The resolution is rarely sharp enough for hover-zoom on desktop.
Hiring a product photographer runs $500–$2,000 per SKU for a full 7-image stack. Most sellers run dozens of SKUs and ship new ones every quarter. The math doesn't work.
The rules, unforgiving
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RGB 255, 255, 255. Anything off-white risks listing suppression.
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Of the frame, on the longest side. Smaller subjects don't pass.
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No text, logos, watermarks, props, or accessories not part of the sale.
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Zoom starts at 1000px on the longest side, and 1600+ gives the best zoom. Category leaders ship 2000+.
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Hand-drawn illustrations and pure mockups don't pass the main slot.
003·What BrandShots produces
Three asset types in BrandShots map directly to the seven image positions Amazon allows. One workflow, one brand kit, one stack.
Position 01
Your product photo, cleaned to pure white at RGB 255, 255, 255. Properly lit, properly framed at the 85% rule, generated at 2K or 4K so hover-zoom stays sharp on desktop. The product in the output is your product, not a fabrication. (More on that in the next section.)
Positions 02–04
Different angles, in-context details, scale references. Same product, multiple compositions. Use Product Shoot for the studio-style shots; use Social Post when you want a held-in-hand or close-detail framing.
Positions 05–07
Your product placed in a real-feeling scene: countertop, hand, gym bag, kitchen. Infographic overlays for dimensions, included items, key benefits. These run on Social Post and Ads Creative, with copy generation that matches your brand voice.
Every output uses your brand kit's palette and voice. Logos appear when you ask for them. Copy generation includes headlines, bullet starters, and ad-ready captions tuned to your category.
004·Amazon's AI policy, plainly
Amazon updated its AI image guidance in 2026. The short version: AI-assisted images are explicitly allowed in product listings, as long as the final image accurately represents the product the buyer will actually receive.
Allowed
Not allowed
BrandShots sits in the first column by design. The model uses your real product photo as the source of truth: your label, your color, your geometry are preserved. We clean, light, and stage. We don't fabricate. (For a deeper read on what Amazon's 2026 AI policy actually allows, see the policy explainer on the blog.)
If you only have a concept and no physical product, BrandShots is the wrong tool. We need something real to start from.
005·The workflow
Front photo, plus side / back / detail if you have them. Phone quality is fine. HEIC works. The model uses every angle to render accurately, so multiple photos give the model more truth to anchor on.
Product Shoot for the main hero and detail slots. Social Post for lifestyle and infographic compositions. Ads Creative for Sponsored Products and Sponsored Brand creatives. Each has Amazon-tuned presets baked in.
Up to three variants per generation, in parallel. Generate at 2K or 4K and download as PNG; both clear Amazon's hover-zoom threshold.
006·Examples
Both started as raw photos shot on a phone. BrandShots returned the polished frames in under a minute, at spec and at size, ready for slot 1. See more examples on the homepage.
01 / 04·Beauty
Soft warm-grey paper backdrop, a hand-painted cream swatch at top-left, a water-drop petri dish, a pour of botanical oil in amber, a porcelain dish of mineral powder, and a fresh sage sprig. Each prop is a visual cue to a formulation note. Shadowless overhead softbox. The kind of flat-lay a clean-skincare brand publishes the day a launch goes live.
02 / 04·Footwear
Charcoal seamless backdrop, key light raked from camera-right with deep falloff, sneaker propped on a low concrete pedestal for elevation. Display-bold headline "Legends Evolve." stacked top-left, mono-uppercase kicker beneath. Built to stop the scroll on a launch-day feed ad.
007·Pricing
A full 7-image Amazon stack on Standard quality runs 7 credits per product. The Growth plan covers ~70 product launches per month. Starter covers ~14. Most sellers stay on Standard for the bulk of secondary slots and bump to HD or Ultra only for hero images on flagship SKUs.
007·Pricing
Start free. Same monthly credits on annual, billed up front, save ~17%.
Try BrandShots with no card needed.
5 credits on signup
Sign up freeFor solo sellers shipping their first creatives.
100 credits / month, refilled monthly
Pick StarterFor brands and creators publishing weekly.
500 credits / month, refilled monthly
Pick GrowthOne generation costs 1 credit on Standard (default), 2 credits on HD, or 4 credits on Ultra, at 1K size. 2K and 4K renders cost more. You choose per generation. Most creators stay on Standard and only opt up when a hero shot needs extra polish.
008·For Amazon sellers, specifically
Yes, when used the way the tool is designed. BrandShots uses your real product photo as the source of truth: we clean the background, correct the lighting, and stage the shot. The product in the output is your product, which is exactly the kind of AI-assisted image Amazon's 2026 policy explicitly allows. The compliance line you can't cross is fabricating a product that doesn't exist or misrepresenting color, size, or contents, and that's not how the tool works.
Yes, as long as your input was a real photo of the actual product. The hero rendering is on pure white at RGB 255, 255, 255, with the product filling the frame to Amazon's 85% rule. Generate it at 2K or 4K: both are above the 1,600 pixels Amazon recommends for sharp hover-zoom on desktop. Apparel and shoes have category-specific main-image rules (flat-lay or ghost mannequin for apparel, single shoe at 45° for footwear). We cover those with category-tuned presets, but always double-check against your category's style guide before going live.
Both are well within scope. A+ Content modules accept lifestyle photography, infographics, and comparison charts: all three asset types BrandShots produces. Generate the modules at the size A+ Content expects (typically 970×600 for full-width banners, 300×300 for tile blocks) using the size picker.
Amazon's 2026 policy update introduced disclosure language for content that is "substantially modified" by generative AI. The line between AI-assisted editing (background removal, lighting correction) and substantial generation isn't fully spelled out, and guidance is still evolving. The safe approach: keep records of which images used AI, be honest if Amazon asks, and avoid using AI in ways that would mislead a buyer about the product. We're not lawyers, so when in doubt, check Amazon's current Seller Central documentation.
Choose 2K (2048×2048) for most listings. BrandShots renders at 1K by default, and 2K clears the 1,600 pixels Amazon recommends for the best hover-zoom while keeping file sizes reasonable. 2K uses more credits than 1K. Use 4K only for hero images on flagship SKUs where the extra detail matters. Below 1,000 pixels on the longest side, Amazon's zoom doesn't work.
Yes. Commercial use is included on all paid plans, and Amazon Ads has its own creative guidelines that BrandShots's Ads Creative presets are tuned for. Sponsored Brand video and Sponsored Display creatives both work from the same output stack.
Suppression risk comes from violating Amazon's image rules (wrong background color, missing product, props that aren't included, fabricated content), not from the use of AI per se. BrandShots is built around the rules: pure white when you ask for it, accurate product representation always, no fabricated accessories. Sellers who follow the standard image specs don't get suppressed. The tool doesn't change that math.
Every brief generates 1–3 variants in parallel, so you usually pick from a few options. Any variant has a one-click Refine: type what to change ("tighter framing", "warmer light on the label", "remove the second product") and we regenerate with the tweak. Failed variants are auto-refunded; you only pay for what lands.
More general questions about how BrandShots works are answered in the main FAQ.
See more examples across other product categories on the homepage.
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