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Amazon Main Image Checker
Know if your Amazon main image will pass before you upload
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Know if your Amazon main image will pass before you upload
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A free checker for Amazon sellers. Drop up to 10 main images and see in seconds whether each one meets Amazon's image requirements: a pure white background measured at RGB 255, the product filling 85% of the frame, size for zoom, square shape, format and file size. It runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and there is no sign-up. Failed images link to a free resizer that pads to a 2000 px white square, or to an AI tool that makes the background pure white.
Quick update on the question in the first comment.
Text and badges on the white background are in now. The checker flags a corner badge, added text or a watermark on the white field, and a separate object beside the product. Lettering printed on the product is not flagged.
Each result also shows a search tile, so you can see the image at the size shoppers get in search. Under that is a checklist of the six images that usually follow the main image: lifestyle, selling points, size, detail, what's included, and comparison. The checklist does not generate anything.
Still free, still in the browser, still nothing uploaded:
https://minimaxh3.work/tools/ama...
Hi Product Hunt 👋
Amazon main images fail in two quiet ways: a background that looks white on screen but isn't RGB 255, and a product that sits too small in the search tile. Neither is easy to judge by eye.
So I built a free checker. Drop up to 10 main images and it measures:
- Background: what share of the border is exactly RGB 255, 255, 255, plus the average color if it's off-white
- Fill: how much of the frame the product takes, against the 85% rule
- Size, shape, format and file size: zoom needs 1000 px, 2000 px is safer
Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, there's no sign-up and no watermark.
While building it I ran 144 first-page Amazon main images through the same checks. 62% were pure white, 27% were near-white (253–254 in places), and the median product filled 97% of the frame, far more than the 85% minimum. Full write-up: https://minimaxh3.work/guides/am...
If an image fails, there's a free resizer that pads it to a 2000 px white square, and an AI tool for photos whose background needs replacing.
I'd love to hear which check you'd add next: text and logo detection, or category-specific rules?