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How to Make Amazon Product Photos That Pass

Amazon suppresses listings whose main image breaks the rules, and the rules are strict: pure white (255,255,255) background, no props or text, product filling at least 85% of the frame, longest side 1000 px or more for zoom. This guide gets a phone shot to that standard with free tools.

The short version

Follow the steps below with the free Product Photo Background Remover tool — it runs entirely in your browser, needs no upload, account or watermark, and finishes in about a minute.

Step by step

1
Shoot clean

Photograph the product on the plainest background you have, evenly lit, so the remover has an easy edge to find.

2
Knock out the background

Run the product-photo background remover to get a transparent cut-out.

3
Drop onto pure white

Composite the cut-out on a 255,255,255 white canvas and scale the product to fill 85%+ of the frame.

4
Size for zoom

Resize so the longest side is at least 1600 px (1000 px minimum) so Amazon enables hover-zoom.

5
Export as JPG

Maximum-quality JPG, RGB, no watermark — that is your main image.

Open the Product Photo Background Remover toolFree · unlimited · runs in your browser

Pro tips & common mistakes

  • The main image must be the product only — accessories, props and text get the listing suppressed.
  • Square (1:1) canvas is safest; Amazon letterboxes other ratios on some themes.
  • Secondary images CAN show scale, features and lifestyle — only the main is pure-white-locked.

The exact requirement

Need the precise numbers? This task pairs with our full spec sheet: Amazon Product Image Requirements.

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Frequently asked questions

What background does Amazon require?
Pure white — RGB 255,255,255 — for the main product image.
How big should Amazon images be?
At least 1000 px on the longest side for zoom; 1600–2000 px is the sweet spot.
Can I use a photo editor I already have?
Any tool works, but hitting pure white + 85% fill + 1600 px is exactly what these free browser tools do in one pass.