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Amazon listing images all share one technical rule — 500–10,000 px on the longest side, 1000+ recommended — while the pure white background applies to the main image only. Check any listing photo locally in your browser in seconds.

AMAZON · LISTING IMAGES
G1881
Longest side 500–10,000 pxPASS · 2000 px
Format JPEG / TIFF / PNG / GIFPASS · JPG
≥ 1000 px for zoomPASS
6+ images + 1 video recommendedPASS
Specs: sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/external/G1881
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Same rule, different jobs per image

Every image in an Amazon listing must pass the same technical window: 500–10,000 px on the longest side, with 1000+ recommended so zoom works. What differs is the job each slot does. The main image carries the white-background and 85%-fill rules because it appears in search results; the remaining slots can show the product in use, scale, angles and details, as long as the photo stays accurate to the listing. When you drop a photo here, the checker verifies the size and format. For the composition rules, keep your main image clean and use the later slots for lifestyle and detail shots.

Amazon listing image specifications

RequirementSpecification
Image size (all images)Longest side 500–10,000 px; 1000+ recommended for zoom
Main image backgroundPure white, RGB 255,255,255
Main image coverageProduct fills about 85% of the frame
Supported formatsJPEG, TIFF, PNG, non-animated GIF
Image countAt least 1 main image; 6+ images and 1 video recommended
Banned contentReview quotes, ratings, claims, seller info, text and pricing detail

Source: Amazon Seller Central, Product Image Requirements (G1881), verified 2026-09-20 — sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/external/G1881

Plan the image set like a story

Amazon may modify or remove submitted images that do not meet its standards, and listings without a compliant main image can be suppressed from search results entirely until a valid one is uploaded. That makes the main image a search-eligibility issue, not just a quality issue. Secondary images follow the same 500–10,000 px window but can carry more context: packaging, scale, materials and in-use shots are allowed there, as long as they stay accurate to the product and contain no review quotes, ratings, claims or Amazon branding. A practical workflow is to check the main image first with this tool, then spot-check the gallery with the same size rule before scheduling a batch upload.

Common questions

What size should Amazon listing images be?

Every listing image follows the same technical rule: longest side between 500 and 10,000 pixels, with 1000+ recommended for zoom. The main image is the one that appears in search results.

How many images should an Amazon listing have?

At least one compliant main image is required. Amazon recommends uploading at least 6 additional images plus 1 video so buyers can fully evaluate the product.

Do secondary listing images need a white background?

No. The pure white background rule applies to the main image. Secondary images can show the product in use, angles, scale and lifestyle contexts, as long as they stay accurate.

What formats work for Amazon listing images?

JPEG, TIFF, PNG and non-animated GIF are accepted; JPEG is recommended. Animated GIFs are not supported.

Can listing images contain text or pricing?

Images must not show review quotes, ratings, claims like free shipping, or seller-specific info. Text and pricing detail are restricted — keep the image about the product.

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