AI product photos for Amazon listings

You can create an Amazon main image with AI by turning a phone photo into a packshot on a pure white background with NiceLook's Product photo module, then using styled scenes for the secondary images. Amazon requires the main image to show the actual product accurately on pure white, so always compare the result with the real item before uploading.

100 free credits (5 images) · no subscription · packs from €4.99

By the NiceLook team · October 10, 2026

How do I make Amazon product photos with AI?

1. Photograph the product on a plain light surface near a window, whole and in focus, without flash.
2. Sign up on NiceLook with Google: 100 free credits, no credit card.
3. Open the Product photo module and upload the photo (JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB).
4. For the main image, use an instruction such as “product alone, centred, on a pure white background”.
5. Generate at 1K (20 credits), check the result, then generate the final image at 2K or 4K (40 credits).
6. Open the final image in any editor and check that the background is truly pure white. Generated images can contain a faint grey tone or shadow; correct it if needed.
7. For secondary images, generate the same product in use or in a setting that shows its purpose.

What are Amazon's main image rules?

Amazon's product image requirements are published in Seller Central. The points below are long-standing; the full list, including minimum dimensions and category-specific rules, is on the current Seller Central page.

• Pure white background (RGB 255, 255, 255) for the main image.
• The actual product only: the item being sold, without extra text, logos, graphics or watermarks added to the main image.
• An accurate representation: the image must match what the customer receives.

What can AI do for the other listing images?

• Lifestyle images: the product in a kitchen, an office or a bathroom, so shoppers understand how it is used.
• Scale: the product next to familiar objects, as long as proportions stay realistic.
• Variants: one consistent look across the colours or sizes of a product family.
• What to avoid: infographic images with lots of text are better made in a design tool. And for close-ups of fine details, keep a real photo: generated images can alter small text or textures.

Tips for the source photo

• Daylight, no flash: flash creates hard reflections that the AI may keep.
• Product at eye level, front-on or at three-quarters. A high angle distorts bottles and boxes.
• Clean product: no fingerprints, dust or price stickers.
• Sharp label: the sharper the label in your photo, the better its chances of staying legible.

Is it free?

Free to try: 100 credits on sign-up with no credit card, enough for 5 images at 1K or 2 at 2K/4K. As explained above, the free images carry a badge (first 2) then a more visible watermark, so they are for testing only. After your first credit purchase, no image is watermarked.

Good to know

• No batch processing, no API: each image is generated one at a time in the browser. For a catalogue of thousands of ASINs, a volume-oriented tool is more efficient.
• No transparent PNG: NiceLook outputs a finished image, not a cut-out.
• Rights: visuals made from your own photos belong to you, including for commercial use.
• Privacy: images stay on a server in France and are never used to train AI models.

How much does it cost?

No subscription. A 1K image costs 20 credits, a 2K or 4K image 40 credits. Packs: €4.99 for 500 credits, €9.99 for 1,500, €24.99 for 5,000. A 1K image therefore costs €0.10 to €0.20, and credits you buy never expire.

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