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On Amazon, main product images must have pure white backgrounds (RGB 255, 255, 255). Each product should fill 85% of the frame, and there should be no text, logos, watermarks, or props. Photos should be a minimum of 500 pixels on the longest side, and a maximum of 10,000 pixels. To work with Amazon’s zoom feature, images need to be at least 1,000 pixels on the longest side. Every listing image must also accurately represent the product, and should avoid unnecessary extras (such as packaging or accessories that aren’t included) that might distract from the item.

Non-compliant Amazon product photos may be flagged and suppressed by the automated review system. A suppressed listing drops out of search results and stops generating sales, until you replace the non-compliant image with one that follows the rules. Note that the requirements are more strict for main product images, while you can use secondary visuals to show items in context to appeal to buyers.

Photoroom’s AI Background Remover instantly cuts your product out from its original background, without leaving jagged edges behind. From there, you can add pure white backgrounds to up to 250 photos at once (or more with Photoroom’s API). This helps you meet Amazon's requirements for main listing images at scale, without extra photoshoots or development time.

Yes, Photoroom’s Batch mode applies the same background, formatting, styling, and resolution settings across 250 images in a single run. This lets you apply basic Amazon main image requirements, such as white backgrounds and product framing, in bulk. For secondary visuals, you can also use tools like Product Staging and AI Fashion Models with Batch mode, producing lifelike images for your entire catalog. And with Photoroom’s Enterprise API, you can scale bulk production further (limits depend on your custom plan and configurations).

Yes, Photoroom’s API lets you integrate Amazon-ready image editing directly into your existing catalog pipeline. The API supports whatever setup you use, including PIMs, DAMs, and your own internal tools. You can configure the API to fully automate post-production, removing backgrounds and applying consistent specs across product images at scale. Learn more about Photoroom’s API.