Zoom only exists above 1000 pixels
A 900-pixel image is accepted and still loses the feature buyers use most. Export at 2000 × 2000 from your largest original so the hover shows the product rather than softness.
Amazon wants a square product photo on a pure white background with the product filling most of the frame. A 1000-pixel longest side is the minimum commonly used for zoom eligibility; a 2000 × 2000 export gives more room for detail. This page exports that square, so judge the result at full size rather than at a thumbnail.
Square, with the longest side at 1000 pixels or more to enable zoom and 1600 or above for real detail.
For the main image, yes — pure white. Secondary images may show context, so keep the strict crop for the first slot.
The result is downloaded as a separate file. Keep your original until you have checked the 2000x2000 product photo.
Open the 2000x2000 product photo in the application that consumes it and spot-check the parts that matter to you; the original file stays untouched if you need to re-run with different options.
A 900-pixel image is accepted and still loses the feature buyers use most. Export at 2000 × 2000 from your largest original so the hover shows the product rather than softness.
Compare the 2000x2000 product photo with the original while both are fresh; destinations differ, and a quick check here saves a re-upload later.
Prepare product images with platform-oriented dimensions, quality controls, and a preview before download. This tool helps you convert standard product photos into the square, white-background format that Amazon requires for listing eligibility. It supports zoom-ready dimensions to ensure your product is displayed clearly in search results and on product pages.
Amazon accepts images with a minimum longest side of 1000 pixels, but using 1000 pixels often results in a zoom feature that shows a blurry, low-resolution version of your product. For professional listings, the tool recommends exporting at 2000 × 2000 pixels. This dimension provides sufficient detail for the hover zoom effect, ensuring buyers can inspect textures and labels without seeing pixelation.
The primary image on your listing should be a square crop on a pure white background. Secondary images can include context or lifestyle shots, but the main image must follow the strict white-background crop for optimal catalog visibility.
Pro tip: Before downloading, open the 2000 × 2000 product photo in the application that consumes it to spot-check the parts that matter. This quick verification step saves you from re-uploading incorrect files later.
To achieve the best visual result in your Amazon listing, follow these input guidelines:
Amazon requires square images with the longest side at least 1000 pixels to enable the zoom feature. However, for real detail and sharpness, 1600 pixels or above is recommended. This tool targets a 2000 × 2000 pixel export to give you the most room for high-quality detail.
For the main image slot on your Amazon listing, yes—the background must be pure white. Secondary images may show context or lifestyle settings, so you only need to apply the strict white-background crop requirement to your first image.
No. The result is downloaded as a completely separate file. Your original image remains untouched on your device, allowing you to keep it as a backup or re-run the resizer with different options if needed.
Open the 2000 × 2000 product photo in the application that consumes it (such as your Amazon Seller Central dashboard or an image viewer). Spot-check the areas that matter to your buyers to ensure the detail is preserved and the crop has not cut off any essential parts of the product.
Yes. The tool operates in your web browser, so you can access it from a smartphone or tablet. Simply upload from your camera roll, resize to the target square dimensions, and save the new file back to your device's storage without needing a desktop computer.