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Amazon image requirements checker
Upload one product image. See which of Amazon’s, TikTok Shop’s, Etsy’s and Shopify’s published image rules it passes, as a main image and as a gallery image, with a link to the rule on each row.
- Pure white and 85% measured, not guessed
- Main-image vs gallery rules
- Every row links to the platform’s own page
What the rules are
- Amazon main image: real product, pure white background (RGB 255, 255, 255), filling 85% of the frame, shown once, no text, logos, props or mannequins; adult apparel on a standing model. Longest side 500–10,000 px, 1,000 px or more for zoom; JPEG recommended; images with photorealistic AI-generated people must carry the
contains-synthetic-performerXMP keyword. - TikTok Shop: up to nine square images of at least 600 × 600 px; the main image is the front view on pure white with no text, logos, borders or digital renderings; five or more images reach the “Good” listing tier; AI images allowed as additional images when they match the real product.
- Etsy: at least one real, unedited photo per listing; 2,000 px recommended, first photo at least 635 px; files over 1 MB may fail to upload; jpg, gif, png, svg, heic; no transparent PNG.
- Shopify: up to 5,000 × 5,000 px and 20 MB; 2,048 × 2,048 displays best; no platform review.
Guides: true white without Photoshop · TikTok Shop requirements · Etsy photo requirements · disclosing AI models
Questions
Is the image uploaded or stored?
It is analysed in memory and discarded. Nothing is saved and no account is needed.
What exactly is measured?
Pixel size, file size and format; the colour of the four corners (Amazon wants RGB 255, 255, 255); the bounding box of the product against the frame (Amazon wants 85%); whether the image is square (TikTok Shop); and whether a JPEG carries Amazon’s contains-synthetic-performer keyword for AI-generated people.
What can it not check?
Content: whether the product is accurately represented, props, claims, mannequins, model pose. Those are reviewed by people. Treat a green result as “passes the measurable rules”, not as approval.
Why does a generated image fail the main-image row?
Amazon and TikTok Shop require the main image to be the real product; Etsy requires one unedited photo. Generated scene, model and infographic images belong in the gallery slots.
Where do the rules come from?
Amazon Seller Central product image requirements and AI-people tagging page, TikTok Shop Seller University listing policy and AI-image rules, Etsy Help listing-photo and listing-image pages, Shopify product media help. Each row links to its source.
Need the images that pass?
PicBarn exports a per-platform gallery pack: your own photo first, generated scene, model and infographic images after it, Amazon file names, the AI-person tag applied, and this report inside the zip. 5 free credits.