Product photography and A+ content
Part of Brand, creative, and media
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Creative specialists produce the images and brand content shoppers see before they buy: main and lifestyle photos, infographics, A+ content modules, and Brand Store pages. Look for a portfolio in a similar category, a clear brief and approval process, and an understanding of Amazon's image requirements.
Agree who owns the final files, and which formats you will receive, before work starts.
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Hiring guidance
When to hire help
- Your images look weaker than the leading listings in your category.
- You have Brand Registry and have not used A+ content yet.
- You are launching a product and need a full image set.
- Your images were rejected or suppressed for not meeting requirements.
Questions to ask before you hire
- Can I see work you have done in my category?
- How do you make sure main images meet Amazon's image requirements?
- Who owns the final files, and in which formats will I receive them?
- How many rounds of changes are included?
Red flags
- Shows portfolio work but cannot say who it was for or whether they may show it.
- Uses stock or AI-generated imagery without telling you.
- Does not mention Amazon's main image requirements.
- Is unclear about who owns the final files.
Guides for Product photography and A+ content
Amazon A+ Content types explained
What Amazon A+ Content is, who can use it, how Basic A+, Premium A+, and Brand Story differ, how to plan your modules, and what Amazon will not approve.
Amazon product images: main image rules and tips
The main image rules Amazon applies, what your other images should show, technical specs for sharp zoomable photos, and common reasons images are rejected.
How to brief an Amazon product photographer
A ready-to-use brief for Amazon product photography, with a shot list, technical specs, usage rights, samples to send, and the questions to ask before you book.