B6 Graphical content — start to finish
Read this flowchart as text
- 1 · Initial Information
- Product & audience
- Goal: images · A+ · story · store · posts
- 2 · Requirements
- HD raw images: white bg, angles, lifestyle, video
- Colour theme & fonts
- Recommended competitors
- Photoshop · Illustrator · AI tools
- 3 · Research & Product Audit
- Market analysis: how rivals present
- Audience preferences
- Graphics exist?
- Fix / add / redesign
- Design from scratch
- 4 · Plan & Execute
- Brief per asset (images · A+ · story · store)
- Design
- QA: grammar · word rules · brand theme · mobile
- Your approval → upload
- 5 · Track & Adjust
- CTR (main image) · CVR (gallery + A+)
- A/B test via Manage Your Experiments
- Refresh on trends / review feedback
Guides that use this process.
Amazon Main Image Requirements: The Checklist We Use
The exact rules for Amazon's main image: pure white background, 85% fill, no text or props, 1,000 px for zoom, and the reasons images get rejected.
7 min read · Nov 9, 2026Amazon Lifestyle Images: Making the Product Real
Lifestyle images show scale, context and who the product is for. Which scenes to shoot, how to keep composites honest, and where they belong in the gallery.
6 min read · Oct 15, 2026Amazon Infographic Images: What to Show and What to Skip
Infographic images do the work bullets cannot on mobile. The four kinds worth making, layout rules for thumbnail size, and the claims Amazon does not allow.
6 min read · Oct 6, 2026Amazon Listing Images: The 7-Slot Gallery That Sells
What each of the seven Amazon image slots is for, the main image rules, size requirements, how to brief a designer and how to test images on live traffic.
10 min read · Sep 25, 2026A+ Content vs Premium A+: What Is the Difference and Which to Use
Standard A+ gives image and text modules at 970 px wide. Premium A+ adds video, hotspots, carousels and 1464 px modules for brands that qualify. Which to use.
5 min read · Sep 25, 2026