Amazon infographics
Upload one photo. Get an infographic with your real selling points as short callouts, in English, German, Japanese or any of 13 languages.
The infographic is part of the full set from the Amazon listing image generator.
An Amazon infographic is a secondary listing image that combines the product with short text callouts, icons or measurements to explain its features, size or contents. It is never the main image: Amazon’s main image allows no text, logos or watermarks (Amazon staff, Seller Forums).
Yes, in secondary images. An Amazon staff post on Seller Forums advises sellers to “consider if you need to use infographics in secondary images” to show size, dimensions or key benefits (Amazon staff, Seller Forums). The same post also lists “no added text or graphics” among its basic requirements, most likely about the main image, so keep secondary-image text short and factual.
Product Aura makes two infographic types in the Amazon pack: a feature infographic with 3 to 4 callouts, and an optional benefit banner with one headline in a styled scene.
A feature infographic shows your product on a clean, light background on one side and 3 to 4 short callouts on the other, each with a simple line icon. The callouts are the selling points from your product profile, used word for word, so every claim is one you approved.
A benefit banner shows your product in a styled scene with one short headline at the top, taken from your first selling point. It is off by default in the shot plan; switch it on for the second or third image slot.
No, not today. A dimensions image needs exact measurements and a what’s-in-the-box image needs the real box contents, and Product Aura does not ask for either yet. It does not guess measurements, and its prompts tell the image model not to add parts to your product.
Product Aura asks the image model for your exact callout text, spelled correctly, and you check every image before you download it. If a word is wrong, rate the image “Text is wrong” and fix it with a sentence or make it again; each new version costs 1 credit and the old one stays.
Yes. Callouts can be in any of 13 languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Swedish, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Korean, Turkish, Arabic. Choose the language per image set, so the German infographic for amazon.de and the English one for amazon.com come from the same product. Quoted callouts in another language are translated into the chosen one.
Amazon infographics follow the same size rules as every listing image: 500 to 10,000 pixels on the longest side, with more than 1,000 pixels for zoom (Amazon staff, Seller Forums). Product Aura makes them as 2K squares, 2,048 × 2,048 pixels. All rules are on the Amazon image size requirements page.
Amazon’s published image rules set no infographic count. Product Aura’s default Amazon set has 1 feature infographic out of 5 images, or 2 text images out of 6 with the benefit banner, leaving room for the main, lifestyle, in-hand and detail images.
A gallery that mixes one or two infographics with photos shows both the facts and the product in use, which is why the default plan keeps text images to one or two.
Upload one photo, check the selling points in the product profile, pick the language and generate. The infographics come in the same ZIP as the rest of the Amazon set.
A clear JPG, PNG or WebP photo of the whole product, up to 15 MB.
Edit the 3 to 5 selling points Product Aura drafts from the photo. The first four become callouts.
The shot plan shows each image and its credit cost before anything runs.
Check every callout, fix any image with a sentence, and download the ZIP.
Each infographic uses 1 credit, about $0.32 on the Creator plan ($19 for 60 credits). The full default Amazon set uses 5 credits, about $1.58. See Product Aura pricing.
No. Amazon’s main image allows no text, graphics, logos or watermarks. Infographics belong in the secondary images.
No. Product Aura lays out each infographic from your product photo and your callouts, so there is no template file to edit.
Yes. Describe the change in a sentence, such as “change the second callout to Dishwasher safe”, and Product Aura makes a new version of that image only. Each new version costs 1 credit.
No. The callouts are the selling points in your product profile. Product Aura drafts them from what it can see in the photo, and you edit and approve them before anything is generated.