Amazon Image Resizer

Universal format, best for photos. No transparency.

90%

Resizing runs entirely in your browser — your image never leaves your device.

Amazon Image Resizer

Amazon's zoom activates at 1000px or more on the longest side — and zoomed listings convert measurably better. This resizer preloads a 2000px width: drop a product photo, check the frame, export a compliant JPG. Everything happens locally; your product shots stay yours.

Amazon Image Requirements, Decoded

Main image: pure white background (RGB 255,255,255), product filling 85%+ of the frame, no watermarks/logos/insets. Recommended: 2000px or larger on the longest side for zoom (1000px minimum). Supported: JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF — JPG is the pragmatic default.

The white-background rule is the one resizers can't fake — but once the shot is right, this tool nails the pixel size and keeps quality through Amazon's re-compression.

Why 2000 Instead of Barely 1000

Amazon re-encodes uploads and serves them at many sizes. Starting at 2000px with quality 90 keeps edges crisp through that pipeline; images that barely clear 1000px tend to look soft on mobile detail views.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size should Amazon product images be?

At least 1000px on the longest side (zoom threshold); 2000px recommended for headroom. The preset here seeds 2000px wide.

Does this tool add the white background?

No — it resizes. The main-image white background must come from the shoot or an editor; this tool then delivers the exact pixel size Amazon expects.

JPG or PNG for Amazon?

JPG at quality ~90 for photos — small and clean. PNG is acceptable but heavier, and Amazon re-compresses regardless.

What about other images in the listing?

The same 2000px preset works for secondary images, lifestyle shots and infographics — Amazon applies the same zoom logic across the gallery.

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