Make Amazon-ready listing photos in one click. This free online tool exports 2000×2000 or 1600×1600 on a pure white canvas, with automatic fill so your product keeps its true proportions and nothing gets stretched. For the rules behind the numbers, see Amazon apparel image requirements or the full requirements guide.
Drag & drop your Amazon listing photos here
or click to choose files
JPG, PNG or WebP · multiple files supported · output is JPEG with white padding
Amazon is stricter about the main image than any other channel, and the rules are specific rather than aesthetic. Match these before you upload.
| Requirement | Spec | QC Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Resolution | 1600px+ on the longest side; 2000px is better | 1000px is the hard floor for zoom to work at all |
| Frame fill | Product fills about 85% or more of the frame | This tool pads rather than shrinks, so proportions stay true while the canvas is exact |
| MAIN image background | Pure white | Non-white main images for adult apparel are rejected; this tool outputs on pure white |
| Overlays | No watermarks, logos or text on the MAIN image | Text and watermarks on a main image are a direct policy violation |
| Format | JPG / PNG | This tool outputs high-quality JPEG (0.92) |
Requirements differ by category and are updated periodically — confirm yours in Seller Central. For apparel specifically, including the standing-model rule on MAIN images, read Amazon apparel photo requirements.
Amazon Apparel (2000×2000) is selected by default. Switch to Minimum (1600×1600) if file size matters more than zoom, or enter a Custom size for a category with its own spec.
Drop in JPG, PNG or WebP files — batch as many as you need. Each photo keeps its true proportions and gets clean white fill to reach the exact frame.
Download the exact-dimension JPEGs and upload them in Seller Central — no more rejections for the wrong canvas or a product that does not fill the frame.
Amazon requires adult apparel MAIN images to show the product on a standing human model against pure white. Resizing gets you the canvas; CatalogX gets you the model — photorealistic on-model photography from your flat lays in about 30 seconds.
Amazon recommends 1600 pixels or more on the longest side, with 2000 pixels better because it enables a good zoom; 1000 pixels is the hard floor for zoom to work at all. A 2000×2000 square is the safe default and is what this tool exports first. Amazon's requirements differ by category and change, so confirm yours in Seller Central.
Amazon asks for the product to occupy about 85% or more of the frame on a main image. That is why this tool pads rather than shrinks: your product keeps its true proportions and the white fill only makes up the difference to the exact canvas.
For adult apparel, Amazon's MAIN image must show the product on a standing human model against a pure white background. This resizer gives you the white canvas and the exact dimensions; getting the garment onto a model is what CatalogX itself does.
Yes. No signup, no login, no watermark on the output and no limit on how many listing photos you resize. It is a genuinely free tool from CatalogX.
Never. The resizing runs entirely inside your browser using the HTML5 canvas, so your photos stay on your device from start to finish. Nothing is sent to CatalogX or any other server.