Amazon white background
Make your main image pure white — in one click.
Amazon wants the main image on RGB 255, 255, 255. Drop your photo: we measure the background, and if it's off, one click cuts the product out and puts it on pure white — without redrawing the product.
Drop a product photo hereJPEG or PNG · up to 10 MB · checked against Amazon's main-image rulesChoose file
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What the fix does
- Cuts the product out and puts it on pure white — RGB 255, 255, 255, exactly
- Removes text, logos and watermarks sitting on the old background
- Centres the product on a square so it fills 90% of the frame
- Re-checks the result against every Amazon main-image rule
What it won't do
- Redraw or 'enhance' your product — its own pixels stay as they are
- Enlarge a small photo — Amazon's guide says not to
- Remove props that touch the product, or tints on glass and clear plastic
Amazon requires the main image to show the real product accurately, so anything beyond the background and framing is left for you to review.
White background, answered
- What white does Amazon want?
- Pure white: RGB 255, 255, 255 (hex #FFFFFF), per Amazon's product image guide. A background that looks white on your screen is often 240–250 on each channel — close, but not what the rule says.
- How do you measure it?
- We sample the four corners of your photo, average their colour and compare each channel to 255. We allow a small margin for JPEG compression noise; the auto-fix itself always outputs exactly 255.
- Can I do it myself?
- Yes — in any editor, select the product, fill the rest with #FFFFFF and export as JPEG at high quality. Then drop the file here to confirm the corners read 255, 255, 255.
- Is it free?
- Checking is free, 3 photos a day. Auto-fix is free during early access, up to 5 photos a day.
The rule we check: RGB 255,255,255 ±10, from Amazon Seller Central: Product image guide, last checked against the source on 2026-09-29. How we measure it.