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My images are same as another listing on Amazon, what to do?

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I'll add an FBA product soon but my manufacturer's images are mostly same as the one already selling on Amazon right now. And it is exactly the same product except the items count number. If i use my manufacturer's images will this cause issues? Are there any restrictions? I'll sell it under my brand by the way.

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My images are same as another listing on Amazon, what to do?

hi

I'll add an FBA product soon but my manufacturer's images are mostly same as the one already selling on Amazon right now. And it is exactly the same product except the items count number. If i use my manufacturer's images will this cause issues? Are there any restrictions? I'll sell it under my brand by the way.

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Yes. It can lead to problems if you get caught.

If you do not get caught, it will not lead to problems.

What you are supposed to do is take a picture of your item against a solid colored background like a white wall or a dark desk.

You send this image to the graphic designer of your choice. This graphic designer will create digital images for you that feature your photo of your product.

Digital images lead to more sales. Just the manufacturer image is not very appealing to customers and it can lead to less sales. Using the manufacturer image can also lead to copyright claims as well.

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Hi @Meerschaumer,

Thanks for the post. To add onto @AMZSellerAmart's guidance, the first image on the product detail page is the "MAIN" image and is shown to customers in search. The MAIN image must show only the product for sale on a white background, and the product should fill the image frame. Additional images should show the product in use or in an environment, different angles, and different features.

If the images on your Amazon product listings do not comply with these product image requirements or violate the Selling Policies and Seller Code of Conduct, the product listings may be removed from search until a compliant image is provided.

Including a quick read on Product image requirements.

Best regards,

Rose_Amazon

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Seller_ki9CDMD9M6QlP

My images are same as another listing on Amazon, what to do?

hi

I'll add an FBA product soon but my manufacturer's images are mostly same as the one already selling on Amazon right now. And it is exactly the same product except the items count number. If i use my manufacturer's images will this cause issues? Are there any restrictions? I'll sell it under my brand by the way.

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My images are same as another listing on Amazon, what to do?

hi

I'll add an FBA product soon but my manufacturer's images are mostly same as the one already selling on Amazon right now. And it is exactly the same product except the items count number. If i use my manufacturer's images will this cause issues? Are there any restrictions? I'll sell it under my brand by the way.

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I'll add an FBA product soon but my manufacturer's images are mostly same as the one already selling on Amazon right now. And it is exactly the same product except the items count number. If i use my manufacturer's images will this cause issues? Are there any restrictions? I'll sell it under my brand by the way.

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Yes. It can lead to problems if you get caught.

If you do not get caught, it will not lead to problems.

What you are supposed to do is take a picture of your item against a solid colored background like a white wall or a dark desk.

You send this image to the graphic designer of your choice. This graphic designer will create digital images for you that feature your photo of your product.

Digital images lead to more sales. Just the manufacturer image is not very appealing to customers and it can lead to less sales. Using the manufacturer image can also lead to copyright claims as well.

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Rose_Amazon
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Hi @Meerschaumer,

Thanks for the post. To add onto @AMZSellerAmart's guidance, the first image on the product detail page is the "MAIN" image and is shown to customers in search. The MAIN image must show only the product for sale on a white background, and the product should fill the image frame. Additional images should show the product in use or in an environment, different angles, and different features.

If the images on your Amazon product listings do not comply with these product image requirements or violate the Selling Policies and Seller Code of Conduct, the product listings may be removed from search until a compliant image is provided.

Including a quick read on Product image requirements.

Best regards,

Rose_Amazon

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Yes. It can lead to problems if you get caught.

If you do not get caught, it will not lead to problems.

What you are supposed to do is take a picture of your item against a solid colored background like a white wall or a dark desk.

You send this image to the graphic designer of your choice. This graphic designer will create digital images for you that feature your photo of your product.

Digital images lead to more sales. Just the manufacturer image is not very appealing to customers and it can lead to less sales. Using the manufacturer image can also lead to copyright claims as well.

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Seller_vSOOwekJLU6c0
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Yes. It can lead to problems if you get caught.

If you do not get caught, it will not lead to problems.

What you are supposed to do is take a picture of your item against a solid colored background like a white wall or a dark desk.

You send this image to the graphic designer of your choice. This graphic designer will create digital images for you that feature your photo of your product.

Digital images lead to more sales. Just the manufacturer image is not very appealing to customers and it can lead to less sales. Using the manufacturer image can also lead to copyright claims as well.

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Rose_Amazon
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Hi @Meerschaumer,

Thanks for the post. To add onto @AMZSellerAmart's guidance, the first image on the product detail page is the "MAIN" image and is shown to customers in search. The MAIN image must show only the product for sale on a white background, and the product should fill the image frame. Additional images should show the product in use or in an environment, different angles, and different features.

If the images on your Amazon product listings do not comply with these product image requirements or violate the Selling Policies and Seller Code of Conduct, the product listings may be removed from search until a compliant image is provided.

Including a quick read on Product image requirements.

Best regards,

Rose_Amazon

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Rose_Amazon
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Hi @Meerschaumer,

Thanks for the post. To add onto @AMZSellerAmart's guidance, the first image on the product detail page is the "MAIN" image and is shown to customers in search. The MAIN image must show only the product for sale on a white background, and the product should fill the image frame. Additional images should show the product in use or in an environment, different angles, and different features.

If the images on your Amazon product listings do not comply with these product image requirements or violate the Selling Policies and Seller Code of Conduct, the product listings may be removed from search until a compliant image is provided.

Including a quick read on Product image requirements.

Best regards,

Rose_Amazon

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