About this video
Find out what are the best practices to use product photography to drive increased engagement on your product listings. Types of product photographs we'll be covering:
1) main photo - drive the initial click to your product listing 2) the second image - expose your audience's pain points 3) the third image - present the solution to their problem 4) the fourth image - show the product features 5) lifestyle image - show how the product works 6) social proof image - show before & after images.
Additionally, you will learn a few more extra tips and tricks to use in product photography.
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Frequently asked questions
Q: How many images should I include in my Amazon product listing, and what should each one show?
A: Amazon gives you up to seven image slots and you should use all of them. A strong sequence covers: the main image to drive the click, a second image that highlights the problem your product solves, a third image showing the solution or how the product works, a fourth image focused on product features, a lifestyle image showing the product in its natural environment, and a social proof image such as a before-and-after shot. Each image serves a specific purpose in moving the shopper from curiosity to purchase.
Q: What makes a good main product image on Amazon?
A: Your main image is the only one that appears in search results, so it needs to win the click before anything else. Make it high resolution so shoppers can zoom in, and ensure the product fills as much of the white background as possible. You can also use the main image to highlight a unique selling point, such as a bundle addition or an upgraded feature, to stand out from similar listings on the search results page.
Q: How do I know which main image will perform best?
A: Split testing is the most reliable way to find out, because experienced sellers are often surprised by which image customers actually prefer. A tool like PickFu lets you survey a targeted audience in minutes and get real feedback before going live. If you prefer to test on Amazon directly, swap images every 30 days and compare the conversion data from each period to identify the stronger performer.
Q: What is a lifestyle image and do I really need one?
A: A lifestyle image shows your product being used in its natural setting, for example a gardening tool being used outdoors or a kitchen product in use on a counter. It helps shoppers visualize themselves using the product, which is a powerful conversion driver. You do not need a professional shoot to get started: even a well-lit, realistic setting will outperform having no lifestyle image at all.
Q: How can I use product images to showcase features I added through product development?
A: If you worked with a supplier to improve on an existing product, your images are the place to communicate that clearly. Use a dedicated feature image to call out each specific improvement with visual callouts, labels, or close-up shots. This approach signals to shoppers that the product was designed with their needs in mind, which builds trust and helps justify your price point against cheaper alternatives.
Q: What is a social proof image and how do I create one?
A: A social proof image uses real customer outcomes to build credibility, with before-and-after shots being one of the most effective formats. If you have user-generated content, positive review highlights, or measurable results customers have shared, you can incorporate those into a dedicated listing image. This type of image works because it combines the persuasive power of reviews with the immediate impact of visual content.
