Amazon · Listing · Offline

Compress for Amazon
meet listing rules

Amazon requires product images under 10MB and 1600px minimum. Shrink your listing photos locally to fit the rules — no upload service, your images stay on your PC.

Amazon · Product images · Offline
10MB listing cap1600px min long edgeOffline mode
Why Amazon

Oversized photos.
Rejected listings.

Amazon rejects listings over 10MB or under 1600px. Compress to fit the rules — every listing photo, one folder.

Resize to rule Max 1600px long edge, downscale only, keep aspect — off by default.
Keep quality 85 Near-lossless for product shots, under 10MB even for 16MP files.
Keep original Backups to /backup, or export WebP for extra small.
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Pick format for Amazon

Amazon accepts most formats; JPG is the safe listing default.

FormatSizeAmazonBest for
JPGBaselineAcceptedDefault product image
PNGLargerAcceptedTransparent/thumbnail
WebP25–35% smallerNot standardInternal backup

Compress to JPG 85 + max 1600px to satisfy the listing cap while keeping zoom detail.

Proof

Amazon savings

−75%
JPG → 1600px

3.3 MB → 820 KB

−32%
JPG → WebP

2.4 MB → 1.6 MB

−71%
PNG → WebP

1.9 MB → 540 KB

10MB
listing cap

1600px min long edge · Offline mode

How it works

Resize → Compress → Upload.

Three steps, all local.

01
Select listing photos

Drop the folder — hero, gallery, infographics.

02
Set 1600px · 85

Max 1600px long edge, quality 85, keep EXIF for detail.

03
Upload

Push to Seller Central — within cap, no rejections.

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FAQ

Amazon — FAQ

What are Amazon's image rules?

Product main image must be at least 1600px on the long edge and under 10MB. Compressy resizes to 1600px max and shows size before you upload.

Can I batch my whole listing?

Yes. Drop the listing folder — Compressy compresses every image and backs up originals to /backup.

What if I keep EXIF?

Keep EXIF for product detail; strip it only if you want metadata gone. Compressy set both options per folder.

Do I need to upload?

No. All compression is local. No upload, no account.

Amazon · Listing

Listing-ready images. Your PC does the resize.

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