If Amazon suppressed your listing or flagged your image, it's almost always one of a handful of issues with the main image. Here's how to diagnose and fix it.
1. The background isn't truly white
The most common cause. A home setup looks white to your eye but measures grey or cream. Fix: remove the background and composite the product onto pure RGB(255,255,255).
2. The image is too small
Below ~1600px on the long side, Amazon can't offer zoom and may reject it. Fix: upscale to at least 1600px on the longest edge.
3. There's text, a logo, a badge, or a border
"Best seller", a price sticker, or a frame all violate the main-image rules. Fix: use a clean shot of just the product.
4. There are extra props
A hand, a stand, or packaging that isn't part of the product. Fix: crop or remove anything that isn't the item for sale.
5. The product is too small in the frame
Amazon expects the product to fill roughly 85% of the image. Fix: crop and centre so the product dominates the frame.
Check before you re-submit
Re-uploading and hoping is slow. Drop your current image into our free checker — it tells you exactly which rules fail and can produce a compliant version in seconds.
Always verify the latest rules in Amazon Seller Central before relying on a result.