Product infographic generator

Mode: edit image

Previews are free (with watermark). Pay only when you download the result you like — without watermark.

Edit: upload a photo and describe changes. Quality controls total resolution after scaling. For photorealistic results, ask for natural light, realistic textures, and “shot on camera” — avoid “cartoon” or “illustration”.

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For more photorealistic results, describe light and materials as in real life (e.g. soft daylight, natural stone texture, photo-like depth of field). Avoid asking for “drawn” or “cartoon” styles. Increase Quality for fine details.

Higher values increase total output resolution while keeping the uploaded aspect ratio.

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Examples

Example prompt

Turn this product photo into a clean marketplace infographic: product shown large and sharp on the left third, three feature callouts stacked on the right, each one a short English label inside a rounded pill with a thin straight leader line pointing at the product, the labels reading exactly SOFT FABRIC, ADJUSTABLE STRAP and TRUE COLORS, plain white and light-grey layout, modern sans-serif typography, generous spacing, square 1:1 canvas, no photographic background, no watermark, no decorative clutter.

Paste it into the Prompt field above and adjust the details to fit your task.

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Where the infographic image belongs in a listing

Marketplace image slots are not interchangeable. The first slot must be the product alone on white — Amazon suppresses clutter there. The callout image is a secondary slot, and that is where purchase objections get answered: dimensions, materials, what is in the box, the one feature your competitor lacks.

This tool builds that secondary image from a single product photo: product placed large on one side, short feature labels with leader lines on the other, on a plain layout that stays legible at search-tile size.

How to keep the wording correct

Name the exact labels in the prompt, two words each, and keep them simple — the model renders short common English words reliably and mangles long or unusual ones. Spec tables, measurements and fine print belong in an editor afterward: composition, lighting and callout placement are the expensive part, and that is what this does for you.

Workflow

  1. Clean the main image first with the Amazon photo editor or white background tool.
  2. Generate the infographic from the same cleaned photo so the product matches across slots.
  3. Correct any wording, upscale to 1600px+, upload.

Related tools

Mockups for lifestyle contexts, packaging mockups for the unboxing slot, and the Etsy photo editor for softer platforms.

FAQ

Do marketplaces allow AI-made infographic images?

Amazon requires images to accurately depict the product you ship; showing real features with correct measurements is allowed, inventing accessories or materials is not. AI-generated people must be disclosed. Keep the product truthful and the callouts factual.

How many callouts fit before it becomes unreadable?

Three. Four works at desktop size but fails on the mobile search grid, which is where most of your clicks come from.

Will the generated labels match my real features?

Only if you write them. The default prompt uses generic examples — replace them with your own three short claims before generating.

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