One controlled synthetic secondary-image sample shows a bounded seller brief. The Nova Drip tabs show six polished drafts to reject for product, packaging, or bundle drift.
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Controlled synthetic sample
The synthetic seller brief confirms the visible LUMA SERUM identity, 30 ml pack, dropper cap, glass bottle, and included box, and supplies the headline, Hydrate • Smooth • Radiant subhead, and all three callouts. The bottle and box stay recognizable. This is an illustrative secondary-gallery candidate after real-SKU review—not a logged Studio run, MAIN image, or Amazon approval.
Generated source
Observed draft — reject
This output changed the ridged steel dripper into a mesh design and altered the package artwork. A white background does not make that product drift acceptable.
Review
Reject this example. First compare geometry, bundle contents, and packaging with the source; only then apply MAIN-slot rules.
Failure case
Text, props, badges, and lifestyle context make a draft unsuitable for MAIN. Product or bundle drift makes it unsuitable for every slot, even when the layout looks polished.
Generated test
Failure caseThe draft should keep the same product shape, bundled parts, packaging, material, and color as the upload.
Each label should be short and readable at gallery size. Shorten or remove text that blurs.
Keep only claims supplied by the seller. Remove invented certifications, discounts, awards, or performance numbers.
Keep MAIN product-only. Use text, props, context, and graphic overlays in secondary, comparison, or A+ images.
Product-only white-background candidate for the strict gallery MAIN position.
Short seller-approved callouts around the product for secondary gallery images.
Context image for routine, environment, scale, or use case.
Close-up or size-cue image for materials, parts, labels, and bundle contents.
Readable table for variants, bundles, compatibility, or use cases.
Wide brand-content visual for feature headers, module strips, and comparison blocks.
Review a strict MAIN-image candidate before creating secondary listing graphics.
Draft one reviewable header, feature grid, or comparison module after the listing image slot is clear.
Replace a background while keeping product shape, label area, and contact shadow under review.
Draft and inspect listing visuals here. Verify final assets against the latest marketplace and category rules before upload.
Treat the main image as the strictest slot. It should show the actual product clearly on a pure white background, without text overlays, badges, watermarks, extra props, or lifestyle context.
A typical set can include a MAIN image, benefit infographic, lifestyle image, scale or detail image, comparison chart, and A+ module image.
Start with one clean product photo where the product shape, packaging, label area, and color are already close to the listing.
Yes. Use the tabs to load the matching example, prompt, aspect ratio, and preview for MAIN cleanup, infographic, lifestyle, detail, comparison, and A+ module drafts. Comparison charts need seller-provided variant or bundle facts.
Provide only seller-approved facts: short benefits, bundle contents, materials, sizes, compatibility, or usage notes you can support. Do not ask the model to invent awards, certifications, discounts, or medical claims.
A polished image can still fail the MAIN slot when it contains text, badges, props, lifestyle context, borders, watermarks, or confusing items that are not included with the product.
No. AuraTuner helps draft and review listing visuals, but it is not an Amazon approval tool. Verify the final asset in Seller Central and against current category guidance.
