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Amazon product photography for home decor.

Selling decor on Amazon means clearing the marketplace’s strict image rules while still making an object feel worth having in a home. The main image has to sit on pure white, the piece alone, no props or text, filling most of the frame, or the listing gets suppressed. But decor on plain white can read as flat and characterless without shaped light. Then the secondary slots have to do what the main image can’t: show the true scale, the texture and finish, and the piece in a real setting so a buyer can picture it. The briefs below are photographer-grade shoot recipes built for that split. And ioli produces the compliant main image directly: adapt a brief, generate your shot, remove the background to a clean white, and export a product-only JPEG that meets Amazon’s main-image rules, plus the styled secondary frames that make a decor listing sell.

Handmade & Decor briefs43 briefs
Limewash Plaster · warm morning light

Hand-blown glass bud vase

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Pale Gravel · warm morning shade

Clear resin coaster

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Warm Plaster · warm morning light

Hand-poured ceramic trinket dish

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Pale Limestone · soft daylight

Footed ceramic trinket bowl

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Oiled Oak · soft dappled daylight

Small glazed stoneware ring dish

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Oatmeal Linen · soft morning light

Clear pressed-glass paperweight

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Weathered Oak · warm daylight

Glazed stoneware ring dish

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Tobacco Wood · soft warm daylight

Footed ceramic trinket bowl

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Aged Tan Leather · warm morning light

Pressed-botanical bookmark set

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Lichen Slate · soft north light

Hand-blown clear glass bud vase

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Honey Wood · warm side light

Small brass incense holder

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Warm Oak · soft window light

Round terrazzo catchall tray

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Warm Oak · golden-hour glow

Matte cream stoneware candle vessel

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Honey Oak · warm afternoon light

Matte chalk-white ceramic bud vase

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Warm Travertine · warm side light

Soy candle

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Pale Oak · warm afternoon light

Soy candle

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Pale Oak · warm window light

Matte-white ceramic bud vase

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Warm Marble · soft daylight

Trinket bowl

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Raw Wood · bright daylight

Incense cone holder

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Neutral Linen · soft overcast light

Suncatcher

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Natural Burlap · soft morning daylight

Pair of polymer-clay bold earrings

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Warm Travertine · soft daylight

Keepsake box

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Honey Oak · soft morning light

Soap dish

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Natural Linen · soft morning light

Chunky knit shoulder bag

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Undyed Linen · dappled window light

Earrings

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Warm Plaster · dappled daylight

Pair of beaded clay dangle earrings

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Pale Oak · dappled daylight

Polymer-clay pendant necklace

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Natural Burlap · soft daylight

Drop earrings

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Natural Oak · soft daylight

Pair of polymer-clay bold earrings

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Honed Warm Marble · soft morning light

Woven rattan top-handle bag

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Natural Burlap · soft daylight

Crochet tote bag

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Warm Linen · soft daylight

Macrame wall hanging small

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Pale Timber · soft daylight

Trinket dish

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Warm Oak · bright daylight

Hoop earrings

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Light Oak · soft daylight

Pair of polymer-clay bold earrings

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Warm Plaster · dappled daylight

Macrame wall hanging

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Cream Linen · soft daylight

Chunky knit shoulder bag

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Pale Raw Wood · soft north light

Pendant necklace

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Warm Travertine · soft morning light

Pair of beaded clay dangle earrings

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Raw Wood · dappled daylight

Drop earrings

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Warm Plaster · dappled daylight

Woven rattan top-handle bag

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Warm Linen · soft daylight

Crochet tote bag

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Rough Plaster · dramatic side light

Brass candlestick holder

Luxury Moody

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Common questions
Can ioli produce an Amazon-compliant main image for home decor?

Yes. Generate your piece from a brief, remove the background to pure white in the editor, and export a product-only JPEG. That export meets Amazon’s core main-image rules: white background, no added text or logos, product filling the frame. The editor shows a live fill guide so the piece hits the size Amazon wants.

How do you photograph decor on white without it looking flat?

A compliant white background still needs shaped light and a controlled highlight, or a ceramic or textile piece turns dull and dimensionless. The briefs specify the light that keeps the object dimensional and shows its texture against white rather than washed flat.

How do I show the true scale of a decor piece?

Scale is a top pre-purchase question and return reason for decor. The secondary slots handle it: a piece in a room setting for real-world context, a straight-on frame for proportion, and a macro for texture. Several briefs are built around these scale-answering shots.

What should the secondary gallery images show for decor?

The secondary slots carry what the compliant main image can’t: the piece styled in a real home, macro texture and finish, scale against known objects, and detail of the making. Several briefs are built for these frames so the gallery answers what a buyer needs.

Do I need a real camera or a studio to use these?

No. Each brief is a photographer’s shoot recipe written out in plain terms. You upload a photo of your piece, adapt the brief to it, and ioli generates the finished image on its photography-tuned model. No camera, no studio, no re-shoot.

What is the difference between a hero shot and a four-shot campaign?

A hero shot is one polished image, here the compliant Amazon main image. A four-shot campaign is four coordinated images that read as one shoot: the clean main shot plus three secondary frames, consistent in light and ready to fill the Amazon gallery.

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