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Amazon's On-Figure Headless Crop (1:1) - White Background

Crop on-model apparel images to Amazon's 4000×4000 (1:1) standard - headless framing above the nose bridge, pure white background, 72 DPI output. Batch-process your full catalog with zero manual editing.

About this recipe

This recipe auto-crops on-model apparel photos to Amazon's exact 4000×4000 (1:1) standard: model centered, head removed above the nose bridge, pure white background (#FFFFFF), and output at 72 DPI. Whether you're launching a new collection or cleaning up an existing catalog, it processes every SKU in one batch — no retouching, no per-image editing.

Use cases

  • Meet Amazon's main image 1:1 white background requirement at scale
  • Batch-process new apparel collections before an Amazon launch
  • Prevent listing suppression caused by non-compliant product images
  • Standardize on-model shots across a mixed-format SKU catalog

Tips for best result

  • Use full-length originals with the model's feet visible for the cleanest 1:1 crop
  • Low-res inputs are sharpened to 4000×4000px output
  • Works on studio shots, plain backgrounds, and lifestyle images - background is removed automatically

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this recipe meet Amazon's main image requirements?

Yes. The recipe crops to Amazon's 4000×4000 (1:1) standard with a pure white (#FFFFFF) background, headless framing above the nose bridge, and 72 DPI output - matching Amazon's published main image policy for apparel.

Can I use this if my original images already have a background?

Yes - the recipe removes any existing background and replaces it with a clean white (#FFFFFF) canvas, whether your input is a studio shot, lifestyle image, or photo with a grey or coloured backdrop.

What does "headless" mean and why does Amazon require it?

Headless framing removes the model's head above the nose bridge, keeping the focus entirely on the garment. Amazon's apparel guidelines require or recommend this framing to ensure consistent presentation across product listings.

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