Question 1

Can ioli produce an Amazon-compliant main image for jewellery?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 2

How do you make metal and gemstones catch light on a white background?

Accepted Answer

Sparkle is built with light placement, not luck. The briefs specify the key, fill, and small hard sources that put controlled highlights on faceted stones and shaped reflections along metal, so a ring or pendant reads as brilliant and dimensional against white instead of flat.

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

Scale is the top question buyers have and the top reason for returns. The secondary slots handle it: a macro frame for detail, an on-body or in-hand frame for real-world size, and a straight-on frame for proportion. Several briefs are built around exactly these scale-answering shots.

Question 4

What should the secondary gallery images show for jewellery?

Accepted Answer

The secondary slots carry what the compliant main image can’t: macro texture of the metal and setting, the stone up close, the piece worn for scale and drape, and the clasp or band detail. Several briefs are built for these frames so the gallery answers every pre-purchase question.

Question 5

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

Accepted Answer

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 macro lens, no re-shoot.

Question 6

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

Accepted Answer

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 — macro, on-body, detail — consistent in light and ready to fill the Amazon gallery.

Amazon product photography for jewellery.

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