Amazon image pack

Turn your Shopify export into an Amazon-ready image pack.

Upload your Shopify product CSV and get every product’s photos named the way Amazon’s bulk image upload expects, with a list of anything Amazon may refuse.

Upload Shopify CSV

No store login or app needed. Free up to 25 products.

Step by step

How it works

In Shopify, open Products → Export and export your products as a CSV.

Upload the CSV here and choose “Amazon (Seller Central)” as the filename style.

Download the ZIP and upload the photos in Seller Central with Image Manager’s bulk upload.

Column names are in the CSV guide.

What you get

One ZIP with photos named BARCODE.MAIN and BARCODE.PT01, PT02 and so on, ready for Amazon’s bulk upload.
A _needs-id folder for products without a usable barcode.
amazon-check.csv, listing anything Amazon may refuse.
A failed-downloads.csv report listing any image that could not be downloaded.

Good to know

File names

Each product’s photos are named after its barcode: BARCODE.MAIN for the first, then BARCODE.PT01, BARCODE.PT02 and so on, up to PT99. That is the naming Amazon’s bulk image upload reads.

Products without a barcode

Their photos are named by SKU and put in a _needs-id folder. Amazon can’t match a SKU, so rename them to the ASIN or upload them one by one in Image Manager.

Many photos

Amazon’s names go up to PT99, so up to 100 photos per product are named for Amazon. Any beyond that go into an _extras folder.

Checks

Before you pay, Parcel lists products with a missing or invalid barcode. In the ZIP, amazon-check.csv lists images Amazon may refuse, such as WebP or AVIF files, animated images, or images under 500 px. Parcel doesn’t convert or resize images.

Price

The same prices as every Parcel export: free up to 25 products, then one payment per export. See pricing for the tiers and limits.

A few things you might be wondering.

Does Parcel upload to Amazon?

No. Parcel prepares the files and you upload them in Seller Central. Parcel never asks for your Amazon or Shopify login.

Which barcode is used?

The first valid barcode (UPC, EAN or GTIN) among the product’s variants. An ASIN in the barcode field works too. A barcode saved in Shopify without a type is used if it is a valid UPC, EAN or GTIN; in current exports (the Variant Barcodes column), amazon-check.csv notes it so you can check it. You can choose to name files by SKU instead.

What about variants?

Parcel makes one photo set per Shopify product, named after its first variant’s barcode. Add photos for the other variants in Image Manager.

Are images converted or resized?

No. You get the files exactly as your store serves them. If one needs converting, amazon-check.csv says so.

Parcel is an independent tool, not affiliated with Amazon.