The process for uploading customer supplied photos on Amazon varies depending on the type of product and the seller's account. However, in general, sellers can upload photos through the "Manage Your Photos" section on their Amazon Seller Central account. They can either upload photos directly from their computer or use Amazon's photo editing tool to enhance the images.
Yes, there are certain requirements for customer supplied photos on Amazon. These include having the photos be in PNG or JPEG format, a minimum resolution of 1000 x 1000 pixels, and a maximum file size of 10MB. Additionally, the photos should accurately represent the product and should not contain any watermarks or promotional text.
Yes, customers can edit or delete their uploaded photos on Amazon. They can do this by going to the product page and clicking on the "Customer Images" section. From there, they can select the photo they want to edit or delete and follow the prompts.
No, sellers are not allowed to use customer supplied photos for marketing or advertising purposes without the customer's explicit permission. The photos are only intended for product listings on Amazon and should not be used for any other purposes without proper consent.
If a customer uploads inappropriate or irrelevant photos on an Amazon listing, sellers can request for those photos to be removed by clicking on the "Report abuse" link on the product page. They can also contact Amazon's customer service for assistance in removing the photos.