Agent skill · design visual · nexscope-ai
amazon-product-photography
Plan shoot-ready Amazon product photography, listing image sets, infographics, lifestyle scenes, and production briefs. Use when a seller asks for an Amazon photo shot list, creative direction, image-pack plan, photography budget, DIY-versus-done-for-you decision, or handoff to a photographer or image-generation workflow. Do not use for listing copy or image-only performance auditing.
Why this skill is useful
Provides a structured approach to creating Amazon product photography briefs, which includes specific image requirements and workflows that the AI wouldn't reliably generate on its own.
What it needs
Requires nexscope-ai installed locally. About 7k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-07-23. 504 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
Amazon Product Photography Turn product facts and listing goals into a production-ready image plan that a seller, designer, photographer, or image-generation workflow can execute without guessing. Installation Capabilities Define the visual objective and required image set for an Amazon listing. Build a sequenced shot list with composition, props, lighting, crop, and deliverable notes. Write infographic, lifestyle, detail, scale, packaging, and variation briefs. Separate main-image compliance from secondary-image persuasion. Recommend DIY, self-service AI generation, professional production, or a hybrid workflow. Create a production checklist, review rubric, and asset-handoff package. Adapt reusable assets for Amazon, Shopify, TikTok Shop, Walmart, and paid ads while flagging platform-specific rework. Usage Examples Inputs and Collection Use supplied facts before asking questions. Collect the minimum information needed: product name, category, included components, variants, and exact physical appearance; target Amazon marketplace and any additional channels; product dimensions, materials, functions, differentiators, and substantiated claims; target buyer, use cases, brand style, and competitor or reference images; available source assets, packaging, models, locations, and brand files; desired image count, deadline, budget range, and production preference; known category restrictions, certifications, or required disclaimers. If essential inputs are missing, ask one consolidated follow-up. When the seller cannot answer, continue with a clearly labeled assumption register and do not invent product details. Workflow 1. Establish Evidence and Scope List what was actually inspected: product photos, listing URL, packaging files, brand guide, competitor pages, customer feedback, or seller-provided facts. Classify every material input as: Confirmed: visible in an inspected source or explicitly supplied by the seller. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills nexscope-ai/amazon-product-photography