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Bol.com and Amazon listings in your brand's style
We design bol.com and Amazon listings that look like your brand. Main image on white, infographics, dimensions and lifestyle shots, designed as one set. Your product appears in real photos.
Chosen by 11 brands: Screenmate, Castagnola, Wegman Auto Accessoires and 8 more
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A listing is the set of images on your product page: the main image that shows up in search results and the images that follow it. On bol.com and Amazon that is often all a customer sees of your product before deciding. When we design your listing, we treat that set as one piece of work, in your brand's style.
The main image sits on pure white, with no text and no logo, as the platforms require. After that come the images that answer a buyer's questions. How big is it, what's in the box, how do you use it? That means infographics with callouts and dimensions, lifestyle shots with the product in use and, where it helps, a comparison between your own variants.
We also check every image at the width of a phone screen. Text that reads fine on a monitor disappears there. So we keep to one message per image.
There are two ways of working. Our team designs four packages by hand; the fifth route is made with our AI workflow.
By hand: Basic is design only. You supply the product photos and other images, we build the listing. It takes about a week.
Basic+ adds product photography and takes about two weeks. Pro adds lifestyle photography on location, Pro+ does the same with a model. Allow about three weeks for Pro and Pro+.
With AI: AI Listing Design is the fifth route. We create listing images for bol.com and Amazon in your brand's style with our AI workflow: infographics with callouts, usage and detail images, and a dimensions image. All built around real photos of your product and checked against the platform's image rules. You pay per listing, and the price per listing depends on how many listings you take. That makes it affordable to bring a whole range of thirty products or more into one brand style. Variants that share the same images, such as sizes or colours, count as one listing.
What each route costs is on our prices page. If you have several products or variants in the same style, we quote for the whole set. If you only need photos for now, see product photography.
We build listings with a fixed method in which AI does the design and checking work for each image. First we capture your brand's style. From your best existing listings or your website we take the structure of the images, the typography, the colours and the photo style. That becomes one design system. As a test, we rebuild two of your existing images using only that document. If that fails, the document isn't finished.
Then each image is designed and checked straight away: for style, and for facts, technical specs and product accuracy. At the end we review the whole set. Does it repeat itself, does the order work, does it belong with what you already had? Only when we're satisfied do you see it.
Your product stays your product. The main image, details, dimensions and every close-up are made with real photos of your product. We only use generated imagery for atmosphere, and only when the product in it passes a comparison with the real photo. Every feature has to match, proportions may differ by 5 percent at most, the colour has to match and the total score has to be at least 95 percent. After three failed attempts, a real photo takes that spot.
What goes into an image comes from your own product information. For each product we keep a fact sheet with the source of every claim. When sources contradict each other, we take the most cautious reading and ask you. We only show certification marks when we've seen the certificate. And for each image we record what is real and what is generated, so you know where a label is needed.
The design system is made once. Every next listing for your brand is built on it, so your whole range looks like one brand.
Bol.com and Amazon each have their own rules for the main image, the formats and what can and can't appear in an image. We design for the platform you sell on. If you're on both, we make the version that fits each one.
Amazon adds A+ content: the modules below the product description. That has its own structure and its own page, Amazon A+ content. If you also sell through your own store, the same images work in your product gallery.
The link to your current listing or website, your product photos in the highest resolution you have, your logo (a vector file if possible) and anything that must stay out of the images, such as certain words or certification marks. We collect the product information ourselves.
Short on good photos? With only one photo we can't reliably show your product from other angles. Then we send you a shot list with the angles, details and situations we need, or we have the product professionally photographed (Basic+).
Factory photos as the main image. Suppliers deliver images made for a catalogue. They look like those of every other seller of the same product, and that won't set you apart.
Too much text on one image. Every spec on a single infographic is unreadable on a phone. One message per image, and whatever doesn't fit gets its own image.
No line through the set. A studio photo, a render with different light and an infographic in another typeface read like three different sellers. A design system keeps the set together, across your whole range too.
Claims without a source. A number that's wrong or a certification you can't back up costs trust. That's why every claim in our images has a source line.
Want to work on your existing listing yourself first? Read bol.com listing optimisation.
What goes into your listing
Main image on pure white, with no text or logo
The first image as the platform requires it: just your product, on white, with no text or logo.
Infographics with callouts, dimensions and box contents in your own style
Images that show what your product does, how big it is and what is in the box, in your brand's style.
Lifestyle shots that show your product in use
Your product in use, so a buyer sees how it works in practice.
A design system for your brand, ready for every next listing
Your brand's style written down, so every next listing looks the same from the start.
A fact sheet with the source of every claim in the images
Every claim in the images comes with its source, so nothing in them is untrue.
Files in the format bol.com or Amazon asks for
Every image in your platform's sizes and formats, ready to upload.
How we build your bol.com listing
Send us the basics
You send the link to your current listing or site, your product photos, your logo and anything that must stay out of the images.
Capture the style
We record your brand's style in a design system and show you a test image next to your existing work.
Design and check
Each image is designed and checked for style, facts and product accuracy. Then we review the whole set.
Your feedback
You get the set with the points for you to decide on. We process your feedback, with three revision rounds included.
Delivery
All images in the format your platform asks for, ready to upload.
What does a bol.com listing cost?
Goes with this
- Amazon A+ ContentAmazon A+ Content that lifts conversion. Module architecture, photography, infographics and brand storytelling under your product page.
- Product PhotographyProduct photography on a white background, packshots, detail and mood. Consistent per collection.
- BrandingBrand identity from discovery to brand book: positioning, visual design and brand assets.
- Everything in Technology & AIThe website or online store where the brand lands, and the software and automation that keep it running afterwards.
Further reading
- Marketplace commission tells you nothing about your margin7 September 2026
- Building a brand on bol: from brand registration to brand page13 August 2026
- A+ Content does not exist on bol.com: here is what does10 August 2026
- Bol Shipping Costs: Your Pack Size Counts Twice7 August 2026
- Amazon product titles: the 75-character limit since 27 July6 July 2026
- Bundle strategy on bol.com: how to design 4 products in 1 listing3 July 2026
- Optimizing your Amazon listing for AI in 202630 June 2026
- Number one on Google, and still missing from the AI answer2 October 2026
- Typography as a brand asset: where your typeface actually counts28 August 2026
- White background product photo: why your white is not 25528 August 2026
Louie ValkhofI read every message personally.Ready for listings in your own style?
Tell us which platform you sell on and how many products it involves. We will make a proposal.












