image-gen
Use when creating or optimizing Amazon product listing images or A+ Content for a store SKU or a whole variation family — learns mature competitors' image style, generates/recolors product-faithful images with gpt-image-2 via the connected image MCP tools, enforces Amazon main-image compliance, builds A+ modules, scores them, builds review previews, and records into the operator's 'Images Generation' Google Sheet. Triggers: "make/optimize listing images", "main/hero image", "A+ content", "A+模块/品牌故事", "competitor image style", "出主图/副图/套图", "recolor variants", "image-gen on the row", "学竞品风格生成产品图", "keep this scene / swap my product in". Default provider openai; gated phases (operator approves before spend). Do NOT use for non-Amazon image edits — for that call the MCP image tools directly.
Uses creditsv0.17.7SKILL.md
Already in your plugin — the SellerSheet plugin installs every skill at once; nothing to add one by one. Install the skills
Say this to your AI
“Make a white-background main image of my product in the style of this competitor shot.”
Prefer to click?
The same job, step by step, in the Google Sheets sidebar: Help › Sheets sidebar › Images
Tools it uses (7)
catalogItems_ | read | Search Amazon's live catalog by keywords or by identifiers — what shoppers see, not one seller's submission. |
listings_ | read | Search and filter the seller's own listings catalog — the entry point for a suppressed-listing audit (with_issue_severity ['ERROR'] and included_data ['summaries', 'issues'], then |
edit_ | write | Edit one image, or compose 2–10 into one, from a text instruction (1 input = revise, 2 or more = compose): background swaps, style transfer, object add/remove, composites. |
generate_ | write | Generate images from a text prompt — listing photos, A+ banners, lifestyle and infographic shots, icons. |
get_ | read | Get the user's plan, stores, workspace folders, permissions, credits and the skills catalog. |
list_ | read | List images already generated and saved for a store — newest first. |
reverse_ | write | Describe reference image(s) as a structured English prompt — step 1 of a restyle: adapt the fields to your product (subject, colors and materials stay faithful; swap scene, lightin |