Add Amazon’s specified metadata tag to product listing and A+ images that contain photorealistic people generated entirely by AI.
Your images are processed locally in your browser. They are never uploaded to a server.
Add JPG or PNG images to start
Every image you choose will receive the same Amazon AI person metadata keyword. The tool does not inspect or classify image content.
Appends the exact Amazon keyword
Keeps existing XMP keywords
Downloads separately or as one ZIP
Tag a batch at once
Apply the same Amazon keyword to as many as 20 product or A+ images.
No pixel re-encoding
The tool changes image metadata without resizing or recompressing the visible image.
Process locally
Images stay in your browser and are not uploaded to a server.
Why does Amazon require an AI-generated people tag?
Amazon’s product image guide describes a metadata-based disclosure workflow for photorealistic people generated entirely by AI.
If a product image includes photorealistic AI-generated people, Amazon says the image must be tagged with the appropriate metadata before upload. When the metadata is included, Amazon can add a disclosure where applicable.
This is hidden metadata stored in the image file, not a watermark displayed on the picture.
Which images should receive the tag?
Use Amazon’s current guidance and your own knowledge of how the image was made. This tool does not decide which row applies.
Image situation
Add the tag?
Amazon guidance
Photorealistic person generated entirely by AI
Add it
The person is not based on a real person and looks like a real human.
Real person altered with AI tools
Do not add it
Amazon excludes images that only feature real people, even when AI-edited.
AI-generated product or background with no person
Do not add it
The image does not feature a person.
Cartoon, illustration, or non-photorealistic person
Do not add it
The person is not photorealistic.
The tool writes metadata to the files you select. It does not analyze image content or check policy compliance.
How to batch-add the Amazon XMP tag
The workflow is intentionally narrow: choose the affected images, write one exact keyword, and download the verified results.
1
Choose images
Add up to 20 JPG, JPEG, or PNG product listing or A+ images.
2
Write and verify the tag
The tool appends contains-synthetic-performer to XMP dc:subject and reads it back.
3
Download the results
Save files individually or download all successful outputs in one ZIP.
What are XMP metadata and contains-synthetic-performer?
XMP is metadata stored inside an image file. It can hold keywords, rights information, descriptions, and other properties without becoming part of the visible pixels.
Amazon specifies contains-synthetic-performer as the keyword for a photorealistic person generated entirely by AI. In XMP, dc:subject is a list of descriptive keywords, so the tool appends the value rather than replacing the whole list.
Does not appear on the visible image
Does not change image dimensions or encoded pixels
Keeps existing keywords and unrelated metadata
XMP dc:subject = contains-synthetic-performer
FAQ
No. Amazon’s product image guide says to provide the tag for images featuring photorealistic people who were entirely generated by AI. It says not to provide the tag for images with no people, non-photorealistic people, or real people even when AI tools were used to alter the image.
It is the exact keyword Amazon specifies for identifying an image that contains a photorealistic person generated entirely by AI. The tool adds it as an item in the image’s XMP dc:subject keyword list.
No. XMP is metadata stored inside the image file. The tool does not draw text, labels, badges, or watermarks on the visible pixels.
No pixel data is decoded and re-encoded while the tag is written. The image keeps its format, dimensions, and encoded pixels. The file size and binary bytes can change slightly because an XMP metadata segment or chunk is added or updated.
No. The tool appends contains-synthetic-performer to an existing XMP dc:subject list when possible and keeps unrelated JPEG or PNG metadata. If existing XMP cannot be read safely, that file is stopped with an error instead of replacing the metadata packet.
The tool can tag any supported JPG or PNG file, including images you plan to use in a product listing or A+ content. You remain responsible for choosing which images require the tag and for following the current requirements shown in your Seller Central workflow.
No. It does not use AI detection, inspect the person in an image, or make a compliance decision. It only writes and verifies the requested metadata keyword in every image you choose to process.
You can process up to 20 still JPG, JPEG, or PNG images at a time, with a maximum of 50 MB per file. Download completed images one by one or package all successful results in a ZIP. Animated PNG and other formats are not supported.
