smilexiaobao1992/amazon-listing-generator-skill

This is a Codex skill for generating Amazon Listing assets. It can generate Listing copy, subgraphic planning and prompts, optional AI subimages, A+ / detail page module images, and Excel summary tables based on product white-background images and selling point information.

Function Description

• Generate Amazon titles, five-point descriptions, long descriptions, and background search terms.
• Plan Amazon secondary images based on product facts and buyer concerns.
• Supports remaking of individual secondary images, such as dimension images, scene images, comparison images, and function breakdown images.
• Distinguish between carousel sub-graphs and detail pages / A+ module diagrams.
• Supports referencing competitor links or images, but will not copy directly.
• Merge selling points according to buyer decision logic, rather than creating a single chart with a single parameter.
• Emphasize that each image has a clear selling point, layout decisions, visual proof, and commercial layers; Titles are optional expressions, not fixed templates for every image.

File Structure

Installation Method

Clone warehouse first:

Install into Codex’s skills directory:

If there is already an old version locally, replace it directly:

If the machine has a system skill-creator validation script, you can verify:

Methods of Renewal

Run in the repository directory:

Basic usage

In Codex, combine product images and selling points to call:

A typical request:

Types of supported requests

1. Listing copywriting

2. Complete set of secondary drawings

By default, the generalized “subgraph” request outputs the recommended 5-7 subgraphs. Only when explicitly requested will the full 8 images from AS-02 to AS-09 be generated.

3. Single supplementary image

4. Details page / A+ module diagram

5. Reference image / Competitor directions

6. Style control

By default, if it’s Amazon US / US site, the image text will be shown in English first.
If you want the image to display Chinese or bilingual directly, you can clearly say:

Slot Comparison Table

Amazon subimage

Details page / A+ module diagram

Design Logic

This skill mainly follows these principles:

• Understand the product first, then write the diagram.
• First, understand what buyers are worried about, then arrange what each image expresses.
• Each image only states one core idea, but not every image is required to have a large headline.
• Make layout decisions first: whether you need a title, where to place titles/labels, how to handle font size and color levels, whether you need background support.
• Titles, dimension lines, close-ups, character actions, contrasts, icons, or annotations can all serve as selling points.
• The title must be supported by visual evidence; If there is no title, the product, people, details, or labeling must also clearly explain the selling points.
• The main color tone should be flexibly chosen based on the product, brand, scenario, category, or reference image; do not stick to a fixed color scheme.
• For the same set of secondary images, change the labeling system to avoid multiple consecutive images with black text and white background small labels.
• Details page / A+ module also requires layout decisions and module rhythm; do not create a set of ordinary blank background banners.
• Merge related selling points, such as claim + proof + mechanism.
• Do not duplicate images, and do not force weak maps just to fill the numbers.