Explain the product
in three seconds.
Most shoppers never read the bullets. They swipe the gallery. Infographics are how you get the key benefit across in the couple of seconds you actually get, especially on a phone.
- Benefit-led call-outs, not feature lists
- Dimension and scale diagrams
- Comparison graphics against alternatives
- Text sized for mobile legibility
- Consistent design language across the catalogue
Start with an audit
Before quoting anything, I'll look at your account and tell you what I'd actually fix first.
What's included
- Benefit-led
- Mobile-legible
- Scale diagrams
- Catalogue-consistent
No obligation to work together afterwards.
Everything included in
amazon infographics.
Feature call-outs
The three or four things that actually drive the purchase, called out visually — translated from specification into benefit.
Dimension diagrams
Clear measurement graphics with real-world scale references, which reduce returns as much as they help conversion.
Comparison graphics
Honest side-by-side comparisons against the alternative the shopper is weighing you against.
What's-in-the-box
Everything included, shown clearly — a surprisingly common source of negative reviews when it's left ambiguous.
Usage & instruction
How the product is used, assembled or maintained, particularly where complexity is a purchase barrier.
Design system
A consistent visual language across the range, so your catalogue looks like one brand rather than a dozen freelancers.
How this actually
gets delivered.
Benefit extraction
Working through the product to establish which features genuinely drive purchase — usually fewer than you'd expect.
Concept
Layouts sketched around the priority messages, with hierarchy decided before any visual polish.
Design
Graphics built to your brand system, with text sized for mobile from the start rather than shrunk afterwards.
Mobile check
Every graphic reviewed at actual mobile display size — if it isn't readable there it gets redesigned.
Deliver
Final assets supplied in Amazon-ready specifications, plus source files.
Often paired
with this.
Amazon Infographics,
questions answered.
Product hard to explain in a sentence?
That's exactly what infographics are for.
Usually replies within one working day.