Images & Video · Blog post · source Jul 23, 2026
Restyling About 100 Listing Images with Claude in Chrome Driving ChatGPT
Give a newly acquired 13-product brand one consistent image style across its Amazon listings
About two-thirds of the images were good on the first pass; the rest needed another round of feedback, and he made a couple himself.
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Copy-paste prompt
The objective is to create a set of new, high-converting listing images in the style of the backpack images. You don't have to copy the existing listing images exactly in terms of text or photos, though you may if it makes sense to do so. They should retain the same general message as the original images even if the text changes. You can use the existing photos or select new ones from Google Drive.
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What they did
After buying a 13-product brand whose listing images had no common style, Alex Willen wanted roughly 100 images redone in the style of one product's set. Instead of paying for the image API, he had Claude spin up a subagent with Claude in Chrome that opened ChatGPT in the browser, fetched the current images from Seller Central and lifestyle photos from Google Drive, and generated new versions. Claude built a review page showing old and new images side by side, and uploaded approved sets to the listings.
How it went
About two-thirds of the images were good on the first pass; the rest needed another round of feedback, and he made a couple himself. It took a few hours of browser time, and the new images are live on Amazon. He estimates doing it by API would have cost $30-100.
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Worth knowing
Claude reused the same ChatGPT conversation, so the product drifted and the logo started disappearing; start a new chat for each image. He calls it a token-hungry workaround, and he's uneasy that Claude now opens his logged-in browser on its own.