Amazon A+ Content Builder

This reads the page directly in your own browser tab on amazon.in — Amazon never blocks that, because nothing is fetched from our server at all. Set it up once:

1. Show your browser's bookmarks bar if it's hidden (Ctrl+Shift+B in Chrome/Edge).
2. Drag the button below onto that bar — don't click it here, it does nothing on this page.
3. Open the Amazon listing you want, click the bookmark there, then come back to this tab.

⤴ Zaiv A+ grab

Works on any amazon.in or amazon.com product page. It only reads the page you're already looking at — nothing is sent anywhere except to this tool tab.

Open the listing on amazon.in, click anywhere on the page, press Ctrl+A then Ctrl+C, and paste the whole page below. This never gets blocked because nothing is fetched automatically — it just reads the text you already have. It cannot pull images out of copied text (browsers don't put picture files into a text paste), so add photos yourself in Step 2 either way.

Type a 10-character amazon.in ASIN and we try to read the public listing page through a small server function of ours. Amazon actively blocks automated requests like this — most of the time this returns a CAPTCHA or a 503, which is exactly why the bookmarklet and paste above exist. When it fails, this tool says so plainly.

Privacy: only the ASIN itself is sent to our server when you click “Try to read this listing”. If you click Skip, nothing leaves your browser at all. Any images you upload in Step 2 stay on your device — see /privacy/.

Amazon's own limits (effective 27 Jul 2026 for non-media categories): item name ≤75 characters, Item Highlights ≤125, each bullet ≤200, description ≤1,500. This calls our server, which asks Gemini to rewrite only the facts you entered in Step 2 — it never adds an ingredient, certification, number, award or guarantee that wasn't already in your title, bullets or description. If the server isn't reachable (it may not be deployed yet), the same fields below still work — write within the limits by hand using the counters as your guide, then use “Copy all”.

Generated from your listing facts only — read it once before you upload; you are responsible for what goes live.

Amazon's Basic A+ Content has 14 module types and a hard cap of 5 live on one project. This plan starts with the 5 modules Amazon's own template treats as a standard first set (below). Headline and body are built only from what you entered in Step 2 — anywhere a fact is missing you'll see [___] rather than an invented sentence. Fields marked * are required by Amazon's own field map — a missing one is a hard validation failure on their side, not a style choice, so it blocks the ZIP below until it's filled or the module is removed. Edit any field directly; the checker re-runs as you type.

Amazon's Basic A+ has no FAQ or Brand Story module by name — All Text and Single Image & Highlights are the two real module types that work for those jobs, so they're the two swaps worth knowing about. Adding a 6th module here doesn't break anything in this tool, but Amazon will only show 5 live on one project — remove one of the default 5 first, or plan on picking your best 5 before you submit.

Every image below is drawn at its exact Amazon pixel size — nothing is upscaled after the fact. Amazon's own guidance is to keep heavy text off images (mobile readability, §1b/§8 of its A+ guidelines), so each render carries a short caption only; the full headline and body text go in the upload sheet for you to paste into Seller Central's text fields. All Text and Technical Specifications have no image field on Amazon, so nothing renders for them — use their text directly.