In-use scene: A+ template for lifestyle images
The product where it belongs, with a headline that names the use in a few words.
Buying question: Where do I use it?

What the image shows
A real setting: living room, terrace, server rack, or worn for fashion. The product is where it is used and stays the main subject. One side of the image stays clear for headline and line.
Good for
- Showing the use before buyers have to imagine it
- The wide banner module in A+
- Products that only make sense in context
What like.photo fills in from your data
- Setting
- Headline
- One line with the key specs
Examples
29 images with this template, in different styles and for different products.




























All examples were made with like.photo from one product photo and the product data: cables from our own shop wirelex and demo products from home, kitchen, fashion and leisure. The text is German because the images were made for amazon.de.
What makes it work
- People are allowed. For AI-generated photorealistic people, Amazon requires a label in the image metadata.
- The scene fits the data: a 10 m cable does not sit on a desk.
- One calm third of the image stays free for the text.
Amazon formats
These are the formats we use the template in.
- A+ image header with text970 × 600
- The only A+ module where a headline inside the image stays legible. All examples here use this format.
- A+ image with text overlay970 × 300
- Wide banner. Amazon places its own text box on top, so one third stays calm.
- Amazon gallery, secondary image1600 × 1600
- The same template in a square frame, zoomable from 1600 px. Not in slot 1: the main image stays text-free on white.
More templates

Big number
The key figure fills the frame, with the product lying right inside the type.
Buying question: What does it do?

Labeled overview
The whole product in frame, with short labels pointing at the parts buyers look for.
Buying question: What does it have?

Macro detail
One detail up close, next to a headline that says what this detail is good for.
Buying question: How is it made?

Explainer graphic
A graphic grows out of the product and explains connection, size or handling at a glance.
Buying question: How do I use it?

Side-by-side comparison
Two sizes or versions side by side, in the same light, with clear labels.
Buying question: Which variant?

What's included
Every part neatly from above, each with its name, plus the quantity.
Buying question: What do I get?

Icon row
The product on one side, three or four benefits as simple icons with labels on the other.
Buying question: Why this one?
