The dimensions image is the listing slot most sellers skip, and it is the one that answers the question buyers ask before they buy: will this actually fit. Upload one product photo, type your width, height and depth, and get a clean measurement image ready for the gallery.
The numbers are typeset as real text, not painted by an image model. That distinction matters more than it sounds: image models are unreliable at rendering exact figures, so a generated size chart is usually a picture of a number that is almost right. Here the AI paints only the product and the clean background, and your measurements are drawn on top as vector text, exactly as you typed them.
Pick centimeters or inches, choose arrows or callout lines, and add a weight if your category needs one. The unit toggle changes the label only and never converts your figures, so the number on your listing is always the number you entered. Each size chart image costs 1 credit.
They are exactly what you type. Shotova does not measure your product or estimate its size, and it never lets the image model write the numbers. You enter the width, height and depth, and those figures are typeset onto the image as real text.
No, and that is deliberate. Switching between cm and in changes the label only. A silent conversion could put a figure on your listing that you never entered, so if you need inches you type inches.
The default style is a pure white background with the product large in frame, which is what Amazon asks for in the main gallery. Dimensions images sit in the secondary image slots, where annotations are allowed.
One credit per image, the same as every other Shotova image tool. The free plan includes 10 credits every month.