Tag AI-generated people correctly for Amazon.
Add Amazon's contains-synthetic-performer keyword to JPEG and PNG images directly in your browser. No upload, no quality loss.
Checked on 24 August 2026 against Amazon's current public requirement.
Your image is never uploaded. With cookie consent we measure tool actions only – never filenames or image bytes.
What the tool does
One Amazon keyword. Inside an open standard.
Amazon requires a fixed value in the XMP keyword field for photorealistic people generated entirely with AI. The field is standardized; the value is Amazon-specific.
contains-synthetic-performerXMP dc:subject (RDF Bag)is not re-encodedExisting XMP keywords are preserved. The tool leaves DigitalSourceType untouched – it is not part of Amazon's stated requirement.
View IPTC's definition of the keyword fieldThree steps
From original to verified copy
- 01
Check the image
Drop a JPEG or PNG. Existing XMP metadata is read locally.
- 02
Confirm the use case
Confirm that the person is photorealistic and generated entirely with AI.
- 03
Download a copy
The keyword is added, verified, and returned as a new file. Your original stays untouched.
Or let HORAiZON build the whole listing for you.
Privacy
Local file. Measurable usage.
Image processing happens entirely locally. Website analytics stays active, but our tool events never contain the file.
Quick answers
Questions about Amazon's metadata tag
Which images need the tag?
Photorealistic people generated entirely with AI. Images without people, non-photorealistic figures, and real people merely edited with AI are excluded under Amazon's guidance.
Is my image really not uploaded?
The file is read and modified through the browser File API – there is no upload endpoint and no HORAiZON storage. With your cookie consent we measure only events like check and download, never filenames or image bytes.
Does the tool change image quality or dimensions?
No. The XMP packet is added to the file container; the image pixels are not reprocessed. Dimensions and quality stay the same.
Does it also add trainedAlgorithmicMedia?
No. trainedAlgorithmicMedia is a separate IPTC provenance value and not part of Amazon's keyword requirement. The tool leaves it untouched.
Does this replace disclosures in Amazon Ads or KDP?
No. Amazon Ads, A+ uploads, and KDP may require their own disclosures. This tool only prepares the image file.
Amazon may change its requirements. The tool embeds the currently named keyword; deciding whether an image falls within the rule remains your call.
More than a metadata problem?
Build the complete Amazon listing in one workflow.
HORAiZON creates product images, copy, and keywords – nothing is published until you approve.