A+ Content: seamless mode
Seamless A+ walkthrough
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Seamless mode flips the A+ process. Instead of you assembling modules and the AI filling them, the AI designs your whole A+ section as one continuous piece, the kind of custom, connected design you see on top listings where each image flows into the next. It then slices the design into Amazon-sized pieces that stack back together on the live page with no visible seams. The design comes first, the module system second.
Seamless or modular?
| Seamless | Modular | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | A page that reads as one continuous design | Spec-exact pages, comparison tables, precise control |
| Text | Painted into the artwork by the AI | Editable field by field, anytime |
| Editing after | Pin-based spot edits and redraws | Change any field or image directly |
| Your time | Minutes of setup, then review | More hands-on assembly |
One thing to know going in: seamless output is imagery, so the text inside it isn’t a form field you can tweak. Changes happen through the editing tools below. If you expect to fiddle with copy weekly, modular will make you happier. Both modes live side by side on the project, so trying one costs you nothing but credits.
The setup
Choosing Seamless from the A+ mode select opens a short setup: confirm which product photos to build from and give the designer any direction you want it to follow, from "clean and clinical" to "warm, outdoorsy, lifestyle-heavy". If the project has a brand kit attached, the designer follows it for palette and voice.
Generation runs in the background
A full page is a big job (25 credits) and takes several minutes: the AI plans the whole design, paints it, and inspects its own output along the way. It runs as a background job, so you can close the tab, make coffee, or go work in another tool. The forge screen shows live progress whenever you come back, and if a job dies partway, the credits come back automatically.
Safe to close this tab. The job keeps running.
Reviewing and editing
The result screen shows the full page exactly as it will stack on Amazon. When something needs changing, open the editor and drop a pin right where the fix goes. Each pin gets a short note describing the change (a typo in painted text, a wrong color, an object that shouldn’t be there), and you can attach a reference image to a pin when words won’t cut it. Drop as many pins as you need, then pick the level of correction:
- Spot edit (from 3 credits). Repaints the pinned areas and leaves the rest of the art untouched. Right for detail fixes.
- Full redraw (from 10 credits). A fresh render of the pinned part of the page from revised direction. Right when edits have piled up or the composition itself is off.
Both buttons show their exact price before you click, and it scales with how much of the page your pins cover.
Desktop first, then mobile
Seamless works in two rounds. The first generation is the desktop version. Edit it until you’re happy, because it becomes the source of truth for round two: the mobile version (10 credits), a true rebuild of the finished design for narrow screens rather than a squeeze. The mobile version gets the same editing treatment, pins, spot edits, and redraws, and once both look right you export the pair together.
Exporting
The export gives you the desktop and mobile slices in stacking order plus the upload instructions. On Amazon’s side they go into full-width image modules, top to bottom, and the seams disappear. Details in the publishing guide.