ManualFig for Amazon Sellers
Confusing setup drives returns and one-star reviews. Turn your product photos into clear, picture-first instructions and packaging inserts.
Start from the product photos you already shot for the listing — no CAD, no designer.
Generate quick start cards, illustrated manuals, and small-format packaging inserts.
Free to start, with print-ready PNG and SVG export for your packaging supplier.

Most "defective" returns are really setup failures. Clear first-use visuals attack the problem where it starts.
When buyers cannot get the product working in the first minutes, they return it or leave a one-star review. Picture-first setup steps remove the guesswork.
Keep inserts focused on instructions, safety basics, and support contact. Avoid conditioned review requests or off-Amazon purchase redirects, which marketplace policies prohibit — and always check the current rules for your category.
From the same product photo, generate the quick start card, the manual figures, and the support-page graphics in one consistent style.


ManualFig keeps the prompt, uploaded references, generated options, revisions, and exports in one browser workflow.
Start from a product photo, CAD screenshot, sketch, existing manual page, or a short step list.
Create line art, numbered panels, arrows, callouts, detail views, warnings, and completion checks.
Select a result, revise it with text, keep versions together, and export PNG or SVG for documentation.
You already have listing photos. ManualFig turns them into illustrated quick starts, product manuals, and small-format insert cards — no designer, no agency, exported as print-ready PNG or SVG in minutes.
Amazon generally allows inserts that help customers use the product — instructions, safety information, and support contact details. It prohibits inserts that ask for positive reviews, offer incentives for reviews, or divert buyers off Amazon. Policies change and vary by category, so always check Amazon current guidelines before printing; this page is practical guidance, not legal advice.
Most physical products benefit from one, and some categories expect documentation for safety reasons. Even a single illustrated quick start card reduces "item does not work" returns and support messages. Check the documentation requirements for your specific category.
Upload the product photos you already use in the listing, describe the setup steps, and ManualFig generates illustrated panels. Revise them with text, keep versions together, and export print-ready files — no design tools required.
Yes. Ask for fewer panels, larger actions, and minimal labels so the figure works at insert-card size, then export PNG or SVG and hand it to your packaging or print supplier.
No tool can promise a number, but confusing setup is one of the most common drivers of returns and negative reviews for marketplace products. Clear first-use figures directly address that failure point, and sellers can measure the effect in return reasons and review content.
Upload a product photo, describe the setup flow, and export insert-ready panels — free to start.