Amazon - Creating a New Product Listing

Updated July 2026 · Product Attribute Editor

Overview

Create a new Amazon listing from LinkSyncSell without logging into Amazon Seller Central. Keep in mind that Amazon has category-specific requirements that may affect whether your listing can go live.

Prerequisites

Amazon Seller account connected in Connect Platforms
An active subscription (product editing and posting require an active plan)

Steps

Go to Catalog > Product Attribute Editor
Select the Amazon tab
Click the Create New Product button
Select the Category (Amazon product type) first - this unlocks the rest of the form.

Amazon then shows the fields that apply to that product type, including:

Title and bullet points
Product description
Product images
Price, SKU, and inventory quantity

Required fields depend on the selected Amazon product type, and any remaining requirements are validated when you save. Note: this editor creates a single listing - multiple variants are not supported yet.

Choose how to save:

Save Local Draft (App) - saves the listing in LinkSyncSell only, not on Amazon
Save & Post to Amazon - submits the listing to Amazon

After you post, the listing status is managed by Amazon and shown as read-only. Amazon then applies its standard listing/validation process before the listing can go live.

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Note: Amazon has complex, category-specific listing requirements. Some categories require approval before you can list products in them. Check Amazon Seller Central to confirm your account has access to the category you're listing in.

Tips & Notes

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Tip: Amazon has strict image requirements (white background, minimum size, etc.). Make sure your images meet Amazon's standards before submitting, or the listing may be rejected.

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Note: All changes are logged in the Process Log and User Audit Trail.

Troubleshooting

Category restriction error.

Some Amazon categories require special approval before you can list in them. Apply for category approval directly through Amazon Seller Central.

Listing rejected.

Review Amazon's listing guidelines for your specific category. Amazon's rejection messages usually include the reason - use that to identify what needs to be fixed.