Guide

Amazon A+ Content Examples: A Real Page, Module by Module

Last updated October 16, 2026

Quick answer

A good A+ page answers a buyer's questions in order: what it is, what it's really like up close, how big it is, how to use it, and what else goes with it. The example below is a live Premium A+ page for a 7-inch hanging planter: 6 modules holding 12 picture panels and a short FAQ. Each module has one job, or one short run of them, and every claim on it is a fact from the listing.

The example

This is the live A+ page of the Sun Face Hanging Planter by Nebula Colors, a small resin planter about 7 inches across. It uses 6 Premium modules. Four of its 12 picture panels are below, as they appear on Amazon.

Four Amazon A+ panels for a sun face hanging planter: the hero banner, four real-photo close-ups, the planter beside a 12 oz mug, and step 1 of planting

What each module does

Module 1

The hero

One full-width image: "A little sunshine for every room." with the size, the material and the hanger in one short line. The buyer knows what it is before scrolling.

Module 2

Real-photo details

One full-width image with four close-ups labelled "Real photos": the face, the sleeping face on the back, the drainage hole with its mesh pad, and the chain with its S-hook.

Module 3

Styled rooms

A carousel of 4 panels: the planter in a reading nook, a porch, a sunroom and a bedroom, each labelled "Styled". One short line each, no claims.

Module 4

Actual size, then three steps

A carousel of 4 panels. First, the planter beside a 12 oz mug with "About 7 in. wide" under it. Then three numbered steps: pick a small plant, lay the mesh pad and add soil, hang it and water lightly.

Module 5

FAQ

Text answers to the questions buyers ask: how big it is, whether the color matches the photos, what comes in the box, and whether it's ceramic (it's resin).

Module 6

The pair

A carousel of 2 panels: the sun planter, then its moon twin, labelled "Sold separately". The page ends on the seller's next product.

What to copy from it

  • Give each module a clear job. Carousels let one module hold several panels.
  • Label real photos and styled scenes, so buyers can tell the real thing from the staging.
  • Show size with a familiar object as well as the number.
  • Give the how-to steps, and answer the questions buyers ask in an FAQ module.
  • Every claim is a fact from the listing: 7 inches, resin, chain hanger, drainage hole, mesh pad. No "premium", no "best", no badges.
  • End on your own next product, clearly marked as sold separately.

Related

For the planning side, read how to design A+ Content. For the listing images ReddStudio made for the same planter, see the sun face planter example.

FAQ

How many modules should A+ Content have?

As many as you have real questions to answer. The example here uses 6 of the 7 Premium module slots, and its carousels fit several panels into one module. A module that repeats another one is better left out.

Should A+ use real photos or styled scenes?

Both, and say which is which. The example labels its close-ups "Real photos" and each panel of its styled room carousel "Styled", so buyers can tell the real thing from the staging.

How do I show size in A+?

Put the product next to something everyone knows, like a 12 oz mug, and write the measurement on the image.

Can A+ mention my other products?

Yes, your own. The example ends with the matching planter, labelled "Sold separately". Comparing with another brand is not allowed.

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