What does Dodam AI inspect?

It checks a product detail page against the rules of the country and marketplace you pick: image spec (size, ratio, format, background, file size), prohibited and risky expressions, brand and intellectual-property risk, country-specific required information, and image quality. Every finding is one of five categories.

Which marketplaces are supported?

Amazon, Shopee, Lazada, TikTok Shop, Rakuten, Qoo10, Tmall Global, JD Worldwide, noon, eBay, Walmart, Temu and your own Shopify store, across the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Japan, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines, Australia, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.

How is the score calculated?

Start at 100 and subtract 15 for each critical finding, 5 for each warning and 1 for each note. 85 or above with no critical finding is a pass, 60 to 84 or any critical finding needs fixing, and below 60 fails.

Are fixes applied automatically?

Only after you approve them. Auto-fixable findings show a before and after comparison; approved fixes resize or pad images, whiten the background, convert the format, compress the file, strip metadata, replace risky wording and add missing required information. The listing is then re-inspected as a new round.

Yes. Create an API key in Settings and call the REST API with a Bearer token to create inspections, read findings, apply fixes, re-inspect and download outputs. An OpenAPI document is published.

Does it work on a phone?

It is built mobile first. You can photograph a detail page with the phone camera, upload it, review findings and approve fixes without leaving your phone.

Preparing good product images

Size and file format

Every marketplace declares a minimum edge, a recommended edge, a maximum edge and a file size cap. Export to the recommended edge — going larger wastes bandwidth and can trip the maximum, going smaller fails the minimum outright.

Marketplace	Minimum edge	Recommended edge	File cap
Amazon	1000 px	2000 px	10 MB
Rakuten	500 px	1024 px	2 MB
Shopee	500 px	1600 px	10 MB
Default when a marketplace does not publish one	800 px	2048 px	20 MB

The exact numbers for your pair are shown in step 1 of the inspection wizard. The table above is a sample, not the full list.

The main image

Pure white background on most marketplaces. Off-white or a photographed backdrop is flagged as a quality issue.
Product only. No added text, no badges, no watermarks, no borders, no collage.
The product should fill roughly 85 percent of the frame.
No lifestyle props on the main image — keep those for gallery slots.

What the quality check looks at

Beyond the hard specification limits, the engine measures the image itself and reports quality findings.

Check	Why it fires
Too dark or too bright	Average luminance falls outside the readable range.
Background not white	The main image background is not close enough to pure white.
Embedded metadata	EXIF data including GPS coordinates or camera serials is still attached.
Low effective resolution	The file is large but the visible detail is not.

Format conversion, resizing and metadata stripping are all automatic fixes. You do not need to re-export by hand for those three.

Text baked into images

Claims printed inside an image are treated exactly like claims in the listing text. A banner reading "No.1 in the world" or "100% safe" fails the expression check wherever it appears. Keep superlatives, medical claims and competitor names out of the artwork, because an image fix means re-exporting the file yourself.

Phone numbers, messenger IDs and external shop URLs inside images are a common cause of account suspension. Remove them before uploading.

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