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Visual Research

Browse every product image and video from your market research in one grid. Filter by top sellers or new entrants, zoom into individual shots, download in bulk as a zip, and save favorites to collections.

Image gallery modal showing a grid of product thumbnails from Amazon search results, with a sidebar showing category filters and a product count badge

Overview

Listing images directly affect conversion. When you research a market or product, Launch Fast collects every listing image and video from the analyzed products, so you can see how every competitor in your niche presents their product. The gallery organizes them by category:

Browse by categoryFilter by all images, videos only, top sellers, or new entrants. Each category shows a count badge.
Zoom and compareClick any thumbnail to see all images for that product. Click again for a full-size view with revenue, price, rating, and reviews alongside.
Download and saveDownload a single image or bulk-export everything as a zip organized by ASIN. Save products to collections for later.

The gallery has three levels. Click to go deeper, use the back button to go up.

ViewWhat you see
GridOne thumbnail per product from your research. Hover for the heart icon. Use sidebar categories to filter by Images, Videos, Top Sellers, or New Sellers.
ProductClick a thumbnail to see every image from that listing. Images are numbered on hover.
DetailClick again for a full-size image with a thumbnail strip below and navigation arrows. A panel on the right shows ASIN, brand, price, monthly revenue, units, rating, and reviews.

The left sidebar has five filter categories, each with a count badge.

CategoryWhat it shows
ImagesAll products with listing images. Default view when the gallery opens.
VideosProducts with video listings. Only appears if videos exist in the current data. Thumbnails show a play badge.
Top SellersTop 10 products by revenue.
New SellersProducts listed within the last 6 months.
CollectionsProducts you've hearted, organized into named collections.

Downloads

Download a single image from detail view, or click the header button to bulk-export a zip organized by ASIN. A progress notification tracks the download and shows how many images were skipped if any fail.

ViewWhat gets downloaded
Grid viewAll images from all products in the current category filter
Product viewAll images for that specific product
Detail viewAll images for the current product
Collection viewAll images from products saved in that collection

Video Playback

Switch to the Videos category in the sidebar to see products with video listings. Thumbnails show a play badge overlay and clicking one opens the video player with the same navigation controls as images.

Videos category

The Videos category only appears in the sidebar if at least one product in your research has a video. Not all products have videos.

Saving to Collections

Save products to organize your visual research across sessions.

Heart a product

Hover over any product thumbnail in grid view (or open the detail view) and click the heart icon. A collection picker appears.

Choose a collection

Select an existing collection or create a new one by typing a name. Products are saved at the ASIN level, so all images for that listing are included.

Browse saved products

Click Collections in the sidebar to see your saved collections as cards. Each card shows a thumbnail, collection name, and item count. Click a card to browse its contents.

Inside a collection view, you can remove individual products by clicking the X icon on their thumbnail. Collections sync with your account and are available across devices.

Best Practices

How to get the most out of visual research.

  • Study top sellers first. Use the Top Sellers filter to see how the highest-revenue products photograph their listings. Look at the number of images, types of shots (lifestyle, infographic, white background), and which features they highlight.
  • Compare new sellers for trends. New Sellers (listed within 6 months) show what's currently being launched. Their images often reflect newer photography styles or formats that established sellers haven't adopted yet.
  • Download for your listing brief. Bulk-download competitor images as a zip and share with your photographer or designer as a reference. Use detail view to check revenue alongside images so you know which visual approaches actually convert.
  • Watch competitor videos. If competitors have video listings, watch them to see how they demonstrate the product. Videos show use cases and selling points that stills can't.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about visual research.