noon A+ Content in 2026: Banner Specs, Seller Lab Steps, QC Status and How to Plan Your Banners

A+ content on noon is a set of image banners you add to a product page in Seller Lab. noon says it currently supports image banners only, shown on the product detail page under Product Features, immediately after the specifications. You can add up to 10 banners per product, in English and Arabic. Each banner should be 2400px wide, and the content goes through a quality check before it goes live. The rules below are as published by noon as of October 2026. This page gives the steps, the specs and a plan for what the banners should say.

What is A+ content on noon and where does it show?

noon describes A+ content as a way to upgrade product pages with rich visual content, so shoppers get more than the basic images and bullets. Today it means banners only. There is no text module, comparison chart or video block in the noon article, so do not plan for one.

The banners sit below the specification block and appear in top-to-bottom order, the order you arrange them in. A shopper who scrolls past the title, images, price and specs reaches them. That matters for planning: banners are for the shopper who is still deciding, not the first impression. The glossary entry on A+ content covers the term across marketplaces.

noon says the benefits are to show the product visually, highlight selling points and improve customer confidence, with fewer returns as a result. noon does not publish a conversion lift figure, so treat any percentage you read elsewhere as unverified.

What are the noon A+ banner specifications?

All values come from noon's A+ article. Each image is validated when you upload it. If resolution or format is wrong, the error appears on the module.

How do you add A+ content in Seller Lab?

Follow noon's steps:

1. Log in to Seller Lab, open Catalog, then My Catalog, and open the product.
2. Go to the Content tab and scroll to Additional Media. Click Add A+ Content.
3. Add banners for English and Arabic by clicking Select Image. Arrange them in the order you want them to appear from top to bottom.
4. Upload. You can replace, crop or remove an image, and use Preview to see how it will look.
5. When all banners show as valid, click Upload. The status becomes Ready.
6. Click Confirm and Submit to send the content for review.

You do this per product. noon's A+ article does not describe a bulk A+ upload, so plan time per SKU. For bulk edits to ordinary content in both languages, noon offers a Content Export import under Catalog, then Imports, which you can edit and re-upload. If a product has variants that share the same story, check in Seller Lab whether the content can be reused; the noon article does not say, so confirm with Seller Support.

What happens after you submit: QC status

noon shows three statuses in Seller Lab:

noon does not publish how long review takes. Do not schedule a launch or a sale to depend on a same-day approval. Submit at least a few days before a campaign and check the status daily. If a banner stays in Pending QC for longer than you can wait, raise a ticket as described in noon seller support contacts.

What should your banners say?

noon's own tips are to avoid heavy text inside images, make the banners work on desktop and mobile, use high-resolution lifestyle images, and keep a clear top-to-bottom story. A simple plan for a six-banner stack:

1. The promise. One benefit, one image of the product in use.
2. Three key features. Icons or close-ups, short labels.
3. Proof. Materials, certifications or test results you can document.
4. Sizes, variants or what is in the box. The question that causes returns.
5. Use cases. Lifestyle scenes for the buyer you are targeting.
6. Care, warranty or support. Link this to your real warranty setting; see noon warranty requirements.

Write the Arabic version as its own design, not a mirrored English one. noon does not translate Seller SKU content for you; every seller is responsible for creating content in both languages if needed. For the UAE, English content is mandatory and must be approved for the product to go live, while Arabic is optional, and a product with English only may be hidden from the Arabic site. That makes Arabic banners a visibility choice, not a requirement. More on text rules is in Arabic listings on noon.

What goes wrong with noon A+ content?

• Banner too narrow. Under 1800px wide fails validation. Design at 2400px.
• Text too small on mobile. Tiny print inside a wide banner is unreadable on a phone. Test the preview on a small screen.
• Same images as the carousel. noon says not to reuse them.
• Content approved but weak. Approval is a quality check, not a performance guarantee. noon's content-quality rules for the base listing require at least one good image to go live, and optional attributes, description and feature bullets help conversion. Review your listing quality first: title, images, specifications and price.
• Waiting on A+ to fix a rejected listing. A+ sits below the fold, so it does not fix a poor title or a missing attribute. Read noon listing rejection reasons if the base listing is the problem.

FAQ

What is A+ content on noon? It is an optional set of image banners on a noon product page, shown under Product Features straight after the specifications. noon says it currently supports image banners only. You add it in Seller Lab on the product's Content tab, then submit it for quality review.

How many A+ banners can I add to one noon product? Up to 10 image banners per product. You can add English and Arabic versions, arrange the order top to bottom, and preview the result before submitting.

What size should noon A+ banners be? noon recommends 2400px wide, with a minimum of 1800px and a maximum of 3600px. Height is dynamic. Accepted formats are JPEG, PNG, WebP and AVIF, up to 10 MB each.

Does A+ content cost extra on noon? noon's A+ article does not mention a fee. Check your Seller Lab and your seller terms, and ask seller@noon.com if you need it confirmed in writing. Do not assume a price either way.

Why was my A+ content rejected? noon's article says rejected content did not meet requirements, but it does not list reasons. Check the banner width, image quality, duplicated carousel images and heavy text. Edit the banner and submit again from the same module.

Can I use A+ content on every noon product? noon's article does not list category exclusions, but it is a feature inside Seller Lab's Content tab. If you do not see Add A+ Content under Additional Media for a product, raise a ticket with Seller Support and name the SKU.

Is noon A+ the same as Amazon A+ Content? Not as a file. noon currently supports image banners only, so a design built for Amazon.ae's modules needs to be rebuilt as full-width banners at noon's specs. Check Amazon's own seller pages for its current module list.

What to do next

Pick your ten best-selling SKUs, check the base listing is approved first, build one banner story for each, and submit them as a batch so you can compare Approved, Rejected and sales movement. If you would rather have the catalogue and enhanced content handled together across Amazon.ae and noon, see Blooprint's catalogue and listing optimisation service. For ads that send traffic to those pages, read the noon ads guide.