Launch announcement

Scale product discovery with AI-powered Sponsored Brands collections

April 30, 2026

What launched?

Amazon is launching Sponsored Brands collections, a new ad format that lets advertisers promote multiple related products in a single ad unit through either automatic (AI-powered) or manual product selection. Advertisers can choose to opt into automatic control to allow Amazon’s AI to dynamically curate the most relevant product groupings from their catalog based on campaign targets and shopping signals, or manually select ASINs. Each ad showcases key product details (such as price, ratings, and deals) and drives shoppers to the product detail page with additional information, helping shoppers explore and purchase seamlessly.

Why is it important?

Sponsored Brands collections uses Amazon’s AI to dynamically surface the most relevant products to each shopper, based on signals like search intent, product context, and browsing behavior. This ensures shoppers see the best selection from your catalog they’re most likely to engage, improving discoverability without requiring advertisers to build or manage multiple campaigns. This format also offers a manual option, allowing advertisers to select up to 10 products to feature in a single ad.

FAQs

How does automatic control work?

Automatic control uses AI to curate and display the most relevant set of products from your catalog for each shopper, based on your campaign’s targets and shopping signals. This means you no longer need to manually select products as Amazon automatically assembles collections that best align with shopper intent, helping you scale discovery and performance effortlessly.

Can I still control which products are included?

Yes. Advertisers can exclude specific ASINs from being featured in the collections. You’ll retain visibility into overall campaign performance and can monitor metrics such as impressions, clicks, and conversions through Campaign Manager and reporting tools.

Where is the feature available?

  • North America: United States

Who can use it?

  • Amazon Sellers
  • Vendors
  • Partners
  • Agencies

Where do I access it?