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Blue Flame blind football: gallery, A+ and Brand Story

Completed Sep–Oct 2026 for amazon.com · sent to the brand as a sample · not on the live listing (checked 27 Oct 2026)

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The ball is the sound. The old gallery never said so. Here’s the rebuild.

A set I designed for Handi Life Sport’s Blue Flame on amazon.com: 6 gallery images, Premium A+ and Brand Story, with the real ball in every image. What was wrong, what I changed and why, and what this case can’t show.

Blue Flame on amazon.com, image 3 before and after: a 500 px match photo where the players kick a different, multi-coloured ball, above four sports organisations’ logos, replaced by ‘Hear it roll’: 6 sound devices, no batteries, rattles when rolled, kicked or bounced, with a band saying ‘Not an electronic beep ball’ and ‘Not a goalball’.
Image 3: the live image on 23 September 2026 and my rebuild.

The product

Blue Flame is a size 3 football for blind football, on the IBSA list of approved competition balls. Six sound devices under the panels make it rattle when it rolls, so players can find it by ear. No batteries, no electronics.

The problem: what I saw in the old gallery (23 September 2026)

Seven images and two videos.

  • The sound wasn’t explained anywhere. That’s the whole product, and it’s what critical reviews of sound balls doubt most: 4 of 8 I read across four sound balls ask whether it’s loud enough or call it “a ball with a simple bell”. Amazon also showed the listing to people searching for a goalball or a beeping ball, and nothing told them this isn’t one.
  • Two slots were 500 px match photos. In one, the players are kicking a different, multi-coloured ball. The same image carried the logos of four sports organisations.
  • Two more slots went to brand content: the round logo and a photo of the founders. That photo was mirrored: the print on the balls reads backwards.
  • The size wasn’t shown. Size 3 is smaller than the size 5 ball most US buyers picture.
  • How to inflate it was split across two images: a drawn box said “Ball pump required”, and the pressure, 0.5–0.6 bar, was printed only around the valve.
  • The main image touched all four edges of the frame.

What I changed

The brief asked for exactly six gallery images. One buyer question per image.

#The buyer asksNew image
1 · Main“Is this a real football?”The whole ball on white, with space around it
2“Is this the official ball for blind football?”“Play by sound”: a blindfolded player and the ball; “IBSA-approved blind soccer competition ball”; 6 sound devices, low bounce, textured PU
3“What makes the sound? Is it a beeper?”“Hear it roll”: “6 sound devices · No batteries”, “Rattles when rolled, kicked or bounced”, and a band: “Not an electronic beep ball”, “Not a goalball”
4“How big is it?”“Size 3 · Low bounce”: next to a regular size 5 ball, circumference 23.6–24.4 in (60–62 cm)
5“Is it right for my child, my class, my club?”“Play together”: blind and sighted players in eyeshades share one game; schools, clubs, home practice
6“Does it come inflated?”“Arrives deflated”: moisten the needle and valve, inflate to 0.5–0.6 bar (7.3–8.7 psi), shake and listen; pump, needle and eyeshades not included

Premium A+ (6 modules): a video module with its cover image, a 4-panel carousel (sound, control, IBSA approval, turf or court), a comparison table, a 4-panel carousel of who plays with it (clubs, schools, families, programmes and gifts), tech specs and a Q&A.

Brand Story: a background, the logo and three cards: the founders (photo turned the right way round), boccia, and the sound.

Before: the Blue Flame gallery in September, seven images, among them two match photos, a ‘ships deflated’ box, the founders’ photo and the round logo. After: the six new images, then four Premium A+ panels: ‘Hear where it is’, ‘IBSA approved’, ‘Clubs and teams’ and ‘Schools and PE’.Open full size
The gallery on 23 September 2026, the six new images, and 4 of the 9 Premium A+ image panels.

How it was made

  • The ball is never generated. It’s cut from the brand’s listing photos and put back pixel for pixel after every generation. Without that, the AI rewrote the print on the ball in every frame.
  • People and scenes are AI-generated around the real ball, and every such file carries Amazon’s AI tag. I measured the ball against the players’ shoes, because the first scenes made it too big.
  • IBSA approval is stated as text, without a logo. No third-party logos anywhere.
  • Every number on an image matches the listing text, so Amazon’s text reader finds the same facts in both.

What this case doesn’t show

  • Results. The set isn’t live, so there’s no before/after data, and I claim none.
  • That it’s live. On 27 October 2026 the listing still showed the brand’s own images and A+.
  • The video and three table columns. The video isn’t filmed, and three comparison columns need product photos from the brand.

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