Asset Quick View

Last updated 2025-07-07

The Asset Quick View is a review tool in Slate designed to improve transparency and increase asset coverage and compliance on Prime Video. Asset Quick View allows partners to preview Amazon-generated artwork details and take action directly within the Assets tab.

While every asset type will have a quick view experience, the Artwork asset type will offer an enhanced experience that includes an image preview. Other asset types will launch with a lightweight version of quick view, and primarily surface existing data from the Assets tab in a more digestible format. Additional enhancements for these asset types will follow post-launch.

Asset Quick View is designed to:

Improve visibility into Prime Video-contributed and partner-submitted assets
Provide a simpler, more actionable way for partners to assess and manage their assets
Enable easy overrides or adoption of Prime Video-generated content
Improve compliance and engagement by enhancing asset quality

For a quick demonstration of how the tool works, watch this 3-minute video. Or read on, for all the details about working with Asset Quick View.

Asset Quick View video tutorial

Managing your Prime Video assets in Slate just got easier. Introducing Asset Quick View - a new way to quickly access detailed asset information, helping you increase coverage and stay compliant with Prime Video specifications.

Asset Quick View provides a streamlined, all-in-one view of each content asset. It enhances transparency by giving you insight into asset modifications and any changes made by Prime Video. With just one click, you can access complete asset status information, title details, and previews of Prime Video-provided assets.

Let’s explore how Asset Quick View makes asset management more intuitive than ever.

First, easily locate Prime Video-provided assets by selecting the Delivery Accounts filter in the Assets tab, and filtering for “Prime Video.” Search functionality is currently case-sensitive. You must use the correct capitalization when searching for “Prime Video.” This gives you a clear view of all Prime Video-provided content.

Simply click any asset to launch the Quick View panel, revealing a wealth of information in an organized, easy-to-scan format.

At the top, you’ll immediately see the asset type you’re working with, whether it’s artwork, metadata, or video. For artwork assets, you’ll get an immediate visual preview right within the panel – no more jumping between different screens to assess image quality.

The flashcard section provides instant insights about your asset. Notice the ‘Provided by Prime Video’ tag and other essential metadata, giving you immediate context about the asset’s source and status.

Clicking the magnifying glass will zoom in on the image. To close the zoomed-in image, click the X button in the upper right corner or click anywhere outside the image.

Below, expandable detail rows put all the important information at your fingertips. Check for asset details, delivery and fulfillment, title details, and title identifiers. Click the “Expand all” button to show all additional details.

To replace an asset, click the “Replace” button. When adding assets for re-delivery, the asset must match the requirements in Prime Video Delivery Specifications. Click on the information icon next to “File” to review acceptable files for each asset type. Or view the requirements on the Prime Video Delivery Specifications page. Drag and drop or click “My computer” to replace the file, and then click “Upload file.”

Moving between assets is seamless, allowing you to quickly review and manage multiple assets without losing context.

Asset Quick View is transforming how partners like you manage their content on Prime Video. With enhanced visibility, streamlined workflows, and powerful preview capabilities, you’ll spend less time managing assets and more time creating engaging content.

Want to learn more? Visit the Slate support guide for detailed information and best practices. That’s all for now. Thank you for watching.

Use Asset Quick View

Asset Quick View is available on the Assets tab. (You need permissions to Catalog Manager to view the Assets tab. For more information, see User access and permissions.)

Open the Assets tab in any of 3 ways:
1. In the Key tools section, click Catalog and then click Assets.
  OR
2. At the top of the window, in the Prime Video Slate navigation bar, click Catalog and then choose Assets.
  OR
3. Click the Assets tab link: https://slate.amazon.com/catalog/fulfillment
Click any asset row to open the Asset Quick View.
More information about the specific asset appears in a preview panel on the right side of the screen.

Key features

Header: The top of the quick view clearly displays the Asset Type (such as Artwork, Subtitles, or Mezz files) so you know what kind of asset you’re reviewing.
Asset preview (artwork only): For artwork assets, you’ll see a visual preview of the image so you can quickly assess its content and quality.
Flashcards: In the center of the quick view, flashcards present high-level, at-a-glance information about the asset—such as a Provided by Prime Video tag and other key metadata.
Asset details: Below the flashcards, you’ll find expandable rows of detailed metadata—like delivery source, submission history, format specs, and more—tailored to the selected asset type.

Tip: On the Assets tab, filter the Delivery Account column by “Prime Video” to see a list of assets that have been provided by Prime Video. You can click any row to open up the quick view for more details, and decide whether to keep the Prime Video-provided asset or replace it.

FAQs

At launch, the asset preview prioritizes artwork provided by Prime Video to deliver the most immediate value and visibility. Partners won’t be able to preview their own submissions or non-compliant images yet, but we’re actively working on this functionality and plan to make it available soon after launch. Our goal is to give partners a complete, transparent view of all artwork assets—starting with what’s most critical and expanding quickly from there.

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