Building your catalogue faster with AI

AI catalog drafts products for you. Nothing it drafts goes on sale by itself: you check each draft, change anything that's wrong, and accept the ones you want.

Three ways to start

• Describe what you sell — a sentence or two, such as "a small coffee roastery selling single-origin beans, ground coffee and a few branded mugs". The more detail you give, the better the drafts.
• Paste a product list — one product per line, with a header row if you have one. Each column is matched to a product field for you to confirm. Your prices are read exactly as you typed them.
• Upload photos — one product per photo works best. Each photo becomes a draft with a name, description, category and suggested price. Add a note for anything the camera can't show, like sizes or materials.

Check, then accept

1. Read each draft. Edit the name, description, price and stock where needed.
2. Look for drafts marked "Unverified price" — the price was suggested, not given by you. Set the real price before accepting.
3. Accept the drafts you want. They are created as inactive products, so shoppers don't see them yet.
4. Open Products, review them, and make each one active when you're happy.