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Product graphics

Paste the product's technical description, add its photos on a white background and get a full set of graphics for the product-page gallery in your shop: an overview card with badges, close-ups of the key elements with labels and - when the description says where the product is used - an "in context" card. Every piece of text comes straight from the description, and we place it on the finished graphic ourselves, so you can fix labels after the render too - free of charge.

What it is for

  • Who it's for: people preparing product pages for an online shop and listings for marketplaces.
  • Use it when: you have a technical description (from the product page, the manufacturer or your company catalogue) and clean packshots, and you want the gallery to show WHAT matters in the product - standards, technologies, numbers, construction details.
  • If you want clean packshots from several sides, use Product photos. If you want an ad post with a slogan and your own brief - Social posts.

Info

Labels, numbers and standards on the graphics can come ONLY from the pasted description. When the plan proposes something the description doesn't contain, the card goes to "Deferred" with a reason - not to a paid render. The product in the graphic stays faithful to the photos: nothing is drawn onto it.

Before you start

  • Permissions: a role allowed to use services (member and up); anyone with workspace access can view the results.
  • Technical description: 40 to 6,000 characters. Paste it by hand or take it from a product saved in "My products" or from your company catalogue - the field then fills itself, and if it isn't empty we ask before replacing.
  • Photos: up to six packshots on a white background. The first one is the main photo (the overview comes from it); the others show the elements for close-ups.
  • Colours: badges and lines use your company's brand palette (we set it up on our side). Without a palette you get neutral greys and a warning on the plan screen.

How to generate a set

  1. Description - paste the technical description or pick a product from "My products" / the company catalogue.
  2. Photos - add packshots (drag them in, upload from disk or take them from "My products"). The first photo is the main one; change the order with "Set as main".
  3. Format - choose square, portrait or landscape. The whole set is made in one format, like a shop gallery.
  4. Plan - click "Plan the set". You get up to six cards: element, quote from the description, framing, labels. Below them sit the deferred features (with "Restore") and those not visible in the photos. The plan costs nothing.
  5. Labels - edit or remove a label, switch a card out of the set, restore a deferred one. A field with a number the description doesn't contain turns red and blocks the render.
  6. Render - "Render N graphics". Every selected card is one graphic and one quota slot; renders run in the background a few at a time.
  7. Result and fixes - the tiles show the graphics as they finish. "Edit labels" recomposes the text without a render and without a slot; "Retry" makes a new render for one slot.

Card types

CardWhat it showsLabels
Overviewthe whole product as in the main photo2-3 badges with the strongest facts (standard, technology, number)
Close-upone element visible in one of the photosa label with a line to the part, an optional caption
In contextthe whole product in the setting where the description says it is used, no peopleat most one badge

The "in context" card appears only when the description says where the product is used, always as the last card of the set.

Limits and notes

  • One quota slot = one graphic. The plan and "Edit labels" are free; "Retry" is a new slot.
  • We place the text on the finished graphic ourselves - the model draws no text, so there are no typos and labels can be changed after the render.
  • The line to a part comes from an automatic location on the finished graphic. When the part cannot be located, the label goes in as a caption without a line and the tile says so.
  • Photos are not stored in the browser: after a page refresh before rendering you need to add them again. After the first render the set remembers its photos on the server.
  • One set holds at most six graphics; features beyond the limit land in "Deferred" to be restored.

Common problems

  • A card landed in "Deferred". The quote was not a fragment of the description, a label carried a number the description doesn't contain, or the photo didn't show the element. Fix the description or the label and plan again - or restore the card if it was only over the limit.
  • "The part could not be located". The label went in as a caption without a line. Add a clearer photo of the element and retry, or keep the caption.
  • "The model drew text that was not in the plan". Check the graphic; usually "Retry" is enough. Text printed on the product itself (logos, markings) is not an error.
  • The badges are grey. The company has no brand palette set - write to us and we'll set it up on our side.
  • My products - where to take the photos and the description from with one click.
  • Asset library - where finished graphics land, with the "name · 2/6" set badge.
  • Product photos - clean packshots, the input for this module.
  • Social posts - ad graphics with a slogan and a brief.