Image purpose
Define which buyer concern the image should address and what evidence must remain visible.
AI product image drafts
Generate reviewable AI product image drafts from a clear listing strategy
Aisle first connects each visual to a buyer question and required proof. After the listing pack is ready, generate one 1K image draft at a time, inspect it, regenerate it, approve it, or download it.
Text-to-image or source-photo editOne reviewable 1K draft per runManual preflight before approval
Strategy before generation
Every image draft starts with a job to do
The product does not treat a gallery as decoration. Prompts come from a selected direction, proof requirements, and the sequence planned in the final listing pack.
Prompt pack
Use up to six structured image prompts with asset type, negative constraints, and required inputs.
Optional source photo
Generate from text or use one approved product image as a visual anchor for an image-to-image draft.
Review controls
Inspect the draft, check its warning list, approve, reject, regenerate, or download the result.
From buyer concern to visual draft
How product image generation fits the Aisle workflow
Generation becomes available after the strategy and prompt pack exist. A real product check remains mandatory.
Complete the listing plan
Define the product facts, buyer concerns, selected angle, proof blocks, and visual hierarchy.
Choose an image prompt
Select the planned asset type whose purpose and evidence requirements match the next gallery need.
Add a source when available
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP product image only after confirming the right to use it, or generate without a source for a more conceptual draft.
Generate one draft
Create a single 1K PNG draft in the current 4:5 web format and wait for the asynchronous job to complete.
Inspect and decide
Check shape, color, packaging, included parts, invented details, and marketplace requirements before approving or regenerating.
Transparent demonstration
A visual concept with an explicit verification step
This is a demonstration of the input and review logic. It is not a generated asset, customer gallery, or performance result.
Illustrative workflow — no generated result shown
Stackable storage bin
Product-image planning context
Show the bin at a believable scale and make the handle and stackable edge easy to inspect.
One seller-owned product photo with confirmed color, shape, and included lid.
Place the product in a neutral shelving scene while preserving the supplied construction details.
Compare the output with the real product and reject it if dimensions, hardware, color, or package contents drift.
AI draft, not product evidence by itself
Visual accuracy must be checked by the seller
Generative models can change important details even when a source photo is used. Aisle exposes that risk instead of calling every output final.
Image generation requires a completed final listing pack and an available image prompt.
The current workflow creates one 1K PNG draft per generation, not an automatic finished gallery.
It does not guarantee exact typography, measurements, product geometry, packaging, or infographic accuracy.
Source-material rights must be confirmed, and every result must be compared with the real product.
Aisle does not guarantee marketplace acceptance, uniqueness, conversion, or legal clearance.
Next step
Define the proof before generating the visual
Build the listing strategy, choose the image job, and keep the real product as the approval standard.