Cover task
Define what the first image must communicate without clutter.
Product listings for Wildberries
Plan a new Wildberries listing or improve an existing one from pasted materials. Aisle prepares a concern-and-evidence map, three directions, structure, storyboard, safe claims, prompts, and preflight.
Wildberries listing strategy
Connect the cover, image sequence, facts, and video around the questions that matter before purchase.
Define what the first image must communicate without clutter.
Give every slide a specific buyer question to answer.
Plan dimensions, materials, scale, use, and set contents visually.
Separate verified benefits from statements that still need proof.
More than infographic
Aisle first determines the argument, evidence, and order, then turns them into production tasks.
Starts with a layout and fills it with benefits, even when the buyer's main concern is elsewhere.
Starts with supplied product facts and buyer doubts, then plans a coherent cover job and image sequence.
How it works
Plan a new listing or improve the supplied content of an existing one in an iterative chat.
Paste the category, product facts, current copy, and relevant review excerpts.
Identify what must be understood before a purchase.
Compare three positioning options and refine the strongest one.
Create the listing structure, storyboard, safer claims, do-not-say list, prompts, and preflight.
Optionally create one 1K image draft per run or one 5–15 second 768P video draft with native sound, then review it manually.
Gallery example
A closet organizer should prove fit and capacity instead of repeating that it is convenient.
The sequence first proves fit and dimensions, then explains capacity, use, material, and limitations.
Product, core use case, and a clear scale cue.
Exact measurements and where the buyer needs to measure.
Realistic filling without turning load limit into a volume promise.
Before-and-after organization in a real closet.
Current product boundary
A concern-and-evidence map and exactly three strategic directions.
A listing structure, storyboard, safer claims, do-not-say list, prompt pack, and preflight.
Optional output is one reviewable 1K image draft per run or one 5–15 second 768P video draft with native sound—not a finished gallery or UGC.
Aisle has no Wildberries integration, does not publish listings, and does not guarantee conversion or moderation; a person verifies every output.
FAQ
Yes. Paste the relevant copy and review excerpts and describe the visual sequence; Aisle does not read the URL automatically.
After the production pack is ready, it can create one reviewable 1K image draft per run or one 5–15 second 768P video draft with native sound. It does not produce a finished gallery or UGC.
Yes. Return to another option or refine the current one in the same project.
Start with one SKU
Describe the product and paste the relevant existing content. Aisle will build a reviewable strategy and production pack for human completion.