Turns a render into a client-ready deck without leaving Shopify.

A Render Counts As A Photograph

The media library files every image against a real product record and types it (product shot, detail shot, in-situ shot), the same way a real photograph would be filed — so a generated render slots into the catalog exactly like a studio photo would.

The Studio media library, showing a Sync from Shopify button, search by product name, and an image type dropdown listing Product shot, Detail shot, In-situ shot and Uncategorized.
Media Library, Typed By Shot
Nothing Publishes Unreviewed

Every look book document carries a state — unreviewed, approved, published — so nothing reaches a client without a human review pass first.

The Look Book & Catalog Editor home page, listing look books with Unreviewed, Approved and Published status badges.
Look Book & Catalog Editor
One Query, Not One Document

A full-line look book and a narrowed, client-specific set are the same machinery, differing only by which products the query includes — producing a bespoke deck doesn't mean starting over.

The Studio canvas editing an untitled look book, with a media strip of light fixtures above a tabloid page, and Unreviewed, Approve and Publish controls.
Assembling A Look Book Page
Generation, Built In

Starting a new look book doesn't require laying out every page by hand first. A prompt can generate a full working catalog draft directly, pulling from the same product records the media library already tracks — leaving a manual, blank-canvas start as the fallback rather than the only option.

The New Look Book screen, offering a choice between creating a blank look book or generating a catalog from a prompt.
Generating A Catalog From A Prompt
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