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Photos for your whole catalog
Upload the real photos, the Studio generates model photos, the main photo and a video, and AI writes the alt text.
Video transcript
In this video, you fill your catalog with photos: upload the real ones and the Studio does the rest.
From the product record, “Upload images” saves the photo to your library and assigns it to this product in one step.
The first one is the main image: it's the one exported as the base image.
“Remove” takes it off this product, but doesn't delete it from your library.
It all starts with a model: a fictional person you create once and use in all your photos.
You describe them by casting: heritage, eye color and look. Never a real person.
Bruxel generates their five views. If you like them, accept the model and it's ready.
Now, on your product page, open the photo session.
Pick the model and one to three real photos of the product.
Give it an expression and, if you like, a direction.
In under a minute, the proposals arrive. Save the one you like to the product.
The main photo comes from a single real photo: a studio version, with no people.
“Use as main photo” puts it first on the product page.
For a video, pick the image it starts from. If it has your model, so does the video.
Describe the motion or pick one of the ideas: it's five seconds.
It takes a few minutes. Then you save it to the product, like any image.
Everything the Studio generates carries the “Created with AI” label, in the app and inside the file.
Images holds your whole library, and the bar tells you how much space you've used.
Alt text describes the photo for people who can't see it and for search engines: the AI writes it in four languages at once.
The cost is on the button, and if it doesn't finish all four languages you aren't charged.
Search for another product at the top and the page changes in place, without reloading.
“Show where each piece of data comes from” tags each block with the Bruxel data that feeds it.
In the gallery, each piece says whether it travels through the channel: a file only carries images, not the video.
That's how you fill your catalog with photos: the real ones, the Studio's and the text that describes them.
The guides in this use case
- 01Video · 1:20Images and storageHow to upload your product photos, assign them, and how the storage you buy works.
- 02Video · 2:37The Studio: AI models and photosHow to create a model, generate product photos with it or a main photo, make videos — five seconds or up to 30, with a script written by AI — review the proposals, and what label the images Bruxel generates carry.
- 03Video · 1:24In the storeHow a product’s page would look in your store, built from what your channel would receive from Bruxel.