How to make video ads for your product without shooting anything
Guide to producing video ads with AI: hooks that convert, generation with Creatify, finishing with Submagic and a weekly testing system.
AI guides and tools for selling online: product photography, pages that convert, automated customer service, video ads and catalog management. Each guide solves one concrete store task, and every tool has its own review with checked pricing.
Guide to producing video ads with AI: hooks that convert, generation with Creatify, finishing with Submagic and a weekly testing system.
Guide to automating e-commerce email with AI: abandoned cart sequence, post-purchase emails with Jasper and triggers fed by Tidio conversations.
Guide to automating customer service with AI: documentation the agent can read, an agent with Tidio, a knowledge base with FastGPT and weekly review.
Guide to preparing sales and seasonal campaigns with AI: a six-week calendar, creatives with Creatify, copy with Jasper and support ready with Tidio.
Guide to AI product descriptions: a real-data template, writing with Jasper or Claude and the quality control that keeps invented specs out.
Guide to internationalizing your store with AI: catalog translation, cultural adaptation, dubbed video with HeyGen and native quality control.
Guide to selling on Amazon, Etsy and similar with AI: compliant images, titles and bullets, competitor research and post-launch listing fixes.
Analyze reviews with AI: build your corpus, group patterns with their citation in NotebookLM and turn them into page changes and returns that stop happening.
Complete guide to launching a product with AI: photos with Photoroom, page and copy with Jasper, ads with Creatify and a two-week calendar.
Guide to photographing your catalog with AI: how to shoot on a phone, cut out and stage with Photoroom, and build styled scenes with Getimg.ai.
They are built for this specific job, not adapted to it. Each one has its own review with a verdict, verified pricing and alternatives.
Create and edit AI images in a full visual editor.
Support platform whose AI agent, Fin, closes conversations over chat, email and phone and bills for each outcome.
Removes the background from your product photos and makes them ready to sell.
French shared inbox with a flat per-workspace rate, unlimited human conversations and an AI agent on a monthly allowance.
Shared inbox and knowledge base with an AI agent that resolves website chat and is billed per resolution.
AI logo maker and brand kit, with a permanent free tier and a cheap paid plan.
AI chat that resolves your store's repeat questions without a human agent.
AI logo generator with over ten thousand templates, with vector and font files on the higher one-time plan.
Upscale, sharpen and restore photos you already have, with print preparation.
Remove backgrounds, erase objects and upscale product photos from phone or browser.
Generative product photography: AI scenes and models from real photos, no studio shoot.
Helpdesk with an AI agent for Shopify stores: resolves tickets and issues refunds from the ticket itself.
AI logo generator from text, photo or sketch, with vector export and a commercial license.
Template-based logo editor with one-time pricing from 44.99 dollars and SVG and PDF export.
AI logo maker with one-time pricing and thirty-plus brand files on download.
They are not sector tools, but the guides above genuinely use them for specific tasks. They sit apart because, mixed in, they would bury the ones above.
Google's assistant, built into Gmail, Drive and Android.
The research notebook that answers only from your own documents, with the citation attached.
Anthropic's AI assistant for writing, analysing and thinking through documents.
The paid search engine with no ads and no tracking.
The AI assistant that covers the most ground.
AI art generator that bundles several models in one place.
Open-source platform for building RAG chatbots on your documents.
11+ AI image and video models in a single creative workspace.
Marketing copy with your brand voice applied to everything it generates.
Moonshot's assistant with a million-token context window.
AI avatar video and dubbing with lip sync in over 100 languages.
Animated subtitles and paced cuts for vertical video, in a couple of minutes.
Video ads with AI actors generated from your product link.
Product photography, catalog descriptions, repeat customer service answers and ad creative production. What you do not delegate is pricing, product data and deciding what you sell: an automated error there multiplies across the whole catalog.
For cleaning and standardizing your own photos, very much: a cutout and scene tool costs under ten dollars a month against hundreds per studio session. For products with transparency, hair or reflections, expect to retouch cutouts by hand.
What hurts is publishing hundreds of generic, near-identical texts, however they are written. A generated description carrying real product data, measurements, materials and concrete uses, reviewed by a human, is legitimate content.
It can resolve the bulk of repeat questions about shipping, returns and availability if your documentation is well written. The key is configuring it to escalate early to a person: customers would rather wait for a human than get three answers that solve nothing.