Point out the neckline, the sleeve, the fabric and the fit on a finished shot. The suggestions are read off your photo, you edit the words, and the image renders at 1080×1350 for a secondary marketplace slot. No credits.
What you do, in the order you do it.
Any CatalogX result or an upload. Five callouts are suggested and pinned to the details they describe.
Change the words, drag a dot to the right spot, tap the photo to add one, remove any. Up to six.
Side cards, numbered legend, or tags on the photo. Rendered in your brand kit’s accent and fonts, saved to your gallery.
Every claim below maps to something the product does today.
Shoppers zoom to check the neckline and the sleeve. Say it on the image, where they look, instead of hoping they read the bullets.
Accent colour, font pairing and brand name come from Profile → Brand Kit, so every detail image matches your leaflets and your listing set.
The shot is placed and annotated. Every pixel of the garment is the one you approved.
The reader describes only what is visible — never a fabric composition, brand or size. Wrong? Edit it; the render draws exactly the words you accept.
Amazon’s main image must be the product alone on white. This image belongs beside it — the page says so, so you never list it wrong.
"Make an infographic of this" in the Agent, a button under every result, and Detail callouts in the gallery’s image view.
No. Detail Callouts are drawn by code on your image. Reading the photo for suggestions is included. Free on every plan, unlimited.
In a secondary image slot — Amazon’s PT images, Flipkart and Myntra’s other images, Meesho’s images 2–4, or a carousel slide on Instagram. The main image should stay the product alone.
Yes. The suggestions are a starting point. Edit any label and line, drag a dot, tap the photo to add a callout, or remove them all and write your own.
No. A photo cannot show "60% cotton", so the reader never invents it. If you know the composition, type it into a callout yourself.
A finished shot in, a marketplace detail image out. Free, in your brand colours.