Product copy, written from the product.
A descriptive title, a description that sells, and the key features a shopper scans for — written from what is actually in the photo, not from a template with the colour swapped.
What gets written
Product title
Descriptive and specific: colour, fabric and cut, in the order shoppers search for them.
Description
Readable copy that describes the piece, how it wears and what it is for.
Key features
Scannable bullets for the details that decide a purchase.
Styling advice
How to wear it and what to pair it with — see AI Styling Advice.
Grounded in the attributes
Generic AI copy is fluent and vague. Pixigen writes from the structured attributes it has already extracted — fabric, neckline, fit, occasion — so the description states facts a shopper can rely on.
The result is copy that is specific enough to rank and accurate enough to trust, for every product in the catalog rather than the few someone had time to write by hand.
From photo to published copy
- 01
Upload or import
A photo upload, a CSV, or products pulled straight from Shopify.
- 02
Copy is generated
Title, description, key features and styling advice, grounded in extracted attributes.
- 03
Edit and publish
Adjust anything you like, then push it to Shopify or export it as CSV.
Frequently asked questions
Will every description sound the same?
No. Each is written from that product's own attributes, so a satin slip dress and a wool coat read very differently.
Can I edit the generated copy?
Yes, all of it — before publishing and afterwards.
Can I rewrite descriptions for products already in my Shopify store?
Yes. Connect Shopify, select the products, and enrich them. You choose what is pushed back.
Every product deserves a proper page.
Start with five products free. See what a finished listing looks like — on-model images, attributes, copy and SEO — before you pay anything.