Questions

What do I get back from one run?

Seven gallery images and listing copy. Paid kits also include A+ content for Amazon: review its layout, then generate the module images.

How long does a run take?

Gallery images and copy usually take about two minutes. A+ modules are for Amazon kits and follow a few minutes later, after you approve the layout. You can leave while it runs.

Does it work from an Amazon link?

Yes. Paste the link and the product details import themselves. You can correct anything it got wrong before generating.

What if the product is not on Amazon yet?

Upload your product photos and fill in the fields yourself. The link import is a shortcut, not a requirement.

Will the images show my actual product?

Generation uses your product photos as visual references. Review the labels, shape and finish before publishing; you can edit an image that needs a correction.

Can I change something that comes back?

Yes. Describe the change and that one image re-renders without rerunning the set, or open it in the editor and adjust it by hand. Every kit includes 10 edits.

Do I need to be a designer?

No. There is nothing to lay out and no prompt to write.

Is there a free kit?

Yes. Every account starts with 1 listing kit: seven gallery images and the listing copy, no card needed. A+ content comes with a bought kit.

What happens to kits I do not use on a plan?

They roll over for one month while your plan is active, so a quiet month is not lost. Anything still unused after that expires at the end of the next period. Kits bought in a pack never expire, whatever plan you are on.

Can I buy a pack while I am subscribed?

Yes. A pack sits on top of your plan rather than replacing it: your plan kits are spent first each month, and the pack kits wait until you need them. They never expire, and cancelling the plan does not touch them.

Can I cancel?

Any time, from the billing page. Your plan runs to the end of the period you have paid for and is not charged again, and the kits you bought in a pack stay yours either way.