Definition-of-done per SKU
A repeatable content standard every product meets before launch — no more tiered catalogues.
A converting jewellery product page is a checklist: clean gallery, worn shot, motion, complete specs, honest copy. Nimora generates the entire checklist from one product photo — the content definition of done for every SKU you launch.
PDP completeness decays with catalogue size: heroes get the full treatment, the long tail launches with one photo and a two-line description — and converts accordingly. The constraint is never intent; it is per-SKU production cost.
Set the per-SKU pipeline: white-background hero + angle set (multi-angle), worn shot (model photoshoot), rotation clip (Video Lab), and listing copy with attributes (Sell) — roughly 325 credits per complete SKU. The long tail gets the hero treatment, mathematically.
A repeatable content standard every product meets before launch — no more tiered catalogues.
SKU #400 presents like SKU #4 — where the aggregate revenue actually hides.
The entire stack derives from a single decent product photo per piece.
One clean product shot per SKU.
Gallery, worn, motion, copy — generated per piece.
Approve/regenerate each asset from the Library.
Store and marketplace listings ship full-fat.
Re-platforming becomes a content upgrade, not a copy job.
New brands launch hundreds of complete PDPs in weeks.
Thin-content SKUs identified and upgraded in batches.
Nimora’s working standard: hero + 4 angles (100cr), worn shot (20cr), 8s rotation clip (200cr), listing copy + attributes (3cr) ≈ 325 credits per SKU.
Export today (organised from the Library), with the Shopify sync connector built and labelled coming soon for direct push.
Image steps batch through Bulk Generation; video and listings run per-piece — teams process catalogues in the hundreds this way today.
Start with 150 free credits — enough to try designs, photos and captions on your own pieces. Pay-as-you-go after that; no subscription.
Start free with 150 credits