The full kit, one tool
Teaser, heroes, lookbook, reveals and captions — no coordinating photographer, editor and social manager.
A collection launch is jewellery’s highest-leverage marketing moment — and its heaviest content lift: heroes, lookbook, teasers, per-piece reveals, platform variants. Nimora produces the entire launch kit from the collection’s photos, scheduled to land as one coordinated reveal.
Launches fail backwards: the pieces are ready, the campaign is not, and the collection drips out as underwhelming single posts. The alternative — an agency-produced launch — costs more than many collections’ first-month revenue.
From the collection’s product photos: cinematic teaser video (300–400 credits), hero model imagery per key piece, a consistent lookbook set, countdown creatives, and per-piece reveal posts with captions — all scheduled across Instagram and Facebook to fire in sequence.
Teaser, heroes, lookbook, reveals and captions — no coordinating photographer, editor and social manager.
Scheduled queue publishing lands the reveal everywhere at once — the coordination agencies charge for.
Per-piece reveal series sustains the launch for weeks instead of one spike.
Standard product shots of every piece.
Teaser, heroes, lookbook, reveal series.
Countdown → reveal → piece-by-piece weeks.
The queue executes; you watch the enquiries.
Diwali and wedding-season lines launched on the calendar, not after it.
Limited collections with house-brand-grade reveals.
B2B line sheets and buyer teasers for new manufacturing runs.
A typical 20-piece launch: teaser video (400) + 5 hero model shots (100) + 20 lookbook images (400) + 20 reveal posts with captions (≈440) ≈ 1,340 credits — around ₹1,600 at pack rates.
Two weeks is comfortable: one session to generate, one to review and schedule. The muhurat calendar is unforgiving — Nimora makes the deadline mathematical instead of heroic.
Yes — countdown creatives are ordinary generations with text layers from the editor, scheduled as the pre-reveal series.
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