A new view of your product.

A product image has a specific job: help someone understand what they are considering. The setting, composition and presentation can change, while the details that identify the product still need close attention.

Skuze uses your existing product images as references for a new result. Add visual instructions for the presentation you want, then inspect what was generated before deciding how to use it. Your original images stay available for comparison.

This suits merchants who already have reference photos and a clear direction for a different presentation. It gives image work a place in the same process as product copy, search details and publishing, with a deliberate decision about the result.

Choose one to four original product images as references. Good references make the actual shape, details and intended product easier to assess. Different angles can provide more context when the item needs it.

Use instructions to describe the desired setting, background, lighting or composition. Be specific about the presentation and what needs to remain recognizable. Avoid asking a new setting to establish specifications that the supplied product does not show.

Example visual brief to adapt: present the supplied product against a calm, uncluttered background with soft light and room around the object. Keep attention on the visible product details. Inspect logos, colours, proportions and accessories against the references before using the result.

The example on this page is one supplied product pair. Results vary with the references and instructions; it is material to inspect, not a promise of identical output for every product.

The generated image is a separate result. You can keep it in Skuze while you review it, add it to Shopify, or make it the main image using the supported application action.

• Keep it in Skuze: leave the result available for inspection before choosing a Shopify action.
• Add it to Shopify: include the reviewed result in the product's media.
• Make it primary: use the result as the leading image while retaining the originals.

The Content workspace brings generated images together so you can return to results from your workflows. Check the actual product and the intended storefront presentation before applying a result. Keeping the original is useful context for that decision.

Understand review and application.

A new presentation is one part of product content. You can place image work alongside title, description or SEO steps, choosing only the tasks the process needs.

Image Alt Text is a separate step for descriptions of existing product images. Use AI analysis or a deterministic template and decide whether current alt text can be overwritten. Changing alt text changes the description of the image, not its pixels.

Blog covers also have their own Blog Image step. That keeps a product-image task and an article-cover task separate, with instructions for the purpose of each result.

Explore product content or see blog workflows when your next task goes beyond one image.

Compare the result with the real product before publishing: shape, colour, materials, logos, included accessories and any detail a buyer might rely on. Review the composition at the size it will have in your store as well as at a larger view.

AI image generation can use Skuze Credits, including during Test. Test simulates Shopify writes, but it can still perform image work. Look at the chosen settings and recorded run before repeating a generation or applying it more widely.

Start with a small, useful image task. A clear reference set and a specific brief give you a better basis for evaluating the outcome than a vague instruction to make every product look different.