One-Click E-Commerce Product Detail Page Generator

Problem

E-commerce detail pages are not single hero images; they are a sequence of visual explanations arranged around purchase decisions. Directly calling a general image model often produces inconsistent product colors, logos, ports, pockets, or silhouettes, and it may mix in unsupported claims. This skill separates asset analysis, per-image planning, user confirmation, image generation, quality checks, and single-image edits to avoid generating immediately after receiving assets.

Workflow

• Input: 1–5 product photos, plus optional brand, model, material, size, selling points, platform, language, and visual style.
• Product identity profile: tags each fact as user_confirmed, visual_fact, inferred, or missing; user-provided data overrides image reading, and conflicts are flagged before generation.
• Detail page structure: defaults to 7–9 images, including hero visual, multi-angle, material detail, construction, features, usage scene, specs, care instructions, and brand notes.
• Consistency constraints: each prompt repeats product appearance, retained features, and forbidden changes; it will not add pockets or zippers to apparel, or add screens or ports to electronics.
• Compliance: no invented certifications, capacity, wattage, ingredients, or warranty claims; speculative content is not written as fact.
• Review and editing: checks color, logo, accessories, copy, cropping, and safe areas; supports instructions such as change background only, edit copy only, or redo image 5.

Boundaries

Best for apparel, footwear, consumer electronics, and home goods where product appearance must stay stable. Missing parameters are left as pending confirmation instead of being fabricated. Final text and logos are best overlaid in post-production; if text is generated directly, it should be checked word by word.