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Photograph your product and get its description already written

Nobody enjoys writing descriptions one after another, and that is what is left to do once the photos are taken. Send yours: the title, the body and the search tags come back in about thirty seconds. You read it over, and you add what the photo could not show.

*€19 a month for 80 descriptions, and you stop whenever you want.

A pair of low-top brown suede sneakers with a smooth leather heel and a thick white sole, on a pale stone background
What you send

Product title

Low-top brown suede sneakers, contrasting leather heel

Description

Want a pair that goes with everything without ever trying too hard? This brown suede sneaker ticks every box of the smart staple. The all-suede upper is lifted by a panel of smooth dark brown leather at the heel, a play of materials that gives the whole thing depth without breaking its overall restraint.

We also like the classic lacing, tone on tone with the upper, which keeps the line clean. Inside, the camel lining shows discreetly at the collar, a warm touch that says comfort was not forgotten for the sake of style.

The white sole, thick and textured along the sides, lays down a solid, bright base under this warm brown upper. A contrast that structures the silhouette and gives this sneaker a little extra soul, ideal for days when you want comfort without giving up on style.

What comes back, in about thirty seconds

Search tags

Title tag52 characters
Low-top brown suede sneakers for men, timeless style
Meta description134 characters
Low-top sneaker in brown suede, smooth leather heel, thick white sole. A laced staple that goes with everything, from jeans to chinos.
Slug
low-top-brown-suede-sneakers-contrasting-leather-heel

This is the photo we sent, and this is the text that came back. What the photo does not show, the AI does not write.

Start from a photo

19 € / month

  • 80 descriptions a month, photo included
  • Nothing to install: an account is enough
  • You stop whenever you want

You create your account on app.publium.fr and pay there by card, through Stripe.

A photo, not a conversation

A general-purpose assistant writes a good description, provided you negotiate it: the prompt, the specs pasted back in, “shorter”, “and the tags”, “redo the title”. The studio only knows how to do this one thing, and it hands the whole thing over at once.

One round trip, not ten

You send the photo and the description comes back whole: title, body, search tags and page address, at the expected lengths. Nothing to ask again for to get the field that is missing.

One job only

It writes product descriptions and nothing else, which is exactly why there is nothing to explain to it. €19 for 80 descriptions, so €0.24 each.

All in one place

Your descriptions stay in your account, with their photo: you find them again, pick them back up, export them again. Nothing to fish out of a chat thread, nothing to paste into a document on the side.

Wherever you sell

  • Marketplace
  • Shopify or WooCommerce shop
  • Classified ads
  • Selling through social
  • A catalog to redo from scratch

Photograph

A sharp phone photo is enough, with no white backdrop or retouching. It is turned the right way up and made lighter before it is sent.

Read it back

You fix what needs fixing: it is your product, and you know it better than the photo does.

Take it with you

You copy the text, or download it in the format the place you sell expects.

Four output formats

  • Markdown
  • Plain text
  • HTML
  • Styled HTML

If you stop the subscription, the texts you have already written stay yours.

What the studio does not do

  • It publishes nowhere. It writes, and you are the one who posts the text: automatic publishing exists only towards a paired PrestaShop store.
  • It invents nothing the photo does not show: the dimensions, the material, the capacity, the compatibility. You add those when you read it back, and they are what prevents a return.
  • It does not replace what you know about the product. It writes the first version, the one that takes the longest; you keep the pen on the last.

Common questions

Do I need a PrestaShop store?
No. The studio runs on an account alone, with no shop connected and no module installed. It is the only part of Publium that works that way.
Does it work from a phone?
That is the intended path: you take the photo or pick it from your library, you read the sheet back, you copy it. A shot taken upright is turned the right way up on its own. Without that, the model would describe a product lying on its side.
What happens to my photo?
It is used to write the sheet, stays attached to it, and goes when it goes. It is never public: only your account can reach it. Metadata is stripped on the way, including the location phones record by default.
How many sheets can I write?
80 a month, for €19. A sheet written from a photo counts like one written from a catalog: it is the same work.
What if the sheet is not right?
You regenerate it with a tone or an instruction, or you fix it by hand in the editor. No need to go back to the photo, and a rework does not count against the quota.

A question that is not on the list? Let’s talk.