Upload your product photos and facts. Visisona's AI Catalog Designer proposes a style, three covers and a storyboard, then designs every page.
Most small brands have good product photos and no designer. The catalog either never gets made, or it ends up as a PDF that buyers scroll past.
The AI Catalog Designer closes that gap. You bring your own photos and the facts about your products. The Designer does the art direction: a style that runs through every page, three cover ideas to choose from, and a page-by-page plan. Then it lays out each page around your real products. The finished pages go straight into a Visisona 3D catalog that you can share with a link.
1. Add your photos. Upload your product shots and tag the best one. The Designer checks each photo for problems such as watermarks, screenshots or low resolution before anything is made. Eight to fifteen photos are enough for a rich ten-page catalog.
2. Write down the facts. Your brand name, a tagline, and facts like materials, sizes or prices, as simple "Label: value" lines. The AI may write a creative headline, but it never invents facts. If it writes a claim that isn't on your fact sheet, it's flagged and you confirm it first.
3. Set the style. Start from your logo's colours, from up to five inspiration images, or from a starter style. Change the palette, fonts and mood until it feels like your brand.
4. Pick a cover. The Designer creates three cover concepts built from your own photo. Preview the ones you like and choose one. The cover you choose sets the look for the rest of the book.
5. Make the pages. Choose 6, 10 or 14 pages. The Designer plans the catalog in chapters, and you can reorder, skip or add spreads. For each page, decide how it uses your photo: keep it exactly as taken, or restage your product in a new scene. Make a preview, then keep it or try again.
AI can still get text wrong, especially long sentences. Every cover and page comes with a short "what to check" list, so check each one before you publish.
Adding photos, setting the style, the three cover concepts and planning the storyboard are all free. A page preview costs 1 AI credit and a high-resolution version costs 2. The storyboard shows an estimate for the whole catalog before you start, and every button shows its price before you click.
Imagine a small jewellery brand that uploads twelve product shots of a new collection: rings, earrings, a necklace and two lifestyle photos. Its fact sheet lists the metal, stones and sizes for each piece. The Designer reads its colours from the brand's logo, and the brand picks the most minimal of the three cover concepts. A ten-page plan follows: an opening statement page, one spread per piece, a detail page and a contact page. Every product photo is kept as taken, so each piece in the catalog is the real thing.
The brand then turns the result into a 3D catalog it can send to stockists as a link instead of a PDF attachment.
The AI Catalog Designer is available on the Pro and Business plans. Create a new catalog and choose Design it with AI, or open the Design tab in any catalog.