CatalogIA - From product to campaign, in minutes!

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Product to campaign in minutes. Turn simple garment photos into professional catalog content for your brand.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Alejo, founder of CatalogIA. I built this after watching too many small fashion brands hit the same wall: the collection is ready, the products are in the warehouse, but there's no content to launch. A proper shoot is $5-15K and takes 3 weeks; one shot per SKU means their Instagram, ads, and product pages all look identical for months. Meanwhile the brands they compete with are dropping 40+ pieces per launch across every channel. CatalogIA turns one product photo into a full campaign in minutes. Upload a garment, pick a model and scene, generate as many poses as you need. Every image is on-brand and yours to use commercially. Three things that make it different: Real sessions, not one-off images — you build campaigns the way a shoot actually works (model + garments + poses + backgrounds) Per-pose refunds — if AI moderation blocks a photo, the credit comes back automatically. You only pay for output you can use Demo shares — turn any generated set into a public link. We use it to send personalized previews to brands before the first sales call The biggest shift while building: I stopped pitching "AI images" and started pitching velocity. Brands don't care that it's AI — they care that Monday's launch no longer needs a 3-week lead time. Free trial gets you 2 credits to test with a real product photo. Would love your feedback, especially anyone running content ops for a DTC brand. What's your actual bottleneck? Where does CatalogIA fit or fall short? Any upvote, comment, or brutal critique welcome 🙏 — Alejo

Honestly this looks really cool for small brands. One thing that would make it way more useful for me would be batch consistency, like generating a full lookbook where the model and lighting style stay the same across like 10 or 20 outfits. Right now if I run it per garment I bet the faces and studio tones shift around, which is kind of a dealbreaker for a cohesive campaign.

honestly the single garment to full photoshoot thing sounds pretty slick, but it would be cool if you could upload a reference moodboard so the ai nails a specific brand vibe instead of guessing. like drop in some inspo shots and have the lighting and posing match that feel

Would love to see a batch feature where I can upload several garments at once and get a coordinated lookbook across all of them with matching lighting and models. That would save so much time for seasonal collections.