Wisad turns a product link into short video ads, shoppable product-page widgets, and interactive 3D models, then shows you which ones actually drive add-to-cart and purchases. Built for Saudi/GCC merchants on Salla, Zid, and beyond.
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Hey everyone, we're live 👋
Most product pages are still just a photo carousel, even though people now discover products through video and want to actually see them before buying.
Wisad fixes that. Give it a product link, some photos, or a raw clip, and you get:
🎬 Short video ads for TikTok, Snapchat, Shorts, and WhatsApp, with Arabic hooks that don't sound translated
🧊 Interactive 3D models you can spin and zoom right on the product page (great for fashion, accessories, home goods, gifts)
🛍️ A storefront widget that puts your best video or 3D model on the product page in one script tag, or one click on Salla/Zid
📊 Actual performance data. Not just views, but add-to-cart and purchases tied back to each video or model, so you know what's making you money
We built it this way because platforms like TikTok are shipping their own AI creative tools, and we didn't want to be another generator that's one algorithm update away from useless. The real value should live on your product page, working for you long after the campaign ends.
Starting with Saudi/GCC merchants, especially perfume, beauty, fashion, and gifts, and going deep on Salla and Zid first.
Would love feedback, especially on the 3D viewer since it's brand new. What categories do you think it'd convert best for?
Thanks for building this, Abdullah. Tying video and 3D assets directly to add-to-cart and purchase data instead of just view counts is a smart way to prove ROI to merchants who are used to vanity metrics from ad platforms.
I can see this helping a Zid store selling home decor or furniture where customers hesitate because they can't tell the actual scale or texture of a piece from static photos. A quick 3D spin could cut down on returns from items that looked different in person.
How much input do you need from a merchant to generate a usable 3D model, just a handful of product photos, or do you need a short video pass around the object?
Good luck with the Salla and Zid rollout, especially in the perfume and beauty categories where texture and packaging really matter.
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@mbakgun Thank you! yes that’s exactly the outcome we’re aiming for: connecting content to commerce actions.
For most products, a merchant can start with the product link or 1–4 clear photos. Multiple angles help a lot, especially front, side, and back views, but a video pass isn’t required.
For furniture and décor, clear photos with simple backgrounds tend to produce the most reliable result. Perfume, beauty, glass can be trickier, so we’ll guide merchants toward better source images and make review part of the workflow before anything goes live.
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Creating both the video and interactive 3D model from one link sounds useful. How much manual cleanup is usually needed?
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@jan_piotrzkowski Absolutely — Meshy has an API for image-to-3D, including multi-image input for stronger results. It can generate textured, remeshed models and export GLB/OBJ/FBX, so it fits this workflow well. Meshy’s Image-to-3D API docs
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For most clear product shots, the output is usable right away for sharing and interactive viewing with no manual cleanup.
Cleanup is more likely with reflective/transparent objects, busy backgrounds, fine details. In those cases, we treat the generated model as a strong starting point , not the final asset.
We use Meshy’s image-to-3D API in the pipeline, so the goal is to make the workflow as automatic as possible.
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finally tried wisad on my salla store and the 3d model feature is honestly wild for furniture pieces, way more useful than i expected for getting people to actually hit add to cart
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@atakanozan65601 Thank you! Furniture is actually a category we weren't sure about for 3D yet, so it's great to hear it's moving the needle on add to cart. Taking notes for what to build next 🙏
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I didn't want to make a login to try it, but seems like an interesting idea! I don't really need it but I think there is a large group of people who will want this.
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Thanks for building this, Abdullah. Tying video and 3D assets directly to add-to-cart and purchase data instead of just view counts is a smart way to prove ROI to merchants who are used to vanity metrics from ad platforms.
I can see this helping a Zid store selling home decor or furniture where customers hesitate because they can't tell the actual scale or texture of a piece from static photos. A quick 3D spin could cut down on returns from items that looked different in person.
How much input do you need from a merchant to generate a usable 3D model, just a handful of product photos, or do you need a short video pass around the object?
Good luck with the Salla and Zid rollout, especially in the perfume and beauty categories where texture and packaging really matter.
@mbakgun
Thank you! yes that’s exactly the outcome we’re aiming for: connecting content to commerce actions.
For most products, a merchant can start with the product link or 1–4 clear photos. Multiple angles help a lot, especially front, side, and back views, but a video pass isn’t required.
For furniture and décor, clear photos with simple backgrounds tend to produce the most reliable result. Perfume, beauty, glass can be trickier, so we’ll guide merchants toward better source images and make review part of the workflow before anything goes live.
Creating both the video and interactive 3D model from one link sounds useful. How much manual cleanup is usually needed?
@jan_piotrzkowski Absolutely — Meshy has an API for image-to-3D, including multi-image input for stronger results. It can generate textured, remeshed models and export GLB/OBJ/FBX, so it fits this workflow well. Meshy’s Image-to-3D API docs
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finally tried wisad on my salla store and the 3d model feature is honestly wild for furniture pieces, way more useful than i expected for getting people to actually hit add to cart
@atakanozan65601
Thank you! Furniture is actually a category we weren't sure about for 3D yet, so it's great to hear it's moving the needle on add to cart. Taking notes for what to build next 🙏
I didn't want to make a login to try it, but seems like an interesting idea! I don't really need it but I think there is a large group of people who will want this.