Product Visual Studio
Give it your product. Get every image you need to sell it.
Product Visual Studio turns a short description of what you are selling into a complete, consistent set of images - the listing set, every store size, the social cards and the web-ready files - and checks its own work before it hands them over.
$39when it goes on sale
Not on sale yet. The kit is built and checked by machine. Before it goes on sale, someone who has never seen it has to use it, and we have to buy it from ourselves through the real checkout.
Tell me when it's ready
The problem
You have something to sell and the pictures are the part holding you up. Every store wants a different size, the set never quite matches, and doing it by hand means twelve files you redo every time the price changes.
What it does
You describe your product once, in a short form. The studio draws the whole set in your colours and your type: eight listing images that tell the story in order, the exact sizes Etsy, Gumroad, LinkedIn and Substack ask for, a hero for your own website and small web-ready versions of it. Every word is set in real type by a real browser, so your product name is always spelled the way you typed it. Then it checks itself - text that fits inside every image, contrast that stays readable against whatever is behind it, and the size each store actually wants - and says plainly which decisions were a machine's and which are still yours.
- Get a complete, matching image set for a product in about fifteen seconds
- Stop guessing which size each store wants, and stop redoing them by hand
- Know your product name is spelled right on every image, because it was typed, not generated
How it works
6 steps, in order
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Check
Looks at your computer. Installs nothing.
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Set Up
Downloads what it needs into the kit's own folder. Once.
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Describe
A short form in your browser. Only the product name is required.
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Make
The whole set, in your colours and type.
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Review
The set together, and your hero inside a real web page at three widths.
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Export
Sorted into folders named after where the files go.
What you get
- START HERE - a guided front door that opens in your browser, no installation
- Six numbered files you double-click in order: Check, Set Up, Describe, Make, Review, Export
- A guided form for describing your product - no JSON, no prompt writing, no design software
- Eight listing images that tell your product's story in order
- Every size Etsy, Gumroad, LinkedIn, Substack and link previews actually ask for, each drawn at its own shape rather than cropped from a bigger picture
- A website hero plus small WebP and AVIF versions for an actual page
- A review step that puts your hero inside a real web page and photographs it at phone, laptop and wide-desktop width
- Automatic checks: text that fits, spelling that is yours, contrast against artwork, store sizes, file weight
- An export sorted into folders named after where the files go, with a page saying which file is which
- An example product, already filled in, so you can watch it work before using your own
- Agent instructions for Claude and for any capable agent, if you would rather not run the steps yourself
- Troubleshooting, questions, and a short guide to what makes a listing image work
- A stated privacy and security model, and a clean way to remove it
What it does not do
Published here, before the price, on purpose. A kit that surprises you after checkout is a kit that gets refunded.
- Image generation. If you want generated artwork, make it anywhere you like and drop it in - the studio will use it and check it like anything else
- Logo design
- Writing your product description for you
- Print-on-demand mockups, or a catalogue tool for hundreds of products
- Any judgement about whether your visuals look good. That is stated plainly everywhere it matters
Who it's for
- Anyone selling one product at a time who is held up by the pictures rather than the product
- Etsy and Gumroad sellers who redo the same image set at a different size for every store
- Solo founders putting up a product page and a set of social cards without a designer
- People who have tried generating listing images and got their own product name spelled wrong
- Anyone who has a product photo or a logo already and needs the rest of the set built around it
What you need
- A Windows 10 or 11 computer
- Node.js 18 or newer - free, and the kit tells you exactly how to install it
- A Chrome-based browser - it uses the one you have, or fetches its own during setup
- About 300 MB of free disk space after setup
- Internet access the first time, to download those free parts
- No graphics card. Nothing here uses one
- Optional: an AI agent, if you would rather have it run the steps for you
Questions
Do I need design software, or any design experience?
No. You fill in a short form in your browser and the studio draws the set. There is nothing to install beyond Node and a Chrome-based browser, and nothing to learn.
Does it generate artwork?
No, and that is deliberate. Every word is set in real type by a real browser, so your product name is spelled the way you typed it. If you want generated artwork, make it anywhere you like and drop it in — the studio will lay it out and check it like anything else.
Will it tell me whether my images look good?
No. Nothing here has taste. It checks the things a machine can check — text that fits inside the image, contrast that stays readable against whatever is behind it, the size each store asks for, file weight — and it says plainly which decisions were a machine’s and which are still yours.
Does anything I put in get uploaded?
Local only. The internet is used once, during setup, to fetch the kit's own parts from npmjs.com and (only if no Chrome is present) Google's official Chrome for Testing distribution. Screenshots and logos are read and never modified. All output goes to new folders. It uses a throwaway browser profile and deletes it; your own browser profile is never touched.
What is it downloading during setup, and under what licence?
Nothing third-party is bundled in the ZIP. Setup fetches puppeteer-core (Apache-2.0); sharp (Apache-2.0 (bundles libvips, LGPLv3, used unmodified)); Chrome for Testing (Google Chrome ToS / Chromium BSD-3-Clause) from their official sources. No fonts are shipped — it uses the Windows system stack. The full list is in THIRD-PARTY-LICENCES.txt inside the kit.
Who owns the images it makes?
Fully owned by the customer. Commercial use unrestricted, no attribution required.
Does it have a dark mode?
Dark is designed, not inverted: warm near-blacks and a lifted accent, because the light terracotta goes muddy on dark. It follows your system setting by default, and you can pin it light or dark. 28 colour pairs checked across both themes by TOOLS/engine/check-ui.mjs. All clear WCAG AA for their use.
How do I remove it?
Delete the folder. There is no installer, no account, and nothing left behind in the registry or in your browser.
Product Visual Studio is nearly here
$39when it goes on sale
Not on sale yet. The kit is built and checked by machine. Before it goes on sale, someone who has never seen it has to use it, and we have to buy it from ourselves through the real checkout.
Tell me when it's ready