I’m currently looking into SellerPic AI product photography as a potential extension of a workflow that starts in Figma and ends in live e-commerce listings (Shopify / Amazon).
The main problem I’m trying to solve is the gap between:
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Design systems and mockups created in Figma
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Final product images, try-on visuals, and short videos used on product pages and ads
From what I can tell, SellerPic is positioned less as a creative design tool and more as a production layer:
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Generating consistent AI product photography from basic inputs
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Creating virtual try-on images for apparel
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Turning approved visuals into short image-to-video clips for marketing
Looking for designer perspectives
If you’re a designer or part of a design-to-commerce team, I’d love to hear:
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Does a tool like SellerPic reduce post-design production work?
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How well do its outputs align with brand systems defined in Figma?
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At what point does manual design still outperform AI-generated visuals?
For reference, this is the tool I’m evaluating: https://app.sellerpic.ai?fpr=brooklyn-nelson64
I’m mainly interested in real workflow impact, not promotion — especially as AI product photography becomes more common in 2026.