For Marketplaces

AI tools for marketplaces emerged in response to growing demand, competition, and the fight for customers. We explain and demonstrate how AI helps create product cards, bring products to market faster, and produce photo shoots without a traditional shooting process.

The true cost of AI-generated product cards: calculating actual results, not just advertised "starting from" prices

This article is useful for sellers and designers: we break down the real cost of creating product cards with AI, including re-generations and manual adjustments. Save this calculation before launching a new product line.

How to create marketplace product cards faster: 7 ways to cut design time

Competition on major online marketplaces is intense. The speed at which you list a product now matters more than perfecting every shade in your infographics. While you spend weeks approving designs, competitors are already testing their fifth version and generating sales. Let’s explore how to break this cycle and stop wasting resources on visuals that could be better invested in business growth.

Why goods are not sold on Ozon and Wildberries: 5 reasons and a way to increase sales

The main reasons for the decline in sales at Ozon and Wildberries in April–July 2026 can be reduced to a combination of external factors and internal problems of the sites. Let's analyze each problem and try to find a way to minimize some of them through the powerful development of artificial intelligence and neural networks for marketplaces.

Fabula vs Aidentika: which neural network to choose for marketplaces

You have finally found a product that can sell well on Wildberries or Ozon. We purchased the first batch, calculated the economics, launched advertising... and for some reason buyers pass by. The reason often turns out to be banal: the card looks the same as hundreds of competitors. Today we need a strong visual. Therefore, neural networks for marketplaces have become one of the main tools for sellers over the past two years. But which one to choose - Fabula AI or Aidentika? Let's figure it out without advertising slogans and marketing fluff.

DigPic vs Aidentika: which neural network to choose for creating cards on Wildberries and OZON

According to Russian e-commerce analysts, in 2026, sellers are increasingly updating product cards not once a season, but every week: marketplaces are more actively testing search results, and competition is shifting towards visual quality. This is why neural networks for marketplaces have ceased to be a toy and turned into a full-fledged working tool. In this review, we will compare DigPic and Aidentika from the perspective of an ordinary seller: can they replace a designer, how much time do they save, and do they really help sell more.

SellerDen vs Aidentika: choosing a neural network for Wildberries and Ozon cards

Until recently, a marketplace seller had to choose between expensive photography, a freelance designer, and creating cards on his own. Today, neural networks for marketplaces help solve this problem. Let's look at two popular services - SellerDen AI and Aidentika - and help a beginner understand which tool is best to start with if he needs to make his first selling product card on Wildberries or Ozon.

Cover for cards for Wildberries and Ozon in Aidentika: instructions + checklists

The most relevant practice on marketplaces in 2026 is when the cover for Ozon and Wildberries should catch the eye in 1-2 seconds, clearly show the product and its main advantage. Moreover, Ozon is increasingly working in the format of a vertical frame or video cover. How to figure this out and sell for huge sums through covers - we tell you in the article.

How to make a product card using the Aidentika neural network: cover, description and advantages

One designer was sure: if the card looks beautiful, then sales will inevitably increase. But one day his client showed statistics. Their card was overtaken by a competitor whose product photo was taken on a phone, the packaging looked simpler, and the product itself was no different.

How to design a product card on Ozon so that it looks more expensive than competitors

On Ozon, the buyer makes a decision much faster than it seems. He hasn't opened the description yet, hasn't gotten to the specifications or studied the reviews. All he has in the first seconds are dozens of product cards on one screen. That’s why today people buy from those who know how to present a product as if it’s cooler than the rest. True, for this it is not at all necessary to rent a photo studio, buy an expensive camera and hire a team of designers. It’s enough to understand what visual techniques really work and why they make a person stop looking at your card. Let's sort it all out.