Make product graphics in three sizes from a CSV
Turn your product photos and a simple spreadsheet into a coordinated set of portrait, square and landscape graphics.
Start with one product and a clear message
Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP product photo, up to 10 MB and 20 megapixels. Add a short headline, a price or offer, and your brand name. A sample product is available to explore the layouts before uploading your own photo.
Choose Editorial, Bold color or Minimal, then select an accent color. Fit keeps the whole photo visible; crop fills the photo area and can trim edges. An optional logo is placed near the brand name. This is layout software, not an AI product generator or background removal tool.
Check the three exports separately
The tool creates portrait graphics at 1000 by 1500 pixels, square graphics at 1080 by 1080, and landscape graphics at 1200 by 630. These are convenient presets, not a promise that every platform will accept them or display them without cropping.
Switch the live preview between all three sizes. Check headline wrapping, price readability and product placement. Very long text can be reduced in size or shortened with an ellipsis; edit your message if the preview is unclear. Export a single PNG or download all three sizes as a ZIP.
Prepare a small collection in a spreadsheet
Download the example CSV. The title and image columns are required; price and brand are optional. The image value must match the exact local filename, including its extension. Select those photos alongside the CSV; the tool does not fetch remote image links.
A batch accepts up to 20 product rows and 20 selected photos. The current layout, color, subtitle, logo, framing and call to action are reused. Each row supplies its own title, price and optional brand. Export your spreadsheet as UTF-8 CSV, then generate a ZIP containing three PNGs per product.
Publish deliberately
Review the downloaded files before posting. The tool does not publish to Pinterest or any other platform. Use accurate prices and offers, and only publish photos and logos you have permission to use.
Your photos and generated graphics stay in the browser and are not added to the public 0UB RSS feed. That feed distributes our editorial guides. This first release is free to use; payment plans are not active.