Feature · Image analysis
Copy that describes the real thing.
Pelican looks at up to three photos per product before it writes.
Without photos, a description says what the title implies. With them, it can mention the ribbed cuff, the contrast stitching and the way the fabric drapes.
- One to three images per product
- Feeds descriptions, metafields and alt text
- Off until you switch it on
One switch, three outputs.
Descriptions
Colour, material, cut, pattern and what's visible in the shot.
Metafields
Grounded in the same photos, so attributes stop being guesses.
Alt text
Written from the image, not the filename.
One, two or three images
One suits most catalogues. Add more where a second angle matters.
A monthly allowance
1,000 analyses on Standard, 3,000 on Pro and 6,000 on Max, reset on the 1st.
Never blocks you
When the allowance runs out, generation carries on from text and tells you.
Questions about image analysis.
Can it read the text in a photo, like a label?
Yes. If you actually want it to read labels off bottles, it will do that as well, which is insane.
Martin Cox, co-founder
Does it cost extra?
No. Each plan includes a monthly allowance, with no per-image charge and no overage.
How many images should I analyse per product?
One for most catalogues. Two or three for complex or high-value products.
Which image is analysed first?
Images are taken in product order, so make the primary image one that shows the whole product.
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