For online shops in India
Product copy and photography,
from the photos you already have.
ThinkrAI writes product descriptions, turns phone snapshots into catalogue shots, and makes festive banners — inside the admin panel you already use.
You buy credits and spend them as you go — one credit writes a description, five clean up a photo. No subscription, no minimum, and they never expire.
No card required.
Real output · photo clean-up
Shot on draped fabric in a shop. Same shoe, same angle, same Carhartt tag and swoosh — only the background changed.
The honest bit
It describes your stock. It does not invent it.
If you sell genuine branded goods, a generated product photo is a returned parcel waiting to happen — the colourway drifts, the logo shifts, and the customer receives something other than what they saw. So ThinkrAI works from your photographs: it cleans the background and evens the light, and leaves the product alone. Descriptions are written from what is visible in those same photographs.
- Claims it cannot verify are stripped before you see them
- Anything that survives is flagged for you to check
- Nothing is applied to your shop without your approval
1 credit each
Descriptions written from the photograph
Send a product and its photos. You get copy describing what is actually in the picture — colour, material, silhouette, branding — in plain Indian English, with no marketing filler and no invented specifications.
Doing forty at once costs the same per description and runs in the background — one batch, one download, nothing to copy-paste one product at a time.
How it decides what to say- Reads the photo, not the category. Colour, material, silhouette and visible branding — nothing that isn’t in frame.
- Flags what it can’t be sure of. Uncertain claims come back as warnings, not silent guesses baked into the copy.
- Same rules for every product.A watch, a backpack and a shoe are all held to the same “only what’s visible” standard — see the three below.
Nike Free RN Flyknit Crimson
UK 6–11
Nike Free RN Flyknit in Crimson. The upper is a knit textile in red with a white Swoosh, dark burgundy lacing, and a burgundy pull tab at the heel. The sole is a bold pink-red with Nike branding visible on the side. A streamlined running shoe, available in UK sizes 6 to 11.
Fossil Decker Chronograph
₹8,995
Fossil Decker Chronograph watch with a stainless steel case and black bezel. The dial is cream-coloured with three subdials, hour markers, and hands in black. Dark brown leather strap. A classic chronograph design suitable for everyday wear or dressing up.
Level8 Urban Commuter Backpack
₹1,899
Level8 Urban Commuter Backpack in deep navy. The bag has a clean, structured shape with a front zip pocket below the main compartment and a carry handle at the top. Small brand badge visible on the front. Suitable for daily work or study commute, pairs well with any outfit.
Actual output, all three. Not edited.
5 credits a photo
Three products, three different backgrounds, one backdrop
What makes a shop look expensive is not one beautiful photograph. It is fifteen that sit together. These were shot in a dark doorway, on a piece of fabric and on a reflective glass surface, and they come back on the same backdrop, at the same size, centred.
The framing is done for you too. Each result is cropped to the product and rebuilt on a 1200×1200 canvas at the same proportion, so a shoe photographed close up and one photographed from across the room come back the same size.
3 backdrop presets — clean white, soft grey studio, or a tidy-up that keeps your own background.
Or describe your own — a custom backdrop in your own words. The product itself is still locked either way.
Within two points, every time — how closely the three below land on the same fill proportion.
Nike Air Force 1
On draped fabric
New Balance sneaker
In a dark doorway
Sunglasses
On a reflective glass surface
Your originals are never touched. Look at both before you publish — the model repaints pixels, so you should be the one who decides it got it right.
How the clean-up works1 credit each
Festive banners, ready before the festival
Diwali, Raksha Bandhan, Holi, Eid, Navratri, wedding season and more — in homepage, category, social and story sizes. Decorative backdrops with room for your headline.
11 occasions— Diwali through New Year, plus a plain studio backdrop for whenever nothing’s being celebrated.
4 shapes — homepage hero, category header, social post, story. Each knows where to leave space for a headline.
No product, no deity, no text— rendered deities and lettering are two things these models do badly and shouldn’t be trusted with on a live storefront.
Every one of these was generated by ThinkrAI, unedited. None contains a product, a person, a deity or any text — those are rules the service enforces, not preferences.
How it fits into your shop
- 01
Connect once
Sign up, copy your API key into your storefront, and the buttons appear in the admin you already use. No new system to learn.
- 02
Use it where you work
A Write with AI button on the product form. A Generate button wherever a cover image is asked for. How many credits you have left, in the header.
- 03
Approve what you keep
Nothing is published automatically. You read the copy and look at the image, then decide — and you are refunded for anything that fails.
Built on an API
Or wire it into anything you like
Everything the buttons do is a documented HTTP call. One bearer token, JSON in and out, and an Idempotency-Key so a retry after a dropped connection is never charged twice.
curl https://thinkrai.cloud/v1/generate/description \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ds_live_…" \
-H "Idempotency-Key: $(uuidgen)" \
-d '{
"brand": "Nike",
"title": "Free RN Flyknit Crimson",
"sizes": ["6","7","8"],
"imageUrls": ["https://…/front.jpg"]
}'
{
"description": "Nike Free RN Flyknit in Crimson…",
"creditsCharged": 1,
"creditsRemaining": 71
}Pricing
Buy credits once, use them on anything
A credit is the unit you buy — from ₹2.00 each. A description costs 1, a banner 1, a photo clean-up 5. There is one pot of credits and you decide what to spend it on; nothing is reserved for a particular feature.
Starter
₹100
40 credits · ₹2.50 each
Standard
₹550
250 credits · ₹2.20 each
Bulk
₹1,000
500 credits · ₹2.00 each
Prices are final; no GST is charged. What you are not charged for →
Try it on your own products
Fifty free credits when you sign up — enough to describe fifty products or clean up ten photographs, on your catalogue rather than someone else’s.
Create an accountNo card required.