# Create a WooCommerce Product from a Photo

> **What it does:** Point the AI at your product photo — it looks at the image and writes the product name, full description, short description, and SEO, ready to sell.
>
> *Applies to Antradus AI Pro v2.0.0 · Last updated 2026-07-24*

## When to use it

- Stocking a store where you have photos but no copy.
- Supplier gave you 200 images and a price list — and nothing else.
- Refreshing tired product descriptions.

## Before you start

- WooCommerce active, and a product with a **Product image** set.
- A provider with **vision** support selected: OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), or Google Gemini (OpenRouter works with vision-capable models). **DeepSeek cannot see images.**

## Step by step

1. Edit (or create) the product and set its **Product image** in the right-hand panel. A brand-new product works too — no need to save it first, the AI sees the photo the moment you've picked it.
2. Open the **Antradus AI** panel on the product screen.
3. (Recommended) In the text box, add anything the AI *can't see in the photo*: brand, sizes, materials, what's included. Two lines is plenty.
4. Click **📷 Look at my product photo & write everything**.
5. The AI examines the photo and writes: product **name**, **long description**, **short description**, plus the SEO keyword/title/meta.
6. Review, set your price, publish.

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## What the AI infers vs. what you should tell it

| From the photo (automatic) | You should add |
|---|---|
| What the item is, style, colors, materials it can see, use cases | Brand name, exact sizes/dimensions, hidden features, what's in the box, certifications |

## Tips & gotchas

- Regular article generation also adapts on products: **Start Writing** with a keyword writes in product format (description + short description) instead of blog format.
- The photo is sent to your AI provider for analysis — same privacy model as text (your key, your provider, no middleman).
- Doing a whole catalog? See the [Stock a WooCommerce Store recipe](../recipes/recipe-woocommerce-store-from-photos.md).
