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One collection may need images for an owned store, marketplace, campaign and social channels. Coherence comes from shared brand rules; usefulness comes from adapting each deliverable to its destination. No single photograph works universally across channels.

## Marketplace: start with your listing's rules

Record country, category and account requirements. Backgrounds, text, watermarks, aspect ratios and video may have different conditions. Check current official guidance: approval in another country does not prove acceptance in yours.

## Owned store: clarity and continuity

The main image should make product and variant recognizable. Details answer questions that view cannot cover. Campaigns can build desire and context, but should not routinely hide the garment on a shopping page.

## Derive formats without losing information

A crop does not always solve a new use. If it removes a head, footwear or priority detail, request a different composition. Separate technical adaptation from a new photograph so the quote reflects actual work.

DELFI produces with visual direction and human review: it receives and digitizes garments in CONCIERGE, or validates client preparation in CO-MANAGED. Your team defines channels and approves the result; file uploads and platform acceptance responsibilities must be confirmed in the proposal.

In CO-MANAGED, DELFI trains your team to digitize, upload and define styling. Your team addresses the adjustments identified in preproduction; DELFI revalidates before authorizing and producing. [Compare CONCIERGE and CO-MANAGED](https://delfiplus.com/en/como-funciona-delfi#modalidades)

## Destination sheet
- Channel, country and category:
- Current requirement and source:
- Attribute that must be visible:
- Background, ratio and crop:
- Text or audio to validate:
- Upload owner:

One channel's approval does not automatically authorize use in another.

## Continue reading

- [AI Photos for Fashion E-commerce: A Premium Guide for Brands That Need On-Brand Scale](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/ai-photos-fashion-ecommerce-premium-guide)
- [How to create Mercado Libre or MELI clips with AI](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/how-to-create-mercado-libre-meli-clips-with-ai)

## Your next collection

DELFI works with AI virtual talent for online sales. Each channel needs content that answers its shopper’s questions; sharing an identity does not require repeating a composition.

What product do you want to promote, and what does its shopper need to see? Use that answer to agree the talent, usage and production scope.

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Adapt virtual talent, photos and videos to purchase intent across marketplaces, your own store, campaigns and social media.

AI photos for marketplaces versus owned ecommerce: what changes

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Premium AI production is not defined by a spectacular background. It is defined by recognizable identity, accurately represented garments and coherent visual decisions. The collection should still feel like your brand as formats or settings change.

## Intentional casting

Define presence, acting and styling before choosing a face. DELFI works with virtual models with **registered proprietary intellectual property** and **digital versions of real human models**, within authorized uses. Selecting talent is a direction decision, not automatic permission for every campaign.

## Material and lighting serve the product

Compare fabric, color, shine, structure and finishes with approved references. Retouching should not invent texture or change a silhouette simply to make an image more striking. Lighting explains the garment; it does not replace technical information.

## Creative freedom with a clear boundary

Record what stays fixed and what can be explored: background, composition, energy or narrative. Review the set, not just a favorite image. An editorial pose may work for a campaign but require another view for ecommerce.

DELFI coordinates direction and human review for the collection. Brand approval turns preferences into reusable rules; using AI alone guarantees neither an aesthetic nor a commercial result.

## Premium direction rules
- Recognizable brand signal:
- Casting and attitude:
- Reference lighting, palette and material:
- Permitted variation:
- Error preventing approval:
- Approved example and owner:

Review product and coherence before the scene's impact.

## Continue reading

- [Book AI Model or Custom AI Model: What Works Best for a Fashion Brand](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/book-ai-model-vs-custom-ai-model-fashion)
- [Visual bible template for AI fashion photos and video](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/visual-bible-ai-photos-videos-fashion-brand)

## Your next collection

For DELFI, content that sells must also respect brand positioning. The talent’s identity and the garment’s presentation should speak the same visual language.

What product do you want to promote, and what does its shopper need to see? Use that answer to agree the talent, usage and production scope.

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Combine AI virtual talent, garment fidelity and fashion direction to build desire without weakening a premium collection’s positioning.

AI photos for premium brands: avoiding a cheaper visual perception

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AI photos make it faster to test visual variants, but a poorly designed test only creates noise. In fashion, you should not test everything at once: model, pose, background, crop, styling and copy can contaminate each other.

## What to check before deciding

1. One test per hypothesis: do not mix ten changes.
2. Measure PDP and PLP separately.
3. Compare garment clarity before visual impact.
4. Use enough traffic before concluding.
5. Document which variant becomes a rule.

## Virtual talent and commercial intent

DELFI connects talent and content with sales objectives. A useful test evaluates a commercial hypothesis, not aesthetic preference or a promise to repeat historical results.

DELFI is an AI virtual talent agency focused on online sales. Proprietary virtual models and licensed celebrity digital clones connect with physical garments, visual direction, production and human review.

## How to make it practical

As a management rule, document every learning. A mature AI production does not depend on one inspired person, but on visible rules the team can reuse. Approvals, rejections, metrics and well-written comments are the system's quiet fuel.

## Practical rule

The best A/B test is not the most creative. It is the one that teaches a reusable decision for the next collection. This keeps the comparison focused on what matters: visual consistency, fewer internal hours, and assets that are ready to sell.

## Visual-experiment sheet
- Hypothesis and one main change:
- Control and variant:
- Comparable audience and device:
- Metric, denominator and period:
- Concurrent stock, price or campaign changes:
- Closing criterion and decision:

Do not decide only by image preference or a fluctuation in a small amount of data.

## Continue reading

- [How to Measure the Success of AI Photos and Videos After Publishing in E-commerce](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/measure-success-ai-photos-videos-after-publishing-ecommerce)
- [AI Photos for Fashion E-commerce: A Premium Guide for Brands That Need On-Brand Scale](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/ai-photos-fashion-ecommerce-premium-guide)

## Your next collection

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Test virtual talent, framing and video with shopping metrics, explicit hypotheses and controlled variables.

Visual A/B testing in fashion: what to test with AI photos

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Fashion SEO does not live only in text. Strong visual production organizes information that can become better attributes and descriptions: silhouette, length, drape, texture, detail, usage and style.

## What to check before deciding

1. Describe what the image truly demonstrates.
2. Avoid empty keywords unrelated to the garment.
3. Use visible details to enrich product pages.
4. Align visual, title, attributes and description.
5. Repeat brand language with precision.

## Virtual talent and commercial intent

DELFI uses AI virtual talent for content that helps sell. Visual production must connect with real product data; no image or keyword guarantees rankings or sales.

DELFI is an AI virtual talent agency focused on online sales. Proprietary virtual models and licensed celebrity digital clones connect with physical garments, visual direction, production and human review.

## How to make it practical

As a management rule, document every learning. A mature AI production does not depend on one inspired person, but on visible rules the team can reuse. Approvals, rejections, metrics and well-written comments are the system's quiet fuel.

## Practical rule

A good photo reduces ambiguity. A good description uses that clarity. Together, they help the product be understood and found.

## Turn visible information into a useful product page

Match each photo to the correct SKU, variant and view. Use alternative text to describe the relevant detail shown, without adding unconfirmed materials or performance claims. The product page should agree with the real item and its different views.

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## Example: a page that explains the product

For a light-blue shirt, use a name and description matching its actual attributes. Alt text should describe what the image contributes in context, not repeat a search-term list. A campaign photo and a back view do not need identical descriptions.

Check that the product-page link is accessible, the image loads and useful product information exists beyond imagery. These checks do not guarantee visibility in Google or an AI answer; they help prevent content from contradicting or hiding the item being sold.

Record changes and the actual publication date so you can observe evolution without automatically attributing it to the image. [Measuring results after publishing](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/measure-success-ai-photos-videos-after-publishing-ecommerce).

## Related service

[Explore DELFI's production modes](https://delfiplus.com/en/fotografia-ecommerce-ia-para-marcas-de-ropa)

## Next useful read

[Visual A/B testing in fashion: what to test with AI photos](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/visual-ab-testing-fashion-ai-photos)

## Evaluate your collection with DELFI

[Book a call about your collection](https://calendly.com/ezedamico/delfi-fashionable-ai-en?utm_source=delfiplus&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=agenda_web&utm_content=article_seo-fashion-ecommerce-on-brand-ai-photos_footer_en)

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Connect virtual-talent content with verified SKU information and clarity for shoppers and search engines.

SEO for fashion ecommerce with on-brand AI photos

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Catalog, concept and campaign images can share an identity while answering different questions. This guide explains each format’s role and what should remain consistent before assigning pieces in a production matrix.

## Catalog: support the purchase

The main view identifies product, color and silhouette. Front, back and detail views answer different questions. Video adds movement information where relevant. The set needs to work on product pages, categories and mobile crops.

To record these decisions in a working document, use [AI production matrix: from fashion catalog to campaign](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/catalog-concept-campaign-ai-shared-brand-universe).

## Concept: explore a direction

Setting, acting and composition help evaluate an idea. A concept image does not certify that every garment or view is ready to publish; product review remains necessary.

## Campaign: build a message

A campaign organizes looks and protagonists around a brand idea. Define dedicated compositions and adaptations in the brief. Do not assume a crop of a catalog photo is sufficient for every format.

## Shared decisions and channel-specific decisions

Fix attributes that cannot change: color, print, logo, length and finishes. Agree on what can be explored: settings, energy, poses and narrative. Then assign each asset its objective, product, format and approver.

DELFI coordinates virtual talent, direction and production with human review. Continuity means maintaining clear rules across different deliverables, not repeating one photo.

## One look, several deliverables
- SKU and product rules:
- Catalog: buying question and views.
- Concept: setting and creative freedom.
- Campaign: message and compositions.
- Video: movement and continuity.
- Adaptation: crop or new production.

Identify reusable files and those requiring separate production.

## Continue reading

- [How to prepare a brief for an AI fashion campaign](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/ai-fashion-editorial-campaign-production-brief)
- [AI Videos for Fashion E-commerce: How to Produce Premium Assets Without Losing Consistency](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/ai-videos-fashion-ecommerce-premium-assets)

## Your next collection

DELFI maintains a virtual identity across formats without asking every asset to do the same job. Each piece responds to a different commercial moment.

What product do you want to promote, and what does its shopper need to see? Use that answer to agree the talent, usage and production scope.

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What each format should accomplish and which visual rules to share across AI fashion catalogs, concept images and campaigns.

AI catalog, concept and campaign images: differences and uses

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This guide explains how to decide the rules of a brand visual bible: what supports identity, what may vary by collection and how to approve an exception. Establish the direction criteria before filling in a template.

## What to check before deciding

1. Model casting and attitude.
2. Light, background, framing and camera distance.
3. Styling rules by category.
4. Color, texture and detail treatment.
5. Approved examples and forbidden examples.

To record these decisions in a working document, use [Visual bible template for AI fashion photos and video](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/visual-bible-ai-photos-videos-fashion-brand).

If you are assessing brand consistency across solutions, read [DELFI vs WeShop AI: checking brand coherence across assets](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/delfi-vs-weshop-ai-on-brand-quality).

## Virtual talent and commercial intent

DELFI translates virtual-talent direction into production decisions. A visual bible should explain brand identity and shoppers’ needs, not merely collect attractive references.

DELFI is an AI virtual talent agency focused on online sales. Proprietary virtual models and licensed celebrity digital clones connect with physical garments, visual direction, production and human review.

## How to make it practical

As a management rule, document every learning. A mature AI production does not depend on one inspired person, but on visible rules the team can reuse. Approvals, rejections, metrics and well-written comments are the system's quiet fuel.

## Practical rule

If a visual rule cannot be applied in production, it is branding poetry. Nice, but slippery. DELFI makes it operable.

## How to handle a collection exception

If a campaign needs different lighting or acting, record the rule being changed, the affected pieces and who approved it. Keep the catalog rule in effect elsewhere. A creative exception should not accidentally become the new direction for the whole brand.

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## A visual rule that supports approval

Instead of “restrained aesthetic,” specify an observable combination: soft light from the agreed direction, a reference background, consistent body scale, poses that reveal closures and a contained expression. Keep an approved and a rejected example with reasons.

List what may vary between catalog and campaign. Hypothetical example: a campaign permits more movement and another scene, while product, chosen identity and reference-supported color remain invariant.

Record each guide change’s version and owner. Do not replace a collection-wide rule through isolated feedback without reviewing affected assets. [Casting consistency across collections](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/consistent-ai-models-casting-collections).

## Related service

[Explore DELFI's production modes](https://delfiplus.com/en/fotografia-ecommerce-ia-para-marcas-de-ropa)

## Next useful read

[AI production matrix: from fashion catalog to campaign](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/catalog-concept-campaign-ai-shared-brand-universe)

## Evaluate your collection with DELFI

[Book a call about your collection](https://calendly.com/ezedamico/delfi-fashionable-ai-en?utm_source=delfiplus&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=agenda_web&utm_content=article_brand-visual-bible-ai-photos-videos_footer_en)

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A guide to deciding what stays fixed and what may vary in casting, lighting, styling and product presentation for AI fashion production.

Brand visual bible: how to define rules for AI photos and video

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Feedback on AI fashion photos needs a review process: classify the issue, consolidate decisions and check the new version. This guide focuses on organizing that work so comments lead to verifiable corrections.

## What to check before deciding

1. Name the specific visual problem.
2. Indicate whether it affects garment, model, styling or channel.
3. Separate objective error from preference.
4. Use approved references when available.
5. Close each round with reusable rules.

To record these decisions in a working document, use [AI photo feedback template: examples you can adapt](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/ai-fashion-photo-review-comments-useful-feedback).

## Virtual talent and commercial intent

At DELFI, feedback should explain what prevents understanding or wanting the garment. Adjust virtual talent and direction using observable criteria, not endless variants without commercial intent.

DELFI is an AI virtual talent agency focused on online sales. Proprietary virtual models and licensed celebrity digital clones connect with physical garments, visual direction, production and human review.

## How to make it practical

As a management rule, document every learning. A mature AI production does not depend on one inspired person, but on visible rules the team can reuse. Approvals, rejections, metrics and well-written comments are the system's quiet fuel.

## Practical rule

Useful feedback is not longer. It is more precise. When review speaks the language of the garment, AI produces better. This keeps the comparison focused on what matters: visual consistency, fewer internal hours, and assets that are ready to sell.

## Close each correction with verification

When a new version arrives, check the reported defect and whether the change affected another area. Record whether it is resolved, needs evidence or introduces a new preference. Keep an outstanding correction separate from a collection-wide change of direction.

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## Turn an ambiguous comment into a correction

“It does not match” does not identify the change. Hypothetical actionable feedback: “SKU CAM-01, light-blue variant, front view, version 02: collar construction differs from the product reference; retain pose and background.” This code is illustrative, not a client SKU.

Separate a garment defect from an aesthetic request. Record file, area, evidence, expected change and approver for each correction. When a reference is missing, obtain it rather than request an invented detail.

Review the corrected defect and any areas the change may have affected. [Approval criteria by destination](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/approval-criteria-pdp-plp-campaign-video-ai-fashion).

## Related service

[Explore DELFI's production modes](https://delfiplus.com/en/fotografia-ecommerce-ia-para-marcas-de-ropa)

## Next useful read

[AI fashion photo benchmark: how to compare solutions without bias](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/ai-fashion-photo-benchmark-compare-solutions)

## Evaluate your collection with DELFI

[Book a call about your collection](https://calendly.com/ezedamico/delfi-fashionable-ai-en?utm_source=delfiplus&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=agenda_web&utm_content=article_useful-feedback-ai-fashion-photos_footer_en)

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AI photo feedback: how to manage review and close corrections

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An AI fashion photo is ready for approval when it represents the product accurately, meets its intended use and follows the agreed brand direction. An attractive image is not enough: a changed color, print or length can make it unsuitable for that SKU’s product page.

## Start with product attributes

Use the physical garment and references to review color, texture, pattern, seams, fastenings, buttons and finishing. For repeated prints, check both shape and continuity. Do not assume a texture is correct because it looks sharp: sharpness can make an incorrect detail convincing.

## Then assess fit and silhouette

Compare sleeve and leg lengths, width, volume, drape and proportions. A pose should not consistently conceal the area a shopper needs to understand. An image may work for a campaign without being sufficient as the main product view.

Visual review does not certify how the garment will fit every shopper. Measurements, sizes and product specifications remain necessary brand information.

## Review the entire video sequence

Play the complete file and pause at pose changes. Look for details appearing or disappearing, distorted prints, color shifts and transitions that alter the silhouette. Also check the final crop, text and rights for any included audio.

## A useful feedback record

- **SKU and version:** identify the exact file.
- **Observation:** describe the mismatch rather than simply saying it feels wrong.
- **Reference:** identify the image or garment area that supports correction.
- **Priority:** product error, channel requirement or aesthetic preference.
- **Decision:** approve, correct or exclude from the agreed scope.

For example: “The seam visible in the reference has disappeared from the right sleeve; retain that finish.” This is more actionable than asking for a more realistic image.

## How DELFI applies this process

DELFI includes human quality control and brand validation in production. For photography, you pay for approved photos, not generated photos. Scope and revisions are agreed before starting production from **50 SKUs**.

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## Real production example: DELFI × Liverpool

The following material was produced by DELFI for Liverpool. It illustrates visual direction and deliverables, not measured sales results or a comparison against the original garment.

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[Explore the source case and more examples](https://delfiplus.com/en#cases)

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## Approval by destination
- PDP: readable product, variant, silhouette and critical detail.
- PLP: consistent framing and readability across SKUs.
- Campaign: clear brand idea and visible product.
- Video: useful movement and continuity throughout the sequence.

Images support observation; composition, measurements and performance need product data.

## Approval record
- File, version, SKU and variant:
- Destination and criterion:
- Attribute and reference:
- Difference and severity:
- Correction and owner:
- Decision: approve, correct or exclude.

A pose preference does not have the same priority as an incorrect logo, color or print.

## Continue reading

- [AI photo feedback template: examples you can adapt](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/ai-fashion-photo-review-comments-useful-feedback)
- [How to Audit Real Fit in Denim, Tailoring, Knitwear, and Outerwear with AI Photos](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/audit-real-fit-denim-tailoring-knitwear-outerwear-ai-photos)
- [Input mastering checklist: corrections and documentation](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/input-mastering-ai-fashion-photos)

For a production service that preserves those details, explore [AI clothing photos that preserve logos, prints and fit](https://delfiplus.com/en/ai-clothing-photos-without-product-distortion).

## Your next collection

Human review is part of DELFI’s virtual-talent production. A striking asset still needs to explain accurately the product the brand is selling.

What product do you want to promote, and what does its shopper need to see? Use that answer to agree the talent, usage and production scope.

Approve product, virtual talent and format before publishing AI fashion photos and videos with commercial intent.

How to approve AI fashion photos and videos: fabric, fit and detail

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Your first AI photo production should represent your collection rather than conceal its difficulties. DELFI’s minimum is **50 SKUs**. Choose a set that lets you evaluate products, styling and approvals before extending production to the rest of the catalog.

## An illustrative selection of 50 products

- 10 basics to define lighting, models and framing.
- 10 dark garments to assess texture and detail visibility.
- 10 printed items to check patterns and continuity.
- 10 products with volume or challenging fit to assess silhouette.
- 10 with particular finishing, accessories or campaign uses.

This is an example distribution, not a rigid requirement or five independent minimum batches. If your brand makes one category, allocate the 50 SKUs by its actual challenges. Do not add unrelated categories simply to complete the list.

## What to agree before handing over garments

Define required views by product, publishing destinations and the approver. Provide references and attributes that must not change for every SKU. Specifying that the original length must be preserved is more precise than asking only for a premium look.

## What the first production should teach you

Review should establish whether the visual direction represents the brand, difficult details can be assessed and feedback leads to concrete corrections. Record decisions so the same criteria are not debated again in every batch.

## How to decide whether to expand

Before adding products, verify three things: product errors are resolved, approvers share criteria and delivery is organized by SKU. If one fails, adjust the workflow before increasing volume.

For photography, you pay for approved photos, not generated photos. Final view counts and correction scope are agreed with DELFI. The first production does not guarantee sales; it validates a content process for your collection.

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## Real production example: DELFI × Liverpool

The following material was produced by DELFI for Liverpool. It illustrates visual direction and deliverables, not measured sales results or a comparison against the original garment.

![Liverpool × DELFI — real fashion production, example 1](https://d2lm0dn2376kc3.cloudfront.net/LIVERPOOLC_6b4e103168.jpg)

[Explore the source case and more examples](https://delfiplus.com/en#cases)

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## Define the talent too

DELFI connects proprietary-IP virtual models with **registered proprietary intellectual property** and licensed digital clones of real celebrities: **digital versions of real human models** for agreed uses. The choice responds to the collection’s audience and commercial objective. A license does not imply exclusivity or unlimited permissions; talent does not replace garment review.

## First-collection list
- SKU, variant and family:
- Difficulty represented:
- Available garment and references:
- Requested main view, detail and video:
- Launch priority:
- Approval owner:

Choose 50 SKUs from your real collection, not unrelated categories just to complete a list.

## Continue reading

- [Photos and video for 200 SKUs: planning views and deliverables](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/production-200-skus-ai-photos-videos-fashion)
- [How to scope a quote for AI photos and videos of a fashion collection](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/quote-ai-photos-videos-fashion-collection-production)

## Your next collection

A first DELFI collection should show how virtual talent serves the product and online-sales objective. Review quality and workflow before attributing commercial outcomes to images.

What product do you want to promote, and what does its shopper need to see? Use that answer to agree the talent, usage and production scope.

Choose a first 50-SKU production that tests product, virtual talent and your catalogue’s commercial priorities.

How to choose 50 SKUs for your first AI photo production

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To prepare AI photos for Magento or Adobe Commerce, separate two jobs: producing correct files and assigning them correctly in the catalog. A folder of approved images does not by itself establish how they will appear on product pages, categories or carts.

## Define each file's role

Adobe's documentation distinguishes **Base, Small, Thumbnail and Swatch** in image management. These roles guide the handoff; they do not replace testing the actual theme. [Official image management](https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/commerce-admin/catalog/products/settings/product-images-and-video).

## Deliver identity as well as images

Agree on SKU, variant, filename, version, view and intended role. A campaign image can have a different composition from a main product image. Do not mix similar variants or distribute files without an approved color reference.

## Keep the original for detail review

Separate masters from publication renditions. Test zoom, crop and product readability on desktop and mobile. Alt text describes product and view; measurements and composition still come from specifications.

## Close after checking the catalog

The brand or technical team validates assignment, order and appearance in its implementation. Retest if the theme changes. DELFI production includes visual direction and human review; any Adobe Commerce upload or automation is agreed separately. Automatic integration is not assumed.

## Adobe Commerce handoff
- SKU and variant:
- Master and approved version:
- Role: Base, Small, Thumbnail or Swatch.
- Product and view alt text:
- Zoom, category and cart checked:
- Upload and QA owner:

A thumbnail does not replace the master for enlarging details.

## Continue reading

- [AI Photos for Fashion E-commerce: A Premium Guide for Brands That Need On-Brand Scale](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/ai-photos-fashion-ecommerce-premium-guide)
- [Photos and video for 200 SKUs: planning views and deliverables](https://delfiplus.com/en/articles/production-200-skus-ai-photos-videos-fashion)

## Your next collection

In Magento, DELFI’s virtual talent must reach the correct SKU and variant. Commercial quality also depends on organized files and a validated publication process.

What product do you want to promote, and what does its shopper need to see? Use that answer to agree the talent, usage and production scope.

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