Shopify Magic AI image editor - Is it worth trying out?

[@CreativeHiveCo]

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[@LorraineCastellon-Rowe]

I was very excited when I read the title of this video. After your thoughts, I agree with you completely. Guess we'll just have to wait and see what this new AI can do. Thank you for your honest and real impression.

[@CreativeHiveCo]

Let's indeed keep an eye on how this AI evolves and what it can achieve.😊

[@ninirossau2304]

if my products are really different what is the best solution? a different shop-name or just 2 product lines on a shopify shop? they target 2 different segments.

[@CreativeHiveCo]

If they're super different and targeting separate segments, having separate shops with unique names might give each line its own spotlight. 😊

[@LennyYT]

When is it coming out?

[@CreativeHiveCo]

This spring! 😊

[@Josephine_Creates]

Love your videos, plus first ❤

[@CreativeHiveCo]

Yay! Thank you for watching!

[@doreenyk]

Never was this early, but saw Shopify and clicked fast. 😊

[@CreativeHiveCo]

Thank you for watching!

[@lvg0001]

Thanks for covering this. I tried this AI with the images and it looks "off" to me. I'm picky with images and I sometimes have to spend quite a bit of time for items to look truly realistic in Photoshop.

[@CreativeHiveCo]

Thank you for watching! Being picky with images is a good thing-it shows you have an eye for detail! 😊

[@RhondasOriginals]

Yes, the mountains behind the jacket were fighting for attention. My eyes went back and forth from the product to the background. It would be nice if they let you upload your own soft background that you could put behind your products. I am not a fan of 100 percent white. ( As a customer, I have passed on buying pretty tops that are made of netting with embroidery on them becasue they were only shown on a white background, not on a human being. I couldn't tell what it looked like becasue the front and back on the garment were intermingled. Anyway, for my shop I use a soft splattered watercolor warm colored background when I need one. My shop is vintage, so that fits nicely.

[@CreativeHiveCo]

Absolutely agree! Having the ability to upload custom backgrounds would add a whole new dimension to showcasing products, allowing for better context and ambiance. Thank you for sharing!

[@ath_documentary5015]

Agree with you and since I sell Stained Glass and light needs to shine through the glass this feature definitely won't work for me.

[@CreativeHiveCo]

Absolutely, I can see how the AI image editor's limitations would pose challenges for showcasing stained glass products where the play of light is crucial. It's essential to have control over the lighting and background to accurately represent the beauty and intricacies of your pieces.

[@Otchengazoom]

I always prefer to use professional tools (like Photoshop f.e.) for product images. Image must look 100% perfect.

[@CreativeHiveCo]

Totally agree! Thank you for watching and sharing your insights!