For brands
A brand does not have one card but a catalogue, and it has to look like one thing. The service plans a set per item and checks each one against the marketplace's requirements.
What a brand gets
The same rules for every item.
- A set for every catalogue item: five to seven slides by role.
- One set of layouts across the range - twelve to choose from.
- Every card checked against the marketplace's requirements: size, ratio, format, weight, text on the first slide.
- Copy for every item: title, description, bullets, keywords.
About a single house style - honestly
The category decides the slide roles, and the same layouts are used across the catalogue. That produces a predictable card structure, but it is not the same thing as applying a brand style automatically.
The brand kit is a table in the data schema and no screen reads it yet. So we do not write that the service "applies your brand style automatically": it does not.
Marketplace requirements are known for Wildberries and Ozon. For other marketplaces a set is not checked.
See a marketplace's requirements
Minimum size, ratio, formats and weight, for each supported marketplace.