Set it up once. Every new product gets its visuals.
Your store adds a product.Epox generates its photos.
A flow listens to your store — a new product, an update, a new collection — and runs your steps on its own, narrowed to a category or tag if you want.
Every image is generated against your templates, and waits for your approval before anything goes live.
Flow is available on the Agency plan, for stores connected to Epox.
Open a free account →Start on what your store does.
A flow starts when a product is created or updated in your store, when a Shopify collection is created, or when you start it yourself on the products you choose.
Narrow it to categories or tags — or, for updates, to changes in the title, description, tags, images or category.
Chain the steps, top to bottom.
Generate Image from a template, a pack or a prompt. Edit Image. Generate Video from the images. Email Approval. Upload to Store. Each step chooses which earlier steps it works on.
The builder shows an estimated credit cost per run before you save.
Nothing goes live unapproved.
An Email Approval step pauses the run and sends your reviewers one link. They remove the images they don't want — or reject the run with a note — and only approved images continue.
Batch emails immediately, every 5 to 30 minutes, hourly, or once a day.
Straight onto the product page.
Upload to Store pushes the approved assets back to the product, in the gallery position you choose — first, last, or any slot.
Tick Draft products only and live listings are never touched.
Open a free account →Start from a flow that already works.
Four ready flows open in the builder with their steps in place — launch a collection, approve and upload new photos, add a video, or ship hi-res shots. Adjust the details and save.
Or start from a blank flow and add the steps yourself.
Every run, every step, on the record.
Run history shows each run's state and each step inside it — pending, running, awaiting approval, retrying, completed, failed or cancelled. Cancel a run in progress, or re-run a finished one.
Test a flow on one product before you switch it on.










