Getting Started

Add a product

Add products in YieldBI Media Studio from a catalog, library, URL or brief. Set images, colors, sheet templates and render options, then choose a hero image.

YieldBI TeamGrowth ResearchUpdated Oct 2026

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The Product node holds the item you’re advertising: its photos, facts and selling points. Every connected creative uses the same approved product, so details stay accurate across your ads and videos.

For related setup tasks, read Set up your Brand Kit and Create a product catalog.

Choose where to start

Add a Product node and select it. Pick one of four sources, based on where the product’s information already lives:

Source	What it does	Use it when
Catalog	Picks an approved product from a Meta or Consola catalog	The product is already in a connected catalog
Library	Reuses a product asset saved to this account	You’ve set it up before and don’t want to generate it again
From URL	Crawls a product page and lets you pick its images	It has a product or landing page online
From scratch	Lets you describe or upload the product yourself	It isn’t online yet, or you want full control

Add a product

1. Bring in the product

Catalog: choose the catalog, then the product.
From URL: paste the Product page URL and click Import product. Review the name, brand and description it found, and tick only the images you want to keep.
Library: click Browse library and pick the product.
From scratch: describe the product, add photos, and fill in its name, brand, price, description and colours.

Click Add product. Everything stays editable afterwards.

2. Complete the details

Check the Name, Brand, Price and Description. Add Dimensions so generated images keep the product in proportion, and up to five Key selling points for your creative to highlight.

3. Set images and colours

Add Reference images that show what the product looks like, and click a star to set the hero reference. Add the product’s physical Colours (kept separate from brand colours).

4. Choose the sheet and render settings

Pick a Sheet template (see below), aspect ratio and quality, then check the render model.

5. Save and generate

Click Save to keep the product’s details and images in your library, then Generate sheet.

6. Pick the output hero

Review the generated sheet. Click its star to make it the output hero, the image other nodes use first. Use Add generated images to this product to keep it on the product’s library card.

Choosing a sheet template

Template	Gives you
Full set	Several views of the product
Packshot	A clean product-only shot
Lifestyle	The product in a scene

Add a Prompt for creative direction such as setting, angle or mood. For long instructions, open the larger editor and type @ to reference an attached image.

Colour treatment

Choose whether to apply the colours you picked, or keep the colours in the product photos. Keep the photo colours when an existing product must look exactly as it does in real life.

Render settings

Quality: higher quality looks better and costs more to generate.
Render model: the AI provider and model, with its list price and quality options.
File format and background: how the generated file is delivered.
Seed: reuse it to keep re-renders consistent with earlier results.

Click Refresh sheet to generate a new version with the current settings.

Linking a Brand Kit, Location or outfit

The Product node can receive a connected Brand Kit, Location or Clothes & Props. Their assets appear under Linked inputs and can guide the product sheet, for example placing the product in your location for a lifestyle shot.

Note: Use Prompt only doesn’t fully apply to products yet. Keep the structured details consistent with your prompt.

A node can hold several products. Use Back to products to switch between them. On the canvas, each saved product shows as a tile with its sheet, so you can see which product a workflow uses.