Shark AI: Product Cards in Telegram

A product card on a marketplace decides whether the buyer picks you or your neighbor. A photographer, a designer and a copywriter cost money and time, and a new seller lacks both. Shark AI in Telegram takes over that routine. 🦈

The bot comes from a team called Sharks that runs a seller community. It is built specifically for sellers and marketplace managers and works right in the chat, with nothing to install.

What Shark AI does

• A card in 3 taps. A photo of the product is enough.
• Covers, titles and icons. Generated automatically.
• Product photo shoots. Shots in one style so the storefront looks consistent.
• Photo and video. Listed in the bot profile.
• Works in Telegram. No fiddly settings.

Tokens instead of a subscription

Payment inside the bot runs on tokens. You get 100 free ones at the start, which is enough for a test. Later you top up with the /tokens command.

How many tokens one action costs, and what they cost in money, is shown in the bot itself. Try one product first, then decide if a paid pack makes sense.

Your first card, step by step

1. Open the bot and tap Start.
2. Pick an action in the main menu.
3. Upload a sharp photo of the product on a neutral background.
4. Choose a style and wait for the result.
5. Check the picture and text before uploading to the marketplace.

Getting a good result

A neural network works from your source. A blurry photo in poor light gives a weak card, a sharp one gives a decent card. Shoot from several angles with no stray objects in the frame.

A single style matters for the whole store. When covers across all products share one manner, shoppers remember the brand faster. 📸

The check you cannot skip

Any neural network can slip on details: distort a logo, shift a color, add a detail that does not exist. A buyer who receives a product that differs from the picture will file a return and leave a bad review.

So compare the image with the real item. Marketplaces expect honest images and can reject a card that misleads. ⚠️

Who benefits

New sellers with no photo budget. Managers running many items who spend hours on similar covers. Anyone who wants to test several designs quickly and keep the best.

If you need branded shoots with live models or complex compositions, treat the output as a draft rather than a finished piece.

Support and updates

The bot has a support service, and its contacts are in the profile. The team also runs a channel for sellers with news and learning material.