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Welcome to Pletor

Pletor is the creative system for commerce: one place to produce, scale and keep on-brand everything your products need to sell.

Describe what you need and get it. Encode your brand once and every result reads it. Turn what works into Flows you run at any volume, from Pletor or from your own tools.

What Pletor does for you

  • Every asset your products need, on demand. Describe what you need, add a reference, and get production-ready images, video and audio back. Refine until it's ready to ship.

  • Your brand, built in. Encode who you are once: identity, rules, products. Every result carries it, so on-brand is the default rather than a prompt you retype.

  • What works, at any volume. Turn a winning result into a system you can run across a whole catalog, hand to your team, or plug into your own tools. Every run holds the same standard, and every improvement compounds.

Who Pletor is for

  • E-commerce and DTC brands shooting product imagery, ads and video for hundreds of SKUs, no studio required

  • Agencies delivering fresh, on-brand creative across many clients, one Brain per client

  • Retailers and marketplaces producing campaign visuals per market and channel

  • Creators and freelancers delivering custom video and visuals at scale

Your path with Pletor

Five steps, from first result to production:

  1. Get a first result: open Create, describe what you need, add one product photo. Five minutes, one result.

  2. Make it yours: give Pletor your brand. Paste your website, drop your guidelines & products, and every result from then on looks like you. → Brain

  3. Make it repeatable: open a Template, swap in your product, rerun. Then build your own Flows.

  4. Scale: run a Flow on dozens of inputs with Batch, or turn it into an App anyone on your team can run without touching nodes.

  5. Plug it in: run your Flows from Claude with MCP, from your stack with the API, and bring products and files in with Connectors.

New here? Read Key concepts first, then follow the Quickstart.

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