CatalogFrame Image Studio
| 开发者 | theaistudio |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月13日 23:37 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
CatalogFrame Image Studio helps merchants turn product CSV files into generated product imagery without leaving WordPress admin.
Current workflow:
- Open the CatalogFrame screen from Products when WooCommerce products are available.
- Open the custom GPT helper to generate a mockup CSV from a product export file.
- Import a CSV with SKU, product name, and GPT image prompt columns.
- After validation, optionally choose a brand logo from the Media Library or upload one from your device to use as a reference for every generated image.
- Save generated images to the WordPress Media Library.
- Optionally append generated images to matching WooCommerce product galleries by SKU.
- Use whichever image-capable AI provider the site owner configures through WordPress.
安装:
- Upload the
catalogframe-image-studiofolder to/wp-content/plugins/. - Activate CatalogFrame Image Studio from Plugins.
- Open Products > CatalogFrame Images when WooCommerce is active, or CatalogFrame from the admin menu when WooCommerce is not active.
- Open Settings > Connectors and install, activate, and configure a provider plugin that supports image generation. The official Google and OpenAI provider plugins support images; the Anthropic provider is text-only at the time of this release.
- Return to CatalogFrame Settings and refresh the connection status.
- Import and validate a CSV.
- Optionally choose or upload a brand logo, then start generation.
屏幕截图:
常见问题:
Does this plugin require WooCommerce?
No. The plugin can save generated images to the Media Library without WooCommerce. Product gallery auto-mapping is available only when products/SKU lookup are available.
Does CatalogFrame replace product images?
No. CatalogFrame never overwrites existing product images. If auto-mapping is enabled, generated images are appended to the product gallery.
Where are AI provider credentials stored?
WordPress manages provider credentials centrally through Settings > Connectors. CatalogFrame does not collect, store, or return provider API keys.
What is the support URL used for?
The support URL gives customers a place to find documentation, report bugs, and contact the developer from the marketplace listing or plugin UI.
更新日志:
1.0.3
- Redesigned the brand logo step with clear source cards, improved icon alignment, responsive stacking, and a separate generation action footer.
- Added a post-validation brand logo step using the native WordPress Media Library and device uploader.
- Added the selected brand logo to image-generation requests with explicit instructions to preserve it faithfully.
- Expanded the external-services disclosure to cover brand logo data.
- Migrated image generation from the direct OpenAI API to the provider-neutral WordPress 7.0 AI Client.
- Moved provider credentials and setup to WordPress Settings > Connectors.
- Added image-capability detection and actionable provider setup guidance.
- Removed the legacy CatalogFrame API key and provider-specific generation controls.
- Documented data sent to configured AI providers and the optional ChatGPT CSV helper.
- Prepared the first stable release for WordPress.org submission.
- Updated admin script loading to use WordPress script APIs.
- Use WooCommerce's product lookup API for efficient SKU mapping.
- Removed discouraged compatibility calls and resolved plugin metadata warnings.
- Initial marketplace-oriented scaffold.
- Added admin app under Products where available.
- Added CSV import, the original provider credential settings, browser-run queue, Media Library save, and optional SKU gallery append.