AI Shopify store generator: from a product link to your store

Every generation produces the whole store: the announcement banner, the home page sections in a set order, a product page with its visuals, its blocks and its packs, an FAQ, a Contact page, the policy pages and the launch offer countdown. It comes out entirely in its language, down to the texts the theme displays, with a draft ad campaign to refine in your ads manager.

The copy is written for your product, based on its features. If the link is a store's, it is only used to identify the product: its photos, its copy, its name, its logo and its reviews are never reused. Its price is a starting point and may stay the same as the store's: you set your own in the editor. To use a recognized supplier's photos, such as AliExpress, also paste the link to its product page in the optional “Supplier link” field: its photos go to the top of the product gallery; if none can be used, the store keeps its generated visuals.

Vueko makes up no proof. The review cards are generic examples, with no first name and no rating, to replace with your real reviews; no stars appear without a review source, and figures Vueko cannot know are left for you to fill in.

The target market, the European Union, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Brazil, Mexico, the United States or another country on the list, decides the store's policy template and the currency of its price. For a country outside the list, the policies follow a neutral template, to adapt, and the price stays in the currency of the original page. Otherwise, the price is converted into the market's currency at the European Central Bank's reference rate, then rounded the way that currency is used, such as €29.90 for the euro. If the link is from a store Vueko does not know yet, its currency cannot always be read and the euro is assumed: check the price in the editor, where it can be fixed without spending any credit.

Delivery times, the return period and customer service are store settings: at generation, Vueko writes the copy with those values. If you change them later, the guarantees under the buy button follow; then review the scrolling banner, the steps and the policy pages, which keep the original values.

When Vueko writes the store into your Shopify account, it reads your store's language and currency and warns you if they do not match the generated store: it never changes them for you. With the kit, which you import yourself, check them in your Shopify store's settings.

The free logo maker builds twelve proposals from your brand name. A logo chosen before generation gives the store its name and goes into its header; its downloadable files, in SVG and PNG, are included in the paid plans.

With the free plan, you generate your store with the free credits, you edit it and you see its preview. Delivery to Shopify and the kit download are reserved for the paid plans, through a monthly subscription with no commitment: a credit pack alone does not unlock them.

As soon as your workspace subscribes, the store generated on the free plan can be delivered as it is: nothing needs redoing. A generation that fails uses no credits: they are only deducted once the store is ready.

For direct delivery, you connect your store by creating an app in your Shopify account; an illustrated guide shows every screen. Vueko writes the theme into it, unpublished, along with the product, the pages and the navigation: you review, then you publish. The kit, for its part, is an archive with the theme and the product file, to import without connecting any account. Compare the plans that include delivery.

No product yet? Successful Shopify stores and their ads are a good starting point, and the traffic calculator tells you how many visitors you need for your revenue goal.