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Shopify Integration

Shopify is in Beta. Import product images, process them in Studio, and review changes before publishing to your store.

Getting Started

1

Install from Shopify App Store

Search for "Sirv AI Studio" in the Shopify App Store and click Install.

2

Authorize the connection

Grant the requested product and file permissions. After connecting, open Settings > Shopify and click "Import products" under Sync Products.

3

Start processing images

Select products, choose a tool, and process. Review the results, then publish the images you want to send to Shopify.

Available Tools

Workflow

Select Products

Browse your catalog

Choose Tool

Pick processing type

Process

AI processes images

Push to Store

Review publish outcome

Permissions

The Shopify integration requires the following access scopes:

read_productsView products and their images
write_productsUpdate product images after processing
read_filesAccess file storage
write_filesUpload processed images

Automatic Sync

Sirv AI Studio automatically syncs product images from your Shopify store. When products are created, updated, or deleted in Shopify, the changes are reflected in your asset library.

INBOUND

Shopify → Sirv AI Studio

  • • New products: Images automatically added to your library
  • • Updated products: New images synced, removed images soft-deleted
  • • Deleted products: Associated assets moved to trash
OUTBOUND

Sirv AI Studio → Shopify

  • • Push processed images back to products
  • • Replace existing images or add as new
  • • Batch push for multiple products

Team Workspaces

Installing Sirv AI Studio from the Shopify App Store connects the store to one workspace, and every member of that workspace shares the connection. Only users with the integrations:manage permission can connect or disconnect.

Billing

Shopify integration uses your Sirv AI Studio credit balance. Credits are reserved when processing starts and refunded if it fails.

Tip: Use batch processing for large catalogs to process multiple images efficiently. Each image consumes credits based on the tool used.