
Ecommerce visual tool organized...
When main images for different categories share one entry, a home product and a garment fight over the same composition. Jihe AI asks you to choose a category workspace first, such as apparel, beauty, electronics, or food and drink, or to use the general category that covers every kind of product. The outputs the homepage confirms are ecommerce main images and ecommerce detail pages, and finished results are found again in generation history. It fits ecommerce design and operations staff launching by category. The homepage does not expand the buttons inside a workspace, so the first visit still has to open a category to see them.
Jihe AI is an ecommerce visual tool organized by product category. The homepage title says it covers image generation, main images, and detail pages. You pick a category and then enter that category's workspace. A general category covers all kinds of goods, while other entries separate home, apparel, beauty, electronics, food, baby, and further categories. Featured cases are split into ecommerce main images and ecommerce detail pages. The navigation includes generation history, a free credit claim, and top-up.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Category workspaces
Choose home, apparel, beauty, electronics, food, or another category, then enter its workspace. The general category covers every product type.
Ecommerce main-image cases
Featured cases on the homepage list ecommerce main images separately, so the workspace output includes product main images rather than unrelated illustrations.
Ecommerce detail-page images
The other featured case type is the ecommerce detail page, shown apart from main images, so a long detail layout can be started on its own.
Generation history
Generation history is in the navigation, so a main image or detail page made earlier can be opened again instead of relying on the screen in front of you.
Main images in the apparel category
Apparel sellers open the apparel and shoes workspace and make ecommerce main images from that entry.
Home-goods detail pages
Home sellers choose the home-improvement category and build detail images against the detail-page examples.
A one-off outside a niche
When a product fits no vertical category, use the general category, which the homepage says supports every product type.
The homepage path is to choose a category workspace first, not to generate on the homepage itself. Apparel, beauty, electronics, food, and others each have an entry. If none fit, use the general category, which the page says supports every product type. Featured cases separate ecommerce main images and detail pages. Templates after you enter a category are not expanded on the homepage, so use the buttons inside the workspace.
The navigation includes both a free credit claim and top-up, so credits can be claimed first and purchased when they run out. The homepage does not say how many credits each claim gives, whether it refreshes daily, or what the top-up sizes are. Generation history is for reviewing main images or detail pages already made, not a substitute for the quota note. Billing follows the page inside the account.
The homepage that was captured and rechecked only confirms image generation, ecommerce main images, and ecommerce detail pages, plus entering a workspace by category. It does not list virtual try-on, outfit change, or short video. Do not assign those abilities from other ecommerce image tools. If such buttons appear later inside a workspace, the page you see after entering that category is the source, not the homepage title.
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