Starter
$189USD/mo
or $1,890 USD/yr, 2 months free
Up to 3,000 products
- 1:1, 4:5 + 9:16 (plus 2:3 with Pinterest)
- core templates
- hourly auto-refresh
- A/B variants
- priority list
- all product facts to match on
Pricing
On-brand catalog creative that refreshes itself, priced to beat Marpipe and Confect. Monthly or yearly in USD, self-serve, cancel anytime.
14-day free trial on paid plans. Card needed, first charge on day 14 unless you cancel.
Every paid plan has the same features. Plans differ only in price, product limit and lifestyle scenes per 30 days. Starter covers 3,000 products and 500 scenes; Growth 15,000 and 1,500; Scale 50,000 and 3,000. Prices are per store. Add a second store and you pay for two.
Up to 3,000 products
Of those, the first 1,000 are published to your Google feed.
Free forever, no card. One Google Shopping feed for one market, refreshed once a day, with built-in exclusions and on-screen health counts. Designed creative, hourly refresh, AI copy and the Meta and Snapchat channels are on the paid plans below.
$189USD/mo
or $1,890 USD/yr, 2 months free
Up to 3,000 products
$479USD/mo
or $4,790 USD/yr, 2 months free
Up to 15,000 products
$949USD/mo
or $9,490 USD/yr, 2 months free
Up to 50,000 products
Unlimited products
For catalogs above the largest self-serve plan. We quote it for your catalog, so there is no monthly price on this page and no trial to start.
The full list
A hosted feed URL, a Shopify store, a CSV or spreadsheet upload, your existing Meta catalog, or the bundled sample so you can see a designed image before you connect anything. Adorn sniffs the format and maps the columns itself.
Register several sources under one store and Adorn merges them on product id, with a precedence order deciding which one wins per column. A structural feed and a live price source stop being a choice.
Drag-and-drop layers, snapping, smart guides, zoom, align, group, undo and redo. Everything you expect from a modern editor, built for catalog creative. Not a locked template picker.
Import a Figma frame and Adorn maps the layers, fonts, and colors into an editable, rule-ready template. Start from what your designer already made.
The editor shows Meta's safe zones as you work, so nothing important gets cut off in feed or Stories.
A real rating and review count from your store, rendered onto the ad only when a product clears your threshold. Weak ratings stay off. Meta's native overlays can't touch your store reviews.
Fit, fill, and an ambient blur band fix letterboxed studio shots, so tall formats stop shipping with bars down the sides.
Long product titles and headlines shrink to fit the badge or frame on their own. No overflow, no manual trimming, ever.
Images render from your kit: fonts, palette, logo, gradient and flat color grounds. Not Meta's generic frame set.
Per-element drop shadow, stroke width and color, opacity, corner radius and a directional fade, all emitted by the same code the server renders with, so what you see and what ships are the same thing.
Open a bundled starter or adopt a design from the community gallery into your own account, then change whatever you like. Every bundled layout is a real validated layout, not a picture of one.
A different headline per collection, type, or tag, chosen by rule. Long titles auto-shrink to fit the frame. No manual tagging.
Any element can carry its own condition, per product. A badge only shows when the discount clears your bar, a rating only when it's strong.
Choose which product photo leads, per rule, so the right shot always fronts the ad.
The old price strikes through next to the live one, straight from the feed.
The badge appears when compare-at beats price, and clears itself when the sale ends.
A rule puts a promo banner and code across the matching products. Another rule takes it off.
Bind a deadline to on-image copy, so 'ends Sunday' never runs past Sunday.
Rules match on any product fact, nested into match-all and match-any groups, and each rule can carry a start and an end, so a Black Friday design turns itself on and off without anyone being awake.
A rule can carry variants, each with its own design changes and its own name. While a test runs, each matching product shows either the rule's own design or one of its variants as its main image, so the designs are compared across products.
Declare slots, a color here and a headline there, with the options you want tried. Adorn cross-products them into a bounded set of combinations, each a real variant with its own render.
Switch on AI cutouts for your store. Clean cutouts across the catalog, generated as products land in the feed and cached, so a product image the catalog has already cut out is never re-billed. You set a monthly cap; it maintains itself as the catalog grows.
Switch on product videos for your store and choose which products get one. Adorn makes each short clip from the product's designed image, up to the number you set per 30 days.
Switch on AI ad copy for your store. Adorn writes a headline, a primary text and up to five value props per product, and any text element can bind to one of them. The model, the coverage and a hard cap on generations are yours to set.
Adorn serves a catalog feed carrying the designed image for every product. Set it as the priority image source in Commerce Manager and every other field in your catalog stays exactly as it is.
Connect Snapchat in Settings and Adorn sets up a catalog feed of your designed images there too.
Invite a teammate by email against a role. The link carries a random token that is never stored, only its hash, so a stolen copy of the database hands nobody an invitation.
Turn it on and an editor's publish becomes a pending item instead of a live change, for an owner or a reviewer to approve. Off by default, and off behaves exactly as before.
Mint a link to a template preview for someone with no account, give it an expiry, and revoke it whenever you like. A revoked or expired link stops resolving on the spot.
Templates are matched in order, so the list is the tie-break. Drag one above another to change what a product gets, or pause one without deleting it or the rules you wrote for it.
Connect your Meta ad account and each variant's impressions, clicks and spend land against the rule that produced it. When one clears the thresholds you set, promote it into the rule.
Coverage, staleness and the worst offending products are measured every run against thresholds you set. A breach emails the address you name and raises a notice in the app, with a cooldown so one bad hour is not fifty emails.
Everything you need to know before you start. Still unsure? Talk to us.
Every paid plan starts with 14 free days and every feature. If you pay by card, the trial starts when you add your card at checkout, and we charge it when the 14 days end unless you cancel in your account before then. If you install Adorn from Shopify and don't already have a plan paid by card, you choose your plan in Shopify and pay on your Shopify bill, with no card in Adorn.
Yes. If you pay by card, cancel whenever you like from your account and you won't be billed again. If your plan is billed through Shopify, choose the Free plan in Shopify instead. Either way, your plan stays on until the end of the month or year you've paid for. Removing Adorn from your Shopify store also ends your plan, and about 48 hours later Shopify asks Adorn to erase your products and designed images, unless you install Adorn again before then.
Each self-serve plan covers up to a set number of products in your feed: Starter up to 3,000, Growth up to 15,000 and Scale up to 50,000. Adorn renders and auto-refreshes designed images for every product within that limit. If you reach the limit, new products stop being added, but everything already in your feed keeps rendering and refreshing and your ads keep running. Move up a plan to add more, or talk to us about Enterprise for unlimited products.
Yes. Adorn renders to Meta's catalog image spec and swaps the designed images in cleanly, so Advantage+ and catalog ads keep optimizing on the creative you control. Designed and branded overlays are permitted in Meta catalog ad creative, which is exactly what Adorn produces.
Any time. Every paid plan has the same features, so a new plan changes only your price, your product limit and your lifestyle scenes per 30 days. Upgrade to lift your limits, or downgrade if your needs shrink. Your price always matches the plan you are on, because the pricing here is generated from the same billing config that runs checkout.
Every paid plan renders each product in all three Meta formats: 1:1 and 4:5 for feed placements, 9:16 for Stories. Adorn checks your products every hour and updates the image of any product whose price or sale changed. With Pinterest connected, each product also renders at 2:3, Pinterest's own 1000x1500 Pin size. On paid plans, Adorn designs images for Meta and Snapchat.
Background removal is free on every paid plan. Adorn runs it in-house, so there's no per-image charge and no API key to paste. Catalog cutouts are cached, so a product image the catalog has already cut out is never re-billed. A cutout you generate in the editor preview is cached too, on its own address. Lifestyle scenes are included on every paid plan, up to your plan's allowance per 30 days. You choose which products get scenes in the AI Images screen.