Short answers for the questions buyers ask before they install.
Keep this page practical and low-friction. It should remove hesitation, not read like technical documentation.
Getting Started
What does Jewel Posters actually help me do?
It helps you turn a jewelry product photo into a polished promotional poster from your phone, using saved brand details and built-in template styles.
Do I need design software before I use it?
No. The product is built to shorten the path between product photo and share-ready poster, not to behave like a full manual design suite.
Templates
What formats are available?
The current product supports square and story layouts, which cover feed-style and vertical promotional needs.
Can I choose different visual moods?
Yes. The current set includes styles like Classic Gold, Modern Black, Rose, Minimal White, and Emerald.
Branding
Can I keep my brand details consistent?
Yes. The flow includes saved business details so your name, logo, line, and CTA stay close to the final creative output.
Is it still useful if my team runs many different campaign moods?
Yes. The template families help you shift the mood from quiet and minimal to rich and dramatic without losing the overall jewelry-first positioning.
Refinement
What if the first result does not feel right?
The product supports quick refinement so you can adjust the balance and keep the version that feels best before you share it.
Will I lose earlier versions?
No. The workflow keeps history, which is useful when you want options or need to compare earlier output.
Sharing
How do I use the finished poster?
Once the output is ready, you can share the finished asset from the app as part of your campaign workflow.
Is this built for desktop or mobile first?
Mobile first. The marketing site drives to the Android app because that is where the actual workflow happens today.
Pricing
Are the prices on the site final?
No. The pricing page currently uses placeholders so the layout can be reviewed before final commercial details are published.
Why do the CTA buttons go directly to the Play Store?
Because the public conversion goal for this version of the site is app install, not another website page or a separate web trial funnel.