Mujo AI
Mujo AI design agent. Turn One photo into complete set of ecom product images+copy.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
Features
- No registration required
- Live Preview
- Text to Image Generation
- No Coding Required
- Marketing Automation
- No Tracking
- Spell Checking
- Ad-free
- AI Writing
- AI-Powered
Tags
- designer
- design-tools
Mujo AI News & Activities
Recent activities
- reviewed Mujo AI
An affordable and user-friendly service. I generated my first set in just about 5 minutes with minimal effort. The results were great!
- Alex-online reviewed Mujo AI
used it on a skincare product. the gallery came out clean. the lifestyle images came out surprisingly usable
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infomuravev added Mujo AI as alternative to Desygner, Penpot, Figma and Affinity Designer
Mujo AI information
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Mujo ai Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $32 and $149 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
51 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
AlternativeTo Categories
AI Tools & Services, Photos & Graphics, Social & Communications, Business & Commerce
What is Mujo AI?
Mujo AI turns a single product photo into a ready-to-use set of images and copy.
Whether you’re a seller, marketer, or designer, Mujo helps you make great-looking designs in just a few clicks — with Agent Reco. No manual editing. No prompt-writing marathons.
The Mujo AI engine figures out who you’re selling to, what matters to them, and what you should say. It works with Amazon, Shopify, Lazada, and any marketplace worldwide. Your visuals and descriptions are made to look great for both real customers and marketplace ranking algorithms.
Comments and Reviews
An affordable and user-friendly service. I generated my first set in just about 5 minutes with minimal effort. The results were great!
used it on a skincare product. the gallery came out clean. the lifestyle images came out surprisingly usable