Retailr AI Studio

"10% cream expires Friday. We have 40 cartons." That's the whole brief.

AI Studio checks the stock and margin in your POS, writes the offer, designs it in your brand and puts it on every screen — before it becomes a write-off.

Margin floor respected · approval before publish · ends automatically

40 cartons · expires Friday
20% off · live on 6 screens

Store managers are not graphic designers.

Every flash sale needs artwork. Hiring an agency for each one eats the margin the sale was supposed to make — and by the time a promo is designed, printed and scheduled, the weather has turned or the stock is gone.

So most screens end up running the same three slides for a season. AI Studio exists to break that.

The reality of in-store marketing

Your in-house designer

From a sentence to a screen-ready promo.

Type what you want to sell. AI Studio writes the headline, builds the graphic at the right size, and keeps it inside your brand.

YOUR PROMPT "10% cream expires Friday, 40 cartons in stock"| Brand colours Your fonts Logo AI Studio Copy + design in seconds FRESH DEAL 20% off 10% cream Until Friday 1920 × 1080 YOUR PROMPT "10% cream expires Friday, 40 cartons in stock"| Brand colours Your fonts Logo AI Studio Copy + design in seconds 1920 × 1080 FRESH DEAL 20% off 10% cream Until Friday

Instant graphics

Screen-ready at the right resolution and aspect ratio, first time.

Copy written for you

Headlines and calls to action that suit the category — a burger reads differently to a coat.

Brand guardrails

Set colours, fonts and logo once. Everything generated looks like your marketing team made it.

Edit in Canva

Want to tweak it? Open the generated design in Canva and publish from there.

Assets & libraries

It isn't starting from a blank canvas.

Generation is only as good as what it has to work with. AI Studio draws on a stocked library, your own catalogue, and models trained on real retail and restaurant creative.

3,000+

Product images

A ready library of food, beverage, fashion and general merchandise shots, so a promo has something to show even before you've photographed anything.

Trained

Retail-specific models

Tuned on menu boards, window displays and promotional layouts — not general-purpose image generation that puts the price in the wrong place.

Yours

Your own catalogue

Connect your e-commerce product images, brand assets and existing campaign files. Generated content uses your real products, not stock lookalikes.

E-commerce sync — pull product imagery, names, prices and descriptions straight from your online store Asset libraries — connect Google Drive, your DAM or a shared folder and generation draws from approved files POS product data — items, modifiers and pricing come from the till, so the artwork matches what you actually sell Your past campaigns — reuse and refresh creative that already performed instead of restarting each season

Model layer

Not locked to one model.

AI Studio runs on our own trained models and connects to leading general models, so you get the best output for each job — and you're not stranded when something better ships next quarter.

Retailr models

Trained on retail and restaurant creative for layout, menu structure and promotional composition.

Gemini and others

Connects to leading general models for copywriting, translation and image work where they're stronger.

Right model per task

Copy, artwork and product imagery each route to whatever performs best, without you choosing.

On-premise option

For deployments that need it, generation can run on local NVIDIA hardware in your own environment.

Ready-made video library

Fill the gaps between your own content.

Screens can't run promotions all day. The library gives you category content to sit between them — pick a category, drop it in a playlist, schedule it.

Sample 01

Education & explainers

Short informational pieces that give a waiting audience something worth watching.

Sample 02

Health & wellness

Seasonal awareness and lifestyle content, refreshed so a screen never looks stale.

Sample 03

Service & information

What you offer and how it works — the content that answers questions before they're asked.

Trigger-based promotions

Screens that react to the real world.

A static loop can't tell that it started raining. Set the rule once and the screen handles the rest.

When

it starts raining

then

window displays switch to umbrellas and hot soup

When

the clock hits 10:30

then

breakfast boards become the lunch menu

When

stock falls below 5 units

then

the promotion is pulled from every screen and Google

When

someone stops in front of the screen

then

the loop switches to interactive content

When

a line forms at the till

then

queue screens take over from the promo reel

Inventory-driven AI campaigns

Inventory-driven campaigns

The money is in the backroom, not the calendar.

Promotions should follow stock levels. AI Studio watches the POS and builds the campaign the inventory is asking for.

Dead stock liquidation — items behind their sales velocity get a flash sale or bundle generated automatically High-margin priority — when stock is healthy, screen time goes to your most profitable lines Auto-pull on empty — sold out means the promo disappears from every screen and your Google profile immediately Margin floor — you set the line the AI can never discount past

One-click omnichannel publishing

Create it once. It lands everywhere.

A great promotion only works if people see it. Distribution shouldn't be a second job.

Centralised CMS

Push to one end-cap display or 500 franchise locations at the same moment.

Canva integration

Tweak the AI's design in Canva and publish straight back to your screens.

Google profile sync

The in-store promo becomes a Google offer post, so local searchers see the same deal.

Social & messaging

The same creative goes out to social and to your SMS and WhatsApp lists.

You stay in charge

Automatic doesn't mean unsupervised.

The fear with automated marketing is waking up to a discount you never approved on a screen you forgot about. So approval is a setting, not an afterthought.

Approve before publish — hold everything for review, or auto-publish only inside rules you set Margin and price floors — the AI cannot generate a deal below your line Brand lock — head office templates franchisees can fill in but not break Scheduled expiry — every promotion has an end date, so nothing runs for three weeks by accident Full log — what was generated, who approved it, where it played and for how long
Business owner reviewing the AI dashboard

Who gets the most out of it.

Independent restaurants

Daily specials designed and scheduled without a designer or a spare evening.

Convenience & grocery

Short-dated stock cleared before it's written off, priced inside your margin rules.

Fashion & specialty

Seasonal campaigns generated per store, matched to what each location actually holds.

Franchise groups

Head office sets brand and rules; every location gets local artwork that stays on brand.

Questions we get asked.

Will it publish something without me seeing it?

Only if you switch that on. The default is that generated content waits for approval, and you can allow auto-publish for specific campaign types once you trust it.

Does it look like AI made it?

It's built inside your brand guardrails — your colours, fonts and logo — and you can open any design in Canva and adjust it before it goes out.

Where does the inventory data come from?

Your POS. AI Studio reads sales velocity and stock on hand, which is what lets it spot dead stock and pull sold-out promos automatically.

Can it discount below our margin?

No. You set a floor and the engine works inside it. Items you never want discounted can be excluded entirely.

What sizes does it generate?

Screen-ready output for your displays, plus formats for Google posts and social — from the same prompt.

Do we need a designer at all?

Not for day-to-day promotions. Most teams keep a designer for brand-level work and let AI Studio handle the daily and weekly output.

Tell us what you'd promote today.

We'll generate it live on the call, in your brand, and put it on a screen before you hang up.