For Salla merchants
Image ads for your Salla products, from the product link
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The short answer
Paste the public product page link from your Salla store and CamelShot reads the name, description, up to 5 photos, price and currency. Review the details, pick a reference photo, then choose a pack, format and language. You get four finished ads at 3:4, 1:1 or 9:16, and each image costs one credit. It reads a public page; it is not an app connected to your Salla account.

Key takeaways
- A public product page link is enough; we never ask for your store dashboard.
- We import the name, description, up to 5 photos, price and currency for you to review.
- If a page cannot be read, upload photos and enter the details by hand.
- The offer pack shows the listed price only, never an invented discount.
- A pack is four designs for four credits; each refinement or new format is one credit.
What CamelShot reads from your Salla product page
When you paste a link we read the page the way any visitor sees it and look for the structured product data most stores publish:
| What we read | Notes |
|---|---|
| Product name | As written on the page |
| Description | We summarise the selling points from the page text for you to review and edit |
| Photos | Up to 5, and you pick one as the reference for how the product looks |
| Price and currency | SAR, the other Gulf currencies, JOD and USD; if the currency is not recognised the price stays empty for you to fill in |
Once saved, the product lives in your library, so you can design a new pack for it any time without importing it again.
What the Salla import does not do
Importing means reading a public page, so it helps to know the limits:
- It is not an app from the Salla app store and it never asks for access to your account.
- It does not sync stock or prices. If you change a price in Salla, update the product in your library before designing a new pack.
- Some pages cannot be read, such as protected pages or pages that do not publish product data. In that case, upload the photos and type the details yourself.
You can also enter your store homepage: we read its public sitemap and list up to 50 products for you to choose from.
From a product link to four finished ads
- Paste the product link and check the name, description and price.
- Choose a reference photo that shows the whole product clearly.
- Pick a pack: product launch, product benefits or product offer.
- Pick a format, portrait 3:4, square 1:1 or story 9:16, and the copy language, Arabic or English.
- Optionally set a style and typography, your brand DNA, and an AI persona to appear with the product.
The AI writes the headline and call to action and designs four complete ads. Every refinement, such as "Less text" or "Make the product stand out", and every copy in another format is a new image for one credit, and earlier versions stay saved.
What to check before you post a Salla product ad
- Compare the product in each design with the original photo: shape, colour, label and number of pieces.
- Read every word inside the image and confirm the product name, price and currency.
- Make sure the price in the ad is the current price in Salla.
- Put the details of any real offer, such as a coupon code and its dates, in the caption or ad settings, not inside the image.
- Link the ad to the same product page so shoppers land on what they saw.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to connect my Salla account?
- No. We only read the public product page, so we never ask for a password or store permissions and we never change anything in your store.
- How many photos are imported from a product page?
- Up to 5 photos from the page. You pick one as the reference for the product in the pack, and you can upload a clearer photo instead.
- What if my product page cannot be read?
- Some pages block reading or do not publish product data. Upload your product photos and type the name, description and price yourself; the result is the same.
- Will the ad show a discount percentage?
- No. The offer pack shows the listed price as it is and never adds discounts or countdowns. Put the terms of your real offer in the caption.





