Settings

Configure prompts, language settings, metafields and company details.

1Custom prompts

Customize AI instructions for content that matches your brand:

Product prompt: Instructions for product descriptions.
Collection prompt: Instructions for collection texts.

Examples: "Write informally", "Use bullet points", "Always mention material and dimensions".

Real-world example

Fixed instruction: "always mention inner and outer dimensions". G&F Verpakkingen added this custom prompt so that every one of the 500+ descriptions automatically stated both the inner and outer dimensions of the shipping box.

This prevented returns from customers who had ordered the box based on the wrong size.

2Language settings (interface vs. content)

Two independent language settings:

Interface language: Language of the Pshly.ai interface (NL, EN, DE, FR).
Content language: Language in which the AI generates content.

These are independent — you can use the interface in English while generating content in Dutch.

Language settings (interface vs. content)

Real-world example

Dutch fixed as the language for 512 products. Because G&F Verpakkingen sells exclusively to Dutch and Belgian businesses, the content language was fixed to Dutch instead of choosing it per product.

This prevented a single English-language description from accidentally ending up among the rest of the catalog.

3Metafield configuration

Metafields are extra Shopify fields for additional content.

Metafield mode: 'Top text only', 'Bottom text only' or 'Both'.
Metafield key: The Shopify metafield key (e.g. custom.bottom_text).

Pshly.ai automatically converts Shopify JSON Rich Text to HTML and back.

Real-world example

Flute type and maximum load weight as separate metafields. For G&F Verpakkingen, these two fields were linked to Shopify metafields, making them filterable in the webshop independent of the description.

Customers could then filter directly by "double wall" and a minimum load weight, without reading the whole product text.

4Company information

Add company info for more relevant AI content:

Company name and industry
Target audience and customer profile
USPs and brand values

Real-world example

Company description: "B2B supplier of shipping boxes and packaging material". This company info for G&F Verpakkingen was used by the AI as context for every generation, making texts consistently address the business audience.

Without this context, the AI initially wrote texts that were too consumer-oriented for what is a B2B webshop.

5Writing style

Choose a writing style:

Professional — Business-like and reliable
Casual — Informal and approachable
Luxury — Exclusive and premium
Playful — Lively and energetic
Technical — Detailed and specific
Informative — Educational and clear

Real-world example

From "Playful" to "Technical" after the first test run. For G&F Verpakkingen, the default writing style turned out not to fit a B2B audience mainly looking for specifications.

After changing the writing style in the settings, dimensions and materials came through more prominently in the 500+ descriptions.

6Website domain & sitemap URL

Set your domain and sitemap URL so Pshly.ai can:

Generate correct internal links
Check your sitemap
Have context for the Citability Score

Real-world example

gf-verpakkingen.nl set as the domain. By providing the correct domain, Pshly.ai could automatically check which pages were already indexed for G&F Verpakkingen and build the llms.txt correctly.

An incorrectly set domain would otherwise have led to incorrect sitemap and structured data links.

7Skip tag for exclusions

Under Settings → Shopify you configure the skip tag (default pshly-skip). Any product with this tag is skipped in all optimisations and bulk jobs.

Already using your own tag such as season-off? Enter it here; it applies from the next sync.

Real-world example

Default tag pshly-skip. Prefer your own naming, for example no-ai? Enter it in Settings; on the next import products with that tag are excluded automatically.

8Min. score & max. suggestions

Two settings control how strict AI suggestions are:

Min. score — suggestions below this confidence are hidden. Higher = fewer but more reliable.
Max. suggestions — how many collections or matching products are proposed per product (matching products default 2).

Real-world example

Minimum score 70 and a maximum of 3 collections per product. This setting ensured that for G&F Verpakkingen, a shipping box was only suggested for relevant collections like "Single wall" and "Small shipping boxes", not for pallet covers.

Without this threshold, the first test surfaced too many irrelevant collection matches.

9Image aspect ratio

For AI and lifestyle images you choose the aspect ratio: 1:1, 4:3 or 16:9.

Note that how the image displays in your shop is decided by your Shopify theme. If your theme is landscape while you generate 1:1, the theme crops the image. Set your theme to aspect-ratio: 1/1 or pick the ratio that matches it.

Real-world example

Square (1:1) set for 512 product photos. Because the photographer for G&F Verpakkingen had photographed all shipping boxes square, the aspect ratio setting was matched to this for consistent alt-tag analysis.

This prevented skewed image analysis on images that would otherwise be cropped differently.

10Pricing settings

Price changes made in Pshly go straight to Shopify, so keep in mind:

Bulk price changes apply to all variants of the selected products.
Always check the preview before confirming.
Use the per-product variant price editor for exceptions.

Real-world example

Prices shown including VAT for B2B customers. G&F Verpakkingen set price mentions in generated texts to match their invoicing method for business customers.

This prevented confusion among customers expecting prices excluding VAT based on earlier texts.