Most shoppers never read your bullet points, and on quick-commerce apps there’s barely any text to read. Infographics put the answers in the images instead: size, ingredients, how to use it, what’s in the box and why it’s better, readable on a phone at a glance.
kadak
Why it’s called kadak.
Assam CTC + 7 whole spices
Strong in two minutes
No added flavour. Ever.
250 g ≈ 100 cups
2 / 7
kadak
Why it’s called kadak.
Assam CTC + 7 whole spices
Strong in two minutes
No added flavour. Ever.
250 g ≈ 100 cups
2 / 7
Shoppers swipe through the images and decide. If the size, the ingredients or the reason to choose you isn’t in those images, most of them will never see it.
Packed in New DelhiHandle with ambition
Packed in New DelhiHandle with ambition
Product infographics are gallery images that combine a product photo with short text, icons or diagrams: size, ingredients, features, how to use it, what’s in the box. They answer shoppers’ questions inside the images people actually look at.
Yes, in the secondary gallery images. The main image has to stay a clean product photo on white without added text, but the other images can carry callouts, comparisons and diagrams.
It depends on what shoppers need to know. We plan the set from your reviews and your competitors’ listings, and mix infographics with packshots and lifestyle images, so the gallery answers the big questions without turning into a brochure.
Yes. We design one system for your brand and adapt it to each marketplace’s image sizes and rules, so your listings look consistent everywhere.
Yes. Most brands use one infographic set on every app. We design it once, then resize and check it for each quick-commerce app, keeping the pack size and the main claim big enough to read on a small phone.
Yes. Our copywriters keep them short enough to read on a phone, and our designers check they stay legible at thumbnail size.
Tell us what you make and where it sells. We’ll tell you what it needs, and what it doesn’t.
