Automation · Content and publishing

Generate the product photos for a campaign on WhatsApp with Krea

An AI agent picks a Krea model, checks what inputs it needs and generates on WhatsApp the product photos your campaign needs.

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How do I get product photos for a campaign without a photo shoot every time?

A Met connected to Krea takes the campaign idea and a link to a reference photo of the product on WhatsApp. It lists the image models available in your Krea workspace, checks what inputs the one the skill names needs and starts the generation with the described scene. It checks the job until it finishes and sends you the images in the conversation. If the request had a mistake and the admin turned on cancelling, it stops the job before it finishes and it is not billed. Each generation deducts compute units from your Krea workspace.

What starts it

When someone asks for it

It starts when someone at the business sends the Met the campaign idea and a product photo link on WhatsApp. It does not run in the background: each batch is a request and spends Krea units.

A manual task: someone on the team runs it with a button, or asks the Met for it in chat.

Who runs it

Social media content Met with Krea

Studio team

This is not a named, seeded Met. It is the Met that prepares the business's social content, with Krea connected. Its work ends when the campaign photos are generated and approved; posting them is left to the Met or the person who runs social media.

Run by the content and social Met

Channels: WhatsApp

What you need connected

Krea Create and promote

5 steps · 5 tools

The procedure, step by step

Each step shows the tool that runs. They belong to the real connector: if one of them stopped existing, this page would not build.

1
See which models there are

The Met lists the image models available in your Krea workspace and keeps the one the skill names for product photos.
- list_models Krea
2
Check what the model needs

Before generating, the Met checks the inputs that model needs, such as the aspect ratio or the reference image, so it does not start a job Krea will reject.
- get_model_schema Krea
3
Start the generation

The Met submits the job with the campaign scene and the public link to the product photo as a reference, and keeps the job ID.
- generate Krea
4
Wait for the result and send it back

Generating is not instant. The Met checks the job until it finishes and sends you the images in the conversation so you can pick the ones for the campaign.
- get_job Krea
5
Cancel if the request went wrong

If the scene had a mistake, the Met cancels the job while it is still running and Krea does not bill it. This action starts switched off: it only happens if the admin turned it on.
- cancel_job Krea

Before you start

What you need ready

The Met solves none of these for you. If one is missing, the automation stops there.

Krea connected in Met

In Met, open Connections → Krea → Connect, sign in and choose the workspace that will pay for the generations. To cancel jobs, the admin turns that action on.
Compute units in your Krea workspace

Each generation deducts units from the chosen workspace. Check the balance in Krea before asking for a large batch.
The reference photo at a public link

The most direct way is to give Krea the reference image as a public link. Have the product photo published, for example in your store, and give the Met that link.

The limits

What this automation does NOT solve

Better said here than discovered halfway through the rollout.

It does not post the photos to your social accounts or your store: it generates them and shares them in the conversation. Posting is another step.
It does not ask for confirmation in the chat before generating: if the action is on, it spends the units. The admin decides which actions stay on.
It does not guarantee the product comes out identical: the image is generated from the reference, and a person checks that the product looks as it really is.
It does not take the photo straight from the chat: this procedure uses a public link to the image, because uploading a file requires sending it separately to the temporary link.