We have all been trained to write “Alt Text” for accessibility and SEO. You upload a photo of a sneaker and write: “Red running shoe side view.” For Google Images, that was enough. For Google Gemini, it is woefully inadequate.
The “Vision” Problem
AI Agents are now “multimodal”—they can see. When a user uploads a photo of their living room to Gemini and asks, “Find me a rug that matches this style,” the AI is analyzing textures, color palettes, and materials.
If your product data only says “Red Rug,” you lose that sale.
The Experiment: Human vs. AI Description
We ran a test comparing a standard WooCommerce description against one generated by Gemini Vision AI (available in Aigentic Pro).
Product: A vintage leather camera bag.
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Standard Human Description: “Stylish leather bag for cameras. Adjustable strap. Brown color. Great for travel.” (Verdict: Vague. Generic.)
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Gemini Vision AI Analysis: “Full-grain cognac leather messenger bag with brass buckle closures. Features a padded modular interior for DSLR bodies and a quick-access front pocket. Distressed finish creates a vintage aesthetic suitable for urban photography.” (Verdict: High density. Rich keywords. Matches specific queries.)
Why This Matters for Traffic
When a user asks an AI agent for a “cognac leather bag with brass buckles,” the agent searches for those specific visual details. If those words aren’t in your text data, your image is invisible to the search.
How to Fix It
You don’t need to rewrite 5,000 product descriptions manually.
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Install Aigentic Pro.
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Connect your Gemini API Key.
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Click “Bulk Optimize.”
The AI engine will scan every product in your library and write high-density, agent-ready descriptions for you and ai. Stop letting your images be invisible.
