Asset Audit checks every Shopify product's photos for missing shots, color variants with no image, mismatched crops and SEO gaps. Then it ranks them, so you fix the ones costing sales first.
Put your own products in this fan. Takes about five seconds.
Image SEO apps rename files and write alt text. Asset Audit reads each gallery the way a shopper does, with AI vision, and knows what a complete gallery looks like for that kind of product.
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The audit carries a coverage template for each category. A shoe without a sole shot gets flagged. A T-shirt that only differs by size doesn't.
Every product gets one severity and three scores: Asset Coverage, Variant Integrity and SEO Accessibility. Sort by severity and work down.
SEO problems are always reported but never push a product above Low. Size-only variants that look identical aren't flagged.
It lives inside your Shopify admin. No setup, no prompts, no spreadsheet exports.
Add Asset Audit from the Shopify App Store and open it in your admin.
One click scans your products' photos with AI vision.
Critical first. Open a product to see each issue and the shots it's missing.
Reshoot, relink or reorder, then audit again to confirm it's clean.
Read-only. The app asks only for permission to read products. It never edits products, themes or settings, and stores no customer data.
In testing, 56% of shoppers' first move on a product page was to start going through the images.Baymard Institute, large-scale usability testing · source
When the color they picked has no photo, or the back is never shown, the question goes unanswered and the tab gets closed.
Most catalogs grow one upload at a time, by different people, over years. Nobody sees the whole thing at once. That's the job.
Billed every 30 days through Shopify.
Same plan, paid yearly. Saves 17%.
No. Asset Audit requests read access to products only. It never edits products, images, themes or settings. You make the fixes, in Shopify, the way you normally would.
The free scan reads your public catalog and checks structure: how many photos each product has, color variants with no photo, mixed crops, low resolution, generic filenames and a sample of alt text. The app adds AI vision on the photos themselves: background and lighting drift, which angles are present, and which shots each category is missing.
It runs in your browser against the same public product feed any visitor to your store can load. Results aren't sent to us or stored. We count that a scan happened, not what it found.
The free scan can't read a locked storefront, but the app can. It audits from inside your admin, so it works before launch too.
Only when they look different. A color or finish with no photo is critical: the shopper picks it and sees something else. Sizes that look identical can share images, and the audit won't flag them.
$20 a month for 100 products, or the same plan for $200 a year. Billing runs through Shopify, so it shows up on your Shopify invoice and you cancel from your admin.
Find the color with no photo, the bag with no back view and the hero shot on the wrong background before your shoppers do.