, and go onto the next step for generating the copywriting and image for each slide section
You should lay out your Figma something like this:
→ Image Template with Image type name on top - and In order that AI ranks them
→ Put AI’s description text below each image
Add Carousel templates sections from our Figma template library
Important tips on generating images:
To get the most professional results for your listicle, use Gemini, as its natively integrated image model is specifically optimized for following complex design instructions.
For the best outcome, follow these three rules:
Always Upload a High-Definition Reference: You must provide a high-quality, clear image of your product. Without a visual baseline, the AI cannot accurately replicate your product's specific branding, textures, or mechanics.
Define Your Shot Type & Context: Be explicit about whether you need a Close-up Shot (to show detail/durability) or a Lifestyle Shot (to show the product in use, like in a car interior), etc... Giving the AI a descriptive example of the setting helps it place your product naturally.
Specify Your Layout Ratio: Ensure your images fit the listicle template by telling the AI the exact dimensions or aspect ratio you need. For this listicle template, use a 2:3 landscape ratio for hero section and step images.
Generate One Image at a Time: Do not attempt to generate a "Dual Image" (side-by-side split) in a single prompt. For maximum control, generate each side of the comparison separately, then manually combine them into a split-screen graphic afterward. This prevents the AI from blending the two concepts and ensures both "Before" and "After" shots remain crisp and accurate to your brand.
Add a sticky CTA and set link to be a “URL hashmark” so it scrolls to the order form
Publish the page in Replo and re-check all functionality on the live version – on your mobile.
Review the live page on your own mobile device.
Review the live page on your own desktop device.
Have at least one additional team member complete a full QA review before traffic is sent.
Do a test order
Publish the page and run your traffic
Optional bonus steps
Optional: Do a V2 refinement of all of the copy and image assets after 7 days of running ads
Frequently asked questions
Q. Should you use a custom domain?
You can if you want, but it’s extra work for little ROI.
There’s not much harm at all keeping the listicle on your root domain. Only a very small amount of shoppers will ever look at the URL properly.
Q. How can you guarantee compliance?
Depending on the market you are in, your product, and your advertising strategy, you may need to add a terms & conditions section to the page.
We’ve added an advertising disclaimer at the bottom of the page in the FAQ section — but we highly advise you to study the laws and regulations of your industry as you may need to provide further context and disclaimers in order to fully comply.