On the 5th, StudioLab, a Korean startup developing a multi-modal AI-based e-commerce product page creation solution, announced that it has raised $2.5 million (KRW 3.3 billion) in a pre-SeriesA funding round. The investment was led by SBI Investment, with participation from Naver D2SF.

StudioLab has developed ‘GENCY,’ a solution that generates detailed shopping mall pages using its proprietary fashion-specific AI model, which meticulously analyzes and extracts clothing features. Unlike existing solutions, GENCY can create high-quality product pages—complete with optimized marketing copy, thumbnails, layouts, and detailed designs—in just 15 to 30 seconds by uploading only a few product images. Given that product pages significantly influence purchasing decisions in online shopping, StudioLab enhances sales by creating pages optimized for A/B testing and search engine optimization, thereby improving conversion rates.

Currently, StudioLab is aggressively expanding its business with major fashion companies. It has secured partnerships with over 30 companies, including LF, W Concept, GS Retail, and Shinsegae. Positive feedback indicates that user engagement and click-through rates on product pages have increased by double digits since adopting StudioLab’s solution. Inquiries from global markets, such as Japan and the U.S., are also growing, and the company plans to expand beyond fashion into other sectors like jewelry.

StudioLab’s founding team comprises members with extensive experience in fashion data research from Samsung Electronics, bringing deep expertise in the commerce industry and specialized AI solutions. The company’s strong growth is driven by its exceptional understanding of sales and planning, coupled with rapid execution.
Sang-hwan Yang, Head of Naver D2SF, commented, “The commerce sector is actively adopting technologies like generative AI, 3D, and robotics. StudioLab, with its outstanding technical capabilities, is expected to create significant synergies with Naver, particularly in supporting SMEs’ digital transformation. We plan to continue actively investing across AI, commerce, and other fields this year.”