Basketly or Cropink: what to pick for images from your feed
Both draw catalogue ad images from product data: price, name, photo, sale. Cropink specialises in catalogue ads and their campaigns. Basketly treats images as part of a bigger whole: feed, product diagnosis, purchases and a report in one app.
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| Basketly | Cropink | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | An app for the shop: images from the feed, a feed for Meta and Google, purchases from orders, a sales report | A catalogue ad tool: design, campaign scheduling, A/B tests |
| Templates and editor | A gallery of ready designs in 4 formats, an editor with conditions, your own templates | Ready templates and a design editor with rules |
| Figma | Import a Figma frame into a template | A Figma plugin: design in Figma, export to Cropink |
| Product source | A feed in Basketly or the shop’s products through the API (Shoper, IdoSell, BaseLinker, WooCommerce, Shopify) | XML, CSV, RSS or Atom and the Meta API; the page also names Shopify |
| Results in ads | A tab with each template’s results in Meta: impressions, clicks, CTR, spend | Cropink lists A/B tests; results in ads are not described on the pages we read |
| Feed, purchases, report | In the same app | Not described on the pages we read |
| Price from | Free up to 100 orders; Start USD 39 a month up to 1,000 orders | Free (up to 25 products); USD 39 a month (up to 100 products) |
A specialist in catalogue ads vs a part of a bigger app
Cropink does one thing and describes it in depth: catalogue ads, their design and campaigns. If that is your main job, a specialist tool makes sense. If images are one of several tasks of the shop, it is handier to have them where the feed, product diagnosis and purchases are.
What you get with Basketly
- A gallery of 122 ready designs in four formats: square, portrait, story and landscape.
- An editor with conditions: show or hide an element depending on product data.
- Import of a Figma frame into your own template.
- A “Results in ads” tab: impressions, clicks, CTR and spend of each template per Meta.
- The same app: feed, product diagnosis, purchases from orders and a sales report.
Moving to Basketly, step by step
- Connect the shop to Basketly or add a feed.
- Pick a design from the gallery or import a Figma frame.
- Check the preview on a few products and save the template.
- Use the template in a feed rule and give the feed to your Meta catalogue.
When Basketly is the better pick
- You want images, feed, product diagnosis and purchases in one app.
- Your shop runs on Shoper, IdoSell or BaseLinker and you want to connect it through the API.
- You prefer a price that follows orders, not products.
When Cropink is the better pick
- Catalogue ads are your main job and you want a tool only for them.
- You need campaign scheduling, A/B tests and a Figma plugin in one tool.
- You want to start on a free plan for up to 25 products.
What Basketly does not do
- It does not schedule or run campaigns: it draws images and serves them in the feed.
- It does not A/B test images in campaigns; it shows template results from Meta.
- A better image does not guarantee better ad results; they also depend on budget, offer and Meta.
Sources
- Cropink: Pricing (checked )
- Cropink: Home (checked )
For images from the feed for catalogue ads, yes. If you need campaign scheduling and A/B tests in one tool, Cropink may still be the better fit.
You can, but use images from one source per catalogue so products are not duplicated.
According to cropink.com/pricing on 29 Oct 2026: Free USD 0 (up to 25 products), a paid plan at USD 39 a month (up to 100 products), Enterprise on request; 20% off when billed annually. Check the current price with the vendor.
Free up to 100 orders a month, Start USD 39 a month up to 1,000 orders. The limit counts orders, not products.
Nobody can honestly promise that. An image is one factor; results also depend on the offer, budget and Meta.
See also
- Image templatesImages for carousel and catalogue ads drawn for each product: 122 ready designs, an editor and import from Figma.Read
- Product feedsYour shop’s feed fixed automatically and by your rules, every product diagnosed against Google Merchant Center and Meta catalogue requirements, served at its own address.Read
- Basketly vs ConfectConfect (catalogue ads, many markets and channels) next to Basketly (images from the feed, feed, purchases): a table with its price list and the date, when to pick which.Read
- Products Meta barely shows in catalogue ads: how to find them and give them a chanceHow to see which products Meta barely shows in catalogue ads, read impressions, product views and sales side by side, and turn them into a separate feed.Read
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- Free up to 100 orders a month
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