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Step 1: Start Your Gift Guide with a Prompt

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Starter prompt

The more specific you are about your product categories and price points, the better the output. 
Recreate this gift guide for me: https://mejuri.com/guided-shop/gift-guide. Adapt it to my products and brand styles.

Structure:
- Hero section with main heading and CTA
- Product categories organized by price: Under $50, Under $150, Under $300, Splurge Worthy
- Product categories organized by type: Best Sellers, New Arrivals, Gift Sets
- Product showcases with images, product names, prices, and quick add buttons
- Multiple CTAs throughout to drive conversions

Use a clean, editorial layout with generous white space. Products should have clear images and pricing upfront.

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Step 2: Customize Your Copy and Images

Replace the AI-generated content with your actual products and categories. Gift guides perform better when they reflect real inventory and real price points.
Replace the AI-generated categories with your actual product collections.
Replace the product categories with:

Category 1: [Gifts Under $X]
Show products: [Product 1], [Product 2], [Product 3]
With images: [URL 1], [URL 2], [URL 3]

Category 2: [Best Sellers]
Show products: [Product 1], [Product 2], [Product 3]
With images: [URL 1], [URL 2], [URL 3]

Category 3: [Gift Sets]
Show products: [Product 1], [Product 2], [Product 3]
With images: [URL 1], [URL 2], [URL 3]
Gift guides work better when you organize by who the gift is for, not just what it is.
Add these recipient categories:

For Him — Show [Product 1], [Product 2], [Product 3]
For Her — Show [Product 1], [Product 2], [Product 3]
For Them — Show [Product 1], [Product 2], [Product 3]

Each section should have 4-6 products with clear images and pricing.
Price tiers help customers self-select based on their budget. This increases conversion because you’re not forcing them to filter through irrelevant options.
Update the price categories:

Gifts Under $[X] — Show [number] products in this range
Gifts Under $[Y] — Show [number] products in this range
Splurge Worthy ($[Z]+) — Show [number] products in this range

Make sure actual product prices match the category they're in.

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Step 3: Personalize the design

The output should use your brand fonts and colors automatically. But you can refine the visual hierarchy to make high-margin products stand out.
  • From a URL
  • From a Screenshot
  • From a Prompt
Reference any URL to pull design inspiration, whether it’s your own site or a competitor’s gift guide.How to:
Can you replicate the layout from [input URL] and apply it to my gift guide?

I like how it uses [large product images, price callouts, editorial sections].
This is helpful for quickly adapting proven designs that are already converting.
Use edit mode to select product cards and CTAs. Once selected: 
This product card should link to [Product URL].
Or to update all product links at once: 
Update all product cards to link to their respective product pages:
[Product 1] → [URL 1]
[Product 2] → [URL 2]
[Product 3] → [URL 3]
For category CTAs: 
This "Shop All" button should link to [Collection URL].

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Step 5: Publish

Once your gift guide is ready, click Publish in the top-right corner:
  1. Publish to your Replo domain — every workspace gets a default domain (e.g. yourshop.reploshops.com). Use this for testing or sharing preview links.
  2. Add a custom domain — connect your own domain to publish the gift guide live under your brand’s URL.
Read more about Publishing and Custom Domains. Click Publish again to make your gift guide live.

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Gift Guide Performance Tips

Gift guides drive the most revenue when they’re promoted correctly:
  • Run paid traffic directly to the gift guide during peak seasons (Q4, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day)
  • Use the gift guide URL in email campaigns instead of linking to your homepage
  • Test price tier labels — “Gifts Under $100” often converts better than “Affordable Gifts”
  • Add urgency with inventory callouts (“Only 3 left”) or shipping deadlines (“Order by Dec 15 for holiday delivery”)
  • Track AOV by traffic source — gift guide traffic from paid social typically has lower AOV than email traffic