Myntra says AI cuts seller onboarding to 1–2 days as it scales shopping and operations tools

The fashion marketplace is rolling out AI across seller onboarding, catalogue creation, fit recommendations, search, support and supply-chain planning. Myntra says the tools are shortening go-live times, increasing personalization and speeding internal analytics and product releases.

— Source publishedTue, 21 Jul, 2026, 18:29 IST·First seen Tue, 21 Jul, 2026, 18:40 IST·Source YourStory · Capital

What happened

Myntra is deploying AI across seller onboarding, product cataloguing, shopper fit and styling, customer support, analytics and supply-chain operations. The

Key facts

  • Seller onboarding reduced from 10–15 days to about 1–2 days
  • Registration takes a few minutes
  • AI extracts up to 40 product attributes per listing
  • Catalogue-quality image creation reduced from about one day to four hours
  • 400–600 AI-powered product videos generated daily
  • Size recommendations cover 85% of eligible apparel catalogue
  • Size recommendations delivered in under two seconds
  • Over 90% of monthly active users receive personalized search results
  • Maya recorded a 25% repeat interaction rate among engaged users
  • 40% of engaged users became repeat users of AI features
  • Creator community exceeds 6 million registered shoppers
  • Social commerce feed is used by 25% of monthly active users
  • Sessions per user increased 8%–10% since launch
  • Meera resolves 31% of customer queries
  • AI increased engineering feature rollout speed by 40%
  • BIRA delivers analytics insights about 10x faster
  • Supply-chain simulations reduced from two days to about one hour

Why this matters

Myntra’s expansion of AI across merchant, shopper and supply-chain workflows makes capabilities in catalogue automation, fit intelligence, conversational commerce and retail planning strategically relevant partnership or acquisition targets.

What to watch

  • Reported change in seller activation, active seller count and time-to-first-sale after AI onboarding deployment.
  • Conversion, repeat-order and return-rate movement for users exposed to fit and personalization tools.
  • Evidence that catalogue automation improves listing completeness without increasing customer complaints or return reasons.
  • Fulfilment metrics: inventory turns, stock-out rates, markdown intensity and delivery promise accuracy.
  • Competitive AI product launches from Ajio, Amazon Fashion, Flipkart and fashion-enablement SaaS providers.
  • Seller concerns, consumer-protection scrutiny or IP disputes related to AI-generated product content and recommendations.
  • Expand AI-assisted listing creation into multilingual seller workflows, image generation, attribute extraction and pricing recommendations.
  • Tie fit recommendation models to returns reduction, exchange behavior and size-specific inventory allocation.
  • Use demand forecasting to improve regional assortment placement and reduce stock-outs, markdowns and delivery times.
  • Package AI tools as differentiated seller services, potentially creating tiered monetization or preferred-placement incentives.
  • Increase human-in-the-loop QA, disclosure controls and brand-protection processes for generated catalogues and support interactions.