Digital downloads. Drafted automatically.

It listens on a Make.com webhook URL. When Ratio Ready finishes a digital-download job (clipart batch or wall art), it POSTs the job payload — listing copy, tags, image URLs, video URL, ZIP URL — to that webhook. The scenario looks up your Etsy shop ID, creates a draft listing (type: download), then uploads up to 20 mockup/preview images, the listing video, and the customer-facing ZIP file. Total run time: 60–120 seconds.

Any job type whose deliverable is a downloadable digital file: clipart batches (PNG transparent or JPG sets) and wall art (5 print ratios + bundled mockups + listing video + Etsy PDF + downloadable ZIP). Posters use the sister scenario — "Etsy Draft Listing — Poster Print On Demand" — because posters are physical products with shipping profiles, not digital downloads.

Custom Webhook (trigger) → Etsy: Get My Profile (shop ID lookup) → Etsy: Create Listing (draft) → router with three parallel paths: (1) loop over up to 20 mockup image URLs, downloading each and uploading to the Etsy listing photo slot; (2) download the 15-second listing video and POST to Etsy's `/listings/{id}/videos` endpoint; (3) download the customer ZIP from Ratio Ready and POST to Etsy's `/listings/{id}/files` endpoint as the digital-download file. Long Sleep modules between Etsy calls keep the scenario under Etsy's API rate limits.

No. The digital-download blueprint has no hardcoded shop-specific values. who_made is set to "i_did", when_made to "2020_2026", and type to "download". Both of these are correct for your own digital designs. If you sell vintage or want a different made-when range, edit the Etsy: Create Listing module after import — but the defaults match how most Etsy digital-download sellers list.

Same module shape, different listing config. The digital-download blueprint creates a listing of type "download" (Etsy delivers the ZIP to the buyer automatically; no shipping profile). The poster blueprint creates a listing of type "physical" with a hardcoded shipping_profile_id you must swap for your own. Use the digital blueprint for clipart and wall art. Use the poster blueprint for physical poster print-on-demand. You can run both side by side — Ratio Ready routes each finished job to the correct webhook.

Make.com's run history shows exactly which module failed. The most common cases: Etsy OAuth token expired (one-click reconnect in the Make.com connection panel), Etsy API rate limit (the built-in Sleep modules usually prevent this — if it does hit, re-run from the failed module), or a missing image URL on the Ratio Ready side (rare — refund auto-issues). Re-running from a failed step does not duplicate the listing — Etsy: Create Listing already succeeded, so the rerun only adds the missing images/video/files.

About 8–12 Make.com operations per listing (one for the trigger, two for shop+listing creation, ~20 for the image loop on a 20-mockup wall art, plus video and file uploads). Make.com's free tier (1,000 ops/month) covers ~80–120 automated listings/month. Ratio Ready credits stay where they are — 50 cr per wall art (about $0.45 on Pro), 10–100 cr per clipart batch by image count. There is no per-webhook charge.

Yes — it's a normal Make.com scenario. Common additions: a Slack or Discord notification after Create Listing fires; a router pre-filter by SKU prefix to send different shop sections through different scenarios; an extra module to set Etsy attributes (occasion, room, style) per listing. The blueprint is the starting point — modify freely.