Poster POD. Drafted automatically.

It listens on a Make.com webhook URL. When Ratio Ready finishes a poster job, it POSTs the payload — listing copy, tags, mockup image URLs, video URL, and print-file URL — to that webhook. The scenario looks up your Etsy shop ID, creates a draft listing of type "physical" with your shipping profile attached, then uploads up to 20 mockup images, the listing video, and the print-ready file (consumed by your POD partner). Total run time: 60–120 seconds.

Posters are physical Etsy products — Etsy requires a shipping profile, who_made = "collective" (because a print partner fulfills), when_made = "made_to_order", and listing type = "physical". The digital-download blueprint sets type = "download" and skips shipping entirely. Module shape is otherwise identical: Custom Webhook → Get Profile → Create Listing → router with image loop + video + file. Use the right scenario for the right job type — don't try to push a poster job through the digital blueprint.

Etsy → Shop Manager → Settings → Shipping settings. Click the shipping profile you use for POD (the one Printify/Printful/Gelato fulfills against). The browser URL bar now shows the numeric ID at the end. Copy that number and paste it into the Etsy: Create Listing module's shipping_profile_id field in Make.com. Without this, Etsy rejects the draft.

Custom Webhook (trigger) → Etsy: Get My Profile (shop ID lookup) → Etsy: Create Listing (draft, type = physical, your shipping_profile_id) → 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 print-ready file from Ratio Ready and POST to Etsy's `/listings/{id}/files` endpoint — this file is consumed by your POD partner, not delivered to the buyer. Long Sleep modules between Etsy calls keep the scenario under Etsy's API rate limits.

Most POD integrations on Etsy (Printify, Printful, Gelato, Gooten) read the print-ready file from the listing's file attachment when a customer places an order. Some POD apps read from a Drive folder or a custom field instead — check your POD app's integration docs. The Ratio Ready poster bundle includes a print-ready PDF/JPG at 300 DPI sized to your chosen ratio (2:3 or 3:2), so any POD partner that accepts a print file at the right size will work. The Make.com blueprint attaches the file to the Etsy listing — what the POD app does with it from there is between you and the POD app.

Yes — Ratio Ready supports two webhook URLs per profile (one for digital, one for poster POD). Each finished job is POSTed to the matching webhook based on job type. Posters fire the poster scenario, clipart + wall art fire the digital scenario. The two scenarios run independently, and you can have both active in Make.com at the same time. We recommend it — most sellers ship both formats.

About 25 Make.com operations per poster listing (trigger + shop lookup + create listing + ~20 image uploads + video + file). Make.com's free tier (1,000 ops/month) covers ~40 automated poster listings/month. Ratio Ready credits: 40 cr per poster ($0.40 on Pro). New accounts get 75 free credits on signup — enough for two automated poster listings end-to-end.

Make.com's run history shows exactly which module failed and lets you re-run from that step. Most common failure: shipping_profile_id is wrong or belongs to a different shop — fix the value in the Etsy: Create Listing module and re-run. Other common cases: Etsy OAuth token expired (one-click reconnect), Etsy API rate limit (the built-in Sleeps usually prevent this). Re-running from a failed image-upload step does not duplicate the listing or earlier images — Make.com resumes exactly where it left off.