A ready-to-paste Etsy listing, generated with your files

Two PDFs generated alongside your job. The listing PDF is two A4 pages: page one is a ready-to-paste Etsy title, all 13 tags, and a full description; page two is a product thumbnail, the file inventory for that download, and "What's Inside", "Perfect For", and "How To Use" copy blocks. The second PDF is a market positioning report covering the niche, buyer personas with example searches, seasonal windows, differentiation angles, and a 30-day launch plan. Both ship in the job ZIP and your Seller Kit.

Nothing extra when it's generated as part of a clipart, wall art, or poster job — it's bundled into the flow price for those job types. You tick the option and the PDF lands in your ZIP at no added credit cost. The 10-credit price only applies to the standalone listing-PDF surface via the API, for sellers generating a PDF without running a print job. For the vast majority of sellers, the kit is simply included.

It depends on the product type, because it mirrors how Etsy listings work. A clipart batch is one Etsy listing for the whole collection, so it gets a single collection-level listing PDF. Wall art and poster jobs produce one Etsy listing per image, so each image gets its own listing PDF and its own market report. You never have to split or merge anything — the kit matches the way you actually publish each product type.

Yes, and you should treat them as a strong first draft. The copy is generated from your actual artwork and fills every Etsy field with keyword-aware text, but you know your brand voice and your shop's positioning better than any generator. Paste the fields into Etsy, then tweak the phrasing, swap a tag for one you're testing, or add a personal line. The kit removes the blank-page problem; the final polish is yours.

No, and that's a deliberate design choice. The report gives qualitative positioning — niche, personas, example searches a buyer might type, seasonal timing, and differentiation angles — based on reading your artwork. It never prints fabricated statistics like invented search volumes or sales counts, because unsourced numbers presented as fact are exactly what makes sellers distrust listing tools. You get guidance you can verify against your own knowledge of the market, not a made-up dashboard.

It fails safely. PDF generation is non-fatal to the job: if the listing pipeline hits an error, the print files, mockups, and any listing video still ship in your ZIP, and the credits for the PDF are automatically refunded. You'll never have a whole job fail because the copywriting step had a hiccup — the files you paid for always come through, and the kit is a bonus layer on top rather than a blocker.

The listing copy is generated in English. If you sell on a non-English Etsy market, use the generated English draft as your structure — the title format, the tag set, the section layout — and translate the phrasing for your market. The market report's positioning and persona logic translates across regions even when the exact search terms differ, so the strategic guidance stays useful regardless of the market you list in.

Both PDFs are in the job ZIP you download, and they're also filed in your Seller Kit alongside the rest of the job's deliverables. For wall art and poster jobs the per-image PDFs sit inside each image's folder in the ZIP; for a single-image job they sit at the root. For clipart the collection PDF is at the root of the ZIP. You open them like any PDF, copy the fields, and paste into Etsy.

A separate AI writing tool needs you to describe the product, upload the image again, prompt it well, and copy the output back — a whole second workflow. The listing kit reads the exact artwork Ratio Ready is already processing, so there's no re-upload, no prompting, and no context-switching. It also outputs a print-seller-specific structure (file inventory, what's-inside blocks, Etsy's 13-tag format) rather than generic marketing copy, and it ships in the same ZIP as your files.