Social media assets, already in your job ZIP

Not as a separate feature — and it deliberately doesn't need to. Ratio Ready produces the print files, lifestyle mockups, listing previews, and a 15-second 1:1 video for your Etsy listings, and those same assets are already in the formats Pinterest and Instagram use. Rather than bolt on a redundant "social generator" that would just re-render images you already have, the approach is to reuse the mockups and previews from the job you ran. This page is the guide to doing that well; the assets themselves come from your normal wall art, poster, or clipart job.

Pinterest rewards tall 2:3 pins, so portrait wall-art jobs are the strongest fit — they output 2:3 and 3:4 print previews and mockups natively, which is exactly the shape Pinterest ranks. The 15-second 1:1 MP4 also works as a Pinterest video pin, where motion earns more distribution than a static image. Square mockups can be pinned too, though the tall portrait assets will generally get more reach. Always attach your listing URL to the pin so the traffic converts.

Yes. The 2048×2048 lifestyle mockups are square, which is the native Instagram feed format, and high enough resolution to look crisp. Post the mockup directly, add your listing link to your bio, and the mockup does the work of stopping the scroll. The 1:1 video also drops straight into an Instagram feed video post. For Instagram Stories or Reels, which are 9:16 vertical, you'd need a different crop — the job outputs are square and 2:3, not full-screen vertical.

No, and the honest answer is that vertical 9:16 short-form video needs its own edit that Ratio Ready doesn't produce. The bundled 15-second video is 1:1 square, built for Etsy's listing-video slot and well suited to Instagram feed and Pinterest video pins. If Reels and TikTok are central to your marketing, plan a separate vertical edit using a tool like CapCut — you can pull the source mockups from your ZIP as raw material, but the final vertical cut is on you.

Yes. Every mockup and preview is derived from a 300 DPI print master, so when it's downsized to a social crop the result is sharp with no soft, upscaled look. That resolution is actually a competitive edge in a feed full of phone photos and low-res exports — premium-looking imagery reads as a premium shop. You never have to worry that a pin or post will look pixelated, because the source is print-grade before it's ever downsized for the web.

It's a good idea for anything that will travel far from your listing. Pins get re-pinned and screenshots get taken, so the more reach an image has, the more it benefits from your shop name on it. Run a mockup through Ratio Ready's Watermark tool first to add a discreet text mark. Keep your buyer's actual print files unwatermarked — the watermark is for the public-facing social image, not the file the customer downloads after purchase.

No. The mockups, previews, and video are produced as part of the wall art, poster, or clipart job you already ran and paid for — reusing them on Pinterest or Instagram costs nothing additional. The only place a credit cost enters is if you watermark an image through the standalone Watermark tool (1 credit per image), which is optional. The core idea is that social content becomes a free by-product of file prep you were doing anyway, rather than a separate line item.

They build a top-of-funnel that Etsy search alone doesn't give you. Etsy shows your listing to people already searching; Pinterest and Instagram put your work in front of people browsing, then link them back to the listing. Because the assets are already made, the cost of running that funnel is close to zero — you post a mockup with a listing link and let compounding reach do the rest. Over time a Pinterest board of your prints becomes an evergreen traffic source pointing straight at your shop.