One design in. Five frame-perfect ratios out. About sixty seconds.

Because together they cover every standard frame your Etsy buyer is likely to own — and Etsy listings that include all five rank higher and refund less. 2:3 covers 4×6, 8×12, 16×24, 24×36 (the poster classic). 3:4 covers 6×8, 9×12, 12×16, 18×24. 4:5 covers 8×10, 16×20, 24×30 (the most-asked-for US frame size, by a long way). 11:14 is the second-most-common US matted print. ISO / A-series covers A4, A3, A2, A1 — the European and Australian standard. If you ship a 2:3 only, you alienate every buyer with an 8×10 frame. Five ratios, one upload, no excuses.

Ratio Ready's wall art pipeline runs every input through a single AI upscale to a 10,800 px master, then center-crops the master into each of the five ratios. The result: each output is sharp at every standard frame size from 8×10 inches all the way up to 30×40 inches at 300 DPI. The minimum useful input is 1024 px on the longest edge — anything smaller and the AI starts hallucinating detail. If your image is already 8192 px or larger, we skip the upscale entirely and charge a lower no-AI price.

Five print-ready JPEGs (one per ratio) at 300 DPI, four lifestyle mockups composited from your selected mockup set, a 15-second 1:1 listing video for Etsy's video slot, a buyer-ready PDF that explains how to print the file at any standard frame size, and a 2026-shaped Etsy listing draft (≤70-character mobile title, semantic description, 13 intent-loaded tags). All bundled into one zip with predictable per-file naming so it works for both manual Etsy uploads and automation tools like Make.com.

If you bought every component à la carte from the standalone tools (AI upscale to 10K master 25 cr + 5 mockups 10 cr + listing video 15 cr + Etsy listing PDF 10 cr + watermark on each preview 5 cr + 300 DPI stamps 5 cr), you would spend about 70 credits per image. Bundling into Wall Art Pro Pack drops the total to 40 — about 43% cheaper — because the upscale runs once and feeds every ratio crop, the mockup compositing runs against the master in a single pipeline pass, the video + PDF render concurrently, and watermark + DPI stamping are included free. On Pro that's $0.40 per complete listing kit; on Growth it's $0.44.

Yes. The first custom ratio per image is free; additional custom ratios cost 5 credits each. So if your shop sells a non-standard size — say 5×7 specifically for greeting-card-sized prints — you add it once at no extra charge. Many sellers add a square 1:1 crop for Instagram preview use; that is a free add-on under the same rule. Custom ratios are configured per-batch from your saved ratio library.

If you bring your own PSD templates (drag-drop in the Templates page, up to 120 on Pro), the compositing engine renders them with the same smart-object fidelity as Smartmockups did — same blend modes, same lighting layers, same shadows. We also include a curated library of mockup templates if you don't have your own. Mockup quality at the file level is at parity with Dynamic Mockups; the difference is that Ratio Ready also ships the print files, listing video, buyer PDF, and listing copy alongside, so a single 59-credit batch produces a complete listing kit not just a single mockup.

Every output is platform-agnostic. The five-ratio bundle covers every standard frame the buyer might own regardless of where the listing lives — Etsy, Amazon, Redbubble, Society6, Shopify, your own store. The Etsy-specific outputs (listing video aspect ratio, listing draft copy with Etsy's 13-tag pattern) are bonuses if you sell on Etsy, ignorable if you don't. The print files themselves are vanilla high-resolution JPEGs at 300 DPI — universally accepted.

Yes — measurably. Etsy's 2026 ranking shift demotes keyword-stuffed titles in favour of semantic / natural-language phrasing, weights mobile-first titles ≤70 characters, and rewards engagement signals (CTR, favorite rate, conversion) over raw keyword density. The listing drafts Ratio Ready ships are tuned for all three: titles capped at 70 chars, descriptions written as prose rather than tag dumps, and a Q&A structure block that ChatGPT Shopping can actually parse (an ~12-month first-mover window, since most listings are not yet structured this way).

About 60–90 seconds end-to-end on a typical 4096 px input. The AI upscale to 10,800 px master takes the bulk of that (40–60 seconds), then ratio cropping is parallel and fast (~2 seconds), mockup compositing runs in parallel against your selected set (~10 seconds), the listing video and PDF render concurrently (~10 seconds), then the zip assembles and uploads to your storage. If your input is already large enough to skip the upscale, the whole batch finishes in 20–30 seconds.