Free product listing maker
One product photo. A complete listing.
Upload a photo of your product, pick where you sell, and get correctly sized images — main image on white, feature graphic, lifestyle backdrop, size chart and a square social post — plus a title, bullet points, description and keywords written only from the facts you give. Edit anything in our editor, then download a ZIP and CSV.
For Amazon, Etsy, Shopify, eBay, Instagram Shop, Walmart.
How it works
- Step 1
Add your product photo
The background is removed in your browser. Your photo isn't uploaded for this.
- Step 2
Pick a marketplace
Amazon, Etsy, Shopify, eBay, Instagram Shop or Walmart. Image sizes and text lengths follow that marketplace's published guidance (check it before you publish: rules change).
- Step 3
Describe your product
Add the product name, what it's made of, sizes and the benefits you want to show. The images use your real product photo — it's never redrawn by AI.
- Step 4
Write the copy
With a free account, AI drafts a title, bullet points, description and keywords using only the facts you entered. Anything missing is left as a placeholder like [your warranty] for you to fill in.
- Step 5
Export
Download a ZIP with every image named and sized for the marketplace, plus a CSV (a generic one, and a Shopify product import file). Or open any image in the editor to change it.
Image sizes and text limits we use
Recommendations based on each marketplace's published seller guidance. Values marked "check" couldn't be confirmed against an official page when we last reviewed them. Rules change and vary by category — check your seller account before publishing.
| Marketplace | Images | Title | Bullets | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon | 2000 × 2000 px (check) | up to 200 characters (check) | 3–5, 250 characters each (check) | Search terms (backend): under 250 bytes (check) |
| Etsy | 2700 × 2025 px (check) | up to 140 characters (check) | — | Tags: up to 13, 20 characters each (check) |
| Shopify | 2048 × 2048 px (check) | up to 255 characters (check) | 3–6, 200 characters each (check) | Product tags: up to 20, 255 characters each (check) |
| eBay | 1600 × 1600 px | up to 80 characters | 3–6, 200 characters each (check) | — |
| Instagram Shop | 1080 × 1080 px (check) | up to 200 characters | — | Hashtags: up to 30 (check) |
| Walmart | 2200 × 2200 px | up to 150 characters | 3–10, 80 characters each | — |
Just need a cut-out?
Remove a photo's background for free, in your browser, and download a transparent PNG.
Questions
Is it free?
Making and downloading the images is free and needs no account. AI-written listing copy needs a free account and uses your plan's monthly AI allowance; you can always write or paste your own copy instead.
Does the AI make up product details?
It's told to use only the facts you type in, and not to add materials, certifications, guarantees or numbers you didn't give. When something is missing it writes a placeholder like [your warranty]. We also flag phrases such as "certified" or "waterproof" that don't appear in your notes. Always read the copy before you publish — you're responsible for what your listing says.
Are the image sizes and character limits official?
They follow each marketplace's published seller guidance where we could check it, and are shown as recommendations. Marketplaces change their rules, so check the current requirements in your seller account before you publish. Values we couldn't confirm are marked as "check current rules".
Is my product changed or faked?
No. Every image uses your own product photo with its background removed. Lifestyle images place your real product on a gradient or a photo backdrop from free photo libraries; nothing about the product is generated.
Can I edit the images?
Yes. Open in editor sends the images to our design editor, where you can change text, colours, layout and backgrounds. Saving designs there needs a free account.
What's in the CSV?
A generic file with your title, bullets, description, keywords and image file names, and a file in Shopify's product import format. Shopify needs images at public web addresses, so the image column is left empty there: upload the images in Shopify after importing.
Which photo should I use?
A sharp, well-lit photo of the whole product with nothing covering it. A plain background gives the cleanest cut-out, but any background works.