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Listing writer

Etsy titles and tags, written from your photos

A readable title instead of a keyword pile, a warm but factual description, and all 13 tags, each within Etsy's 20 characters.

What it writes

Ready to paste into the listing

  • A title of up to 140 characters a shopper can actually read
  • Thirteen different tags of up to 20 characters each, without unconfirmed words like “gemstone” or “sterling”
  • A description and condition note, plus item details marked “check” where they were inferred

Honest by design

It only says what it can see

  • Tags and titles follow the same honesty rule as the description: no material, stone or brand it can't confirm.
  • For handmade items, add what you know in the notes (materials, size, how it's made). The writer trusts your notes over the photos.

A real example

One photo in, a listing out

Written for eBay from this one photo on October 19, 2026, with no notes added. Nothing has been edited, including what it couldn’t confirm.

Brown lace-up shoes on a wooden floor

Title

Brown Lace-Up Derby Shoes Square Toe Black Sole Formal Dress Shoes

Description

Pair of brown lace-up derby-style dress shoes with a squared toe, matching brown laces, tonal top stitching and a black sole and heel. The uppers have a smooth, polished finish. The photo shows no obvious scuffs or marks on the uppers. The soles, heels and insides are not shown, so their condition is not confirmed here. Included: one pair of shoes.

Item specifics

Type
Dress shoes
Style
Derby, lace-up · check
Colour
Brown
Sole colour
Black
Toe shape
Square
Closure
Lace-up
Department
Men · check

Condition

Very good. The photo shows no visible wear on the uppers. Soles, heels and linings are not pictured, so their wear cannot be judged from the photo.

Check before you publish

Brand · Size (UK/EU) · Material of upper and sole · Men's or women's · New or used? · Condition of soles, heels and linings · Original box included?

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