Free Etsy Listing Generator
Create high-converting, SEO-optimized Etsy titles and descriptions in seconds. Stand out in search results with crafted title, description and tags.
Ready to Generate
Fill out the product details on the left to generate your optimized Etsy listing.
Stop guessing what the algorithm wants. This tool builds Etsy-ready titles and descriptions that follow the official Seller Handbook best practices.
1Enter your product basics
Start with the "What are you selling?" field. Be direct.
Good Examples
- "Ceramic coffee mug"
- "Gold vermeil ring"
- "Digital wedding planner"
Bad Examples
- "Cute gift" (Too vague)
- "Cheap mug" (Focus on quality, not price)
2Add key details & features
Use the "Key Details" and "Special Features" fields to give the AI the specific facts it needs to build a keyword-rich title. Think: Color, Material, Size, Style, and Technique.
3Click Generate
The AI will instantly craft a title that puts the most important keywords first (critical for Etsy SEO) and a description that hooks buyers with benefits.
4Copy & Publish
Use the copy buttons to grab your Title, Description, and Tags. Paste them into your listing editor. Done!
Based on the official Ultimate Guide to Etsy Search
Listing Titles
- First 40 chars matter most. Searchers see this first. Put your main keywords (what it is) right at the start.
- Short & Clear. While you have 140 chars, concise titles often convert better. Avoid "keyword salad".
- Don't repeat words. "Blue mug, ceramic mug, coffee mug" wastes space. "Blue Ceramic Coffee Mug" covers all bases.
- Avoid All Caps. It looks like shouting and is harder to read.
Descriptions & Tags
- First 160 chars = Google SEO. Your first sentence is your meta description. Make it count with keywords and benefits.
- Use all 13 tags. Maximize visibility.
- Multi-word "Long Tail" Tags. "Gold ring" is too competitive. "Minimalist gold stacking ring" gets you found by specific buyers.
- No Repetitive Tags. If "Blue Mug" is in your title, you don't need it as a tag (though it doesn't hurt). Focus on unique attributes not in the title.