Free maker tool
The AI isn’t the reason your listings sound like everyone else’s. A one-line ask is.
Nothing is uploaded. It runs in your browser, so your files never leave your machine — and it stays free.
Part of the Maker Toolkit: twenty-three tools that share one shop profile and one product list, so what you set up here is already known everywhere else.
Maker Toolkit v1.0 · August 2026
How it works
You fill in the facts about your product, who buys it and how your shop talks. It builds a structured prompt with a role, those facts, rules against inventing anything, the platform’s real limits, an exact output format and a final self-check. Paste it into ChatGPT or Claude. No AI runs here, and nothing you type leaves your browser.
Why it is built this way
Questions
Because a one-line ask leaves it to fill every gap with the most average answer it knows. Give it the real size, materials, buyer and a sentence in your own voice, tell it not to invent anything else, and the draft starts sounding like your shop.
A title can be up to 140 characters, and Etsy suggests fewer than 15 words. You get 13 tags of up to 20 characters each, using letters, numbers and spaces. An apostrophe or hyphen can sit inside a word but can’t start a tag. The prompt includes these rules and asks the AI to count before it answers.
No. Nothing you type leaves your browser, and no AI runs on this page. It builds the prompt text, and you paste it into the ChatGPT or Claude account you already have.
List the facts and forbid everything else. The prompt tells the AI to use only your facts, to leave a [bracket] where one is missing, and to avoid claims like eco-friendly, food safe or handmade with love unless you gave them. A final step makes it check every fact in the draft against your list.
Next in the workflow
These are not a list of everything. They are the tools this one hands off to, and they already know what you did here.
Free, and staying free
Eighteen of the twenty-three tools are free for good. If you want the generators that design the product, and the planner that tells you whether the batch fits your week, that is what the Hub is for.
See what the Hub adds