How long does one Etsy listing take?

Listzilla is an app for Etsy sellers that writes your listings from product photos, makes listing images, and measures your tags against live Etsy search. The whole listing comes from one photograph, without opening a second app. Drop in a photo of your product: Listzilla writes the title, the description and all 13 tags, makes the shop images — background removed, the product placed in a room — and schedules the draft to go live at the hour you pick. No editor for the pictures, no keyword tool for the tags, no reminder in your phone to publish it yourself. It also reads the listings you already have and tells you which ones are not being found.

You connect on Etsy's own screen, so Listzilla never sees your Etsy password. New listings arrive as drafts, and nothing goes live until you publish or schedule it. A listing that is already live changes only when you press save on it, and Listzilla never deletes a listing. Photos you upload are deleted after 30 days. You can remove access at any time at etsy.com/your/apps. Every permission we ask Etsy for, and why, is listed on our Etsy connection page.

No. Listzilla is an independent product. The term 'Etsy' is a trademark of Etsy, Inc. This application uses the Etsy API but is not endorsed or certified by Etsy, Inc.

Yes, and it does not run down to nothing. Connect a shop and you get 30 credits, and 30 more every month after that, with no card asked for — enough to put a real listing through end to end and judge it on the result. A month's credits are for that month and do not stack up. 3 of your own listings measured a month, 5 competitors read, 3 drafts published on schedule, and going back to one you have already looked at never costs you a second time.

Those tools are best known for Etsy research: keyword data, competitors and sales estimates. Listzilla starts from your product photos. It writes the title, description and all 13 tags, makes the listing images, and saves the result as a draft in your shop. It measures tags too, and that part costs no credits. Many sellers use a research tool and Listzilla side by side.

Yes. The photograph is what it reads — the product, the material, the colour, the one detail that makes it yours — and out comes a title, a description and 13 tags. Add a sentence of your own if you like: whatever you type goes into the tag search as well as the writing, which is how a phrase only you would have thought of ends up measured against the market.

No, and you will not be asked to guess. Every tag arrives with its number attached — how many listings you would be competing with, and whether buyers type that phrase at all. You pick between measured options instead of hoping, and the handful we could not measure say so rather than pretending.