Product Builder
A full product listing from a few photos.
Upload your product photos and Tasmin reads them — the colour, the mood, what it is — then, with what it knows about your shop, writes the title, description and tags. Ready to show up on Google from the start. You review every listing before it’s saved.
Your photos
Tasmin reads colour · setting · mood ↓
Oat-Glazed Stoneware Mug · Handmade
“A soft, oat-coloured glaze over hand-thrown stoneware — warm in the hand and made for slow mornings. Each piece is a little different, just as it should be.”
Written in your voice · ready for Google
Nothing’s saved until you say yes.
Start here
Start with what you already have: a few photos.
You don’t write a word to begin. Drag in the product photos you already took for your shop — the same snaps you’d put on the listing anyway. Tasmin looks at them and reads the things that matter, so the words it drafts actually match the picture in front of you.
- Drag in your photos Drop in two or three pictures from your phone or camera roll. No form to fill in first, no boxes waiting for text — just the photos.
- Tasmin reads what it can see The colour, the setting, the mood of the shot, and what the item actually is — so the listing it drafts sounds like this product, not a stock template.
- A line of context makes it sharper Photos alone get you a strong first draft. One quick note — “hand-thrown in Galway, 350ml” — gives Tasmin the facts it can’t read off a picture, and the words get better still.
It only works with what it can see. Tasmin won’t invent a size, a price or a material it has no way of knowing — that’s what your line of context is for. And it’s only ever a draft: you read every word and approve it before anything is saved to your shop.
3 photos added · illustrative
A sample read — the details are illustrative. Nothing’s saved until you say yes.
The whole page
A complete listing, not just a paragraph.
Tasmin doesn’t hand you a blob of text to paste in somewhere. From your photos it drafts every part of a proper product page in one go — a clear title, a warm description in your voice, the right tags, and the quiet wording that helps it turn up on Google. Each part is yours to keep, change, or send back before anything is saved.
Four parts, drafted together, all yours to edit:
- A clear title Says plainly what the thing is, so a shopper — and Google — can tell at a glance.
- A warm description A few honest lines in your shop’s voice, drawn from what the photos show — colour, setting, the feel of it.
- The right tags The handful of labels that help shoppers browsing your shop land on this exact piece.
- Findable wording The quiet behind-the-scenes line that gives this page a better chance of showing up on Google.
You have the last word on each part. Tasmin reads your photos and what it knows about your shop, then drafts the whole listing. You keep what fits, tweak a line, or send any part back for another go — and nothing is saved to your shop until you say yes.
Oat-Glazed Mug · Handmade
A weighty little mug in soft oat glaze, thrown and finished by hand. Holds a generous morning coffee and warms nicely in the palm — no two quite the same.
A sample draft · the words are illustrative · nothing’s saved until you say yes.
Sounds like you
It sounds like your shop — or like the listing you already love.
A new listing shouldn’t read like it wandered in from someone else’s shop. Tasmin already knows how you write — and if you’ve a product page you’re proud of, you can simply point at it and say “match this.” Either way, your tenth product reads like your best one.
Your shop’s voice
Learned from your brand voice profile and your existing pages.
Match an existing listing
Same rhythm, same structure, same tone — applied to the new draft.
The draft it wrote
Woven from soft, slubby linen that loosens lovelier with every wash. A runner for slow suppers and the table you actually use — unfussy, a little poetic, quietly built to last.
Sample copy — illustrative. Nothing’s saved until you say yes.
It already knows how you write
Tasmin reads your shop — your descriptions, your “about” page, the way you greet people — and learns your tone, so a brand-new listing reads like the rest of your shop, not like generic AI. That’s your brand voice, threaded through every word it drafts.
Or point it at a listing you love
Got a product page you’re especially proud of? Pick it and say “match this.” Tasmin mirrors its rhythm, its structure and its tone for the new draft — so your tenth product reads like your best one, without you copying a thing.
You read it before anything’s saved
The draft is yours to keep, change a line of, or send back for another go. Nothing reaches your shop without your yes.
No blank pages
Findable from day one.
Add a product the usual way and it quietly arrives invisible — a thin page with no real words, the kind nobody ever searches their way to. Tasmin writes the listing using the words your shoppers actually type, so the page is built for showing up on Google from its very first day. No separate tidying-up chore waiting for you afterwards.
- No blank pages A new product usually lands as little more than a name and a price — a page with nothing for a shopper to read and nothing for Google to go on. Tasmin fills it in properly from the start: a real title, a warm description, the right tags.
- Written in the words people search Tasmin reads your photos — the colour, the setting, what the thing actually is — and pairs that with the phrases your shoppers really type. So the page describes your product the way someone would go looking for it.
- Findable from minute one Because the words are there from the moment you publish, the page has a fair shot at being found straight away — no waiting weeks, no separate job to come back and do later.
Tasmin drafts the whole listing and shows it to you first. You can edit it, rewrite it, or send it back — and nothing is saved to your shop until you say yes.
An honest promise: this gives a brand-new product its best chance of being found by the right people. Where it actually lands is still Google's call — never a promise of traffic or sales, and we'd not pretend otherwise.
A thin page — nothing to read, nothing to find it by.
Illustrative — a sample of how the same product can show up before and after.
Built to be found from day one. Where it lands is up to Google — no guarantees, and results vary.
Bulk mode
A whole shelf in one go.
A new range might be ten products, or fifty. Rather than writing each page by hand, Tasmin can draft the whole batch at once — every listing in your voice — and line them up in one tidy list. You skim, tweak the odd word, and approve. Bulk speeds the drafting, never the approving: you still give each one your yes.
- Drop in the whole range. Upload the photos for every piece in your new collection together. Tasmin reads each one — colour, setting, mood, what the item is — and drafts a full listing for all of them in a single pass.
- All in one voice. Because Tasmin learns how you describe things from your own shop, the whole batch reads like one person wrote it — not ten slightly different attempts. Consistent, warm, and easy for shoppers to find on Google.
- You still approve each one. Every draft lands in a tidy review list. Skim them, change a word, send the odd one back for another go — then approve. Nothing is saved to your shop until you say yes, one listing at a time.
Tasmin writes from what it can see in the photos — it won’t invent a fact it can’t spot. A short note on the range (“thrown in small batches, glazed by hand”) makes every draft in the batch that bit sharper.
New range · Stoneware
12 products · drafted
- Oat-glaze stoneware mug · 350ml Draft Approve
- Sage-dip cereal bowl · pair Draft Approve
- Speckled side plate · set of four Draft Approve
- Blush milk jug · small Draft Approve
Bulk drafts the batch — you still read and approve each one before it’s saved.
You approve every listing before it goes live. Tasmin drafts the title, description and tags and lines them up for you — you read, tweak a word, or send it back. Nothing reaches your shop until you say yes.
The job you keep putting off
The product pages you’ve been meaning to write.
The half-finished listings. The products with a one-line description you always meant to come back to. The folder of lovely photos you never quite wrote up. It’s the chore that sits at the bottom of every to-do list — so Tasmin clears it: hand it the photos, it drafts the page, you approve.
Right now
- 40 products — half with no real description
- Photos sat in a folder for months
- Every new line is another evening of writing
- Pages too thin to be found on Google
With Tasmin
- Every product has a proper page
- All written in your voice
- Findable from day one — you approve each
Approve Nothing’s saved until you say yes.
Tasmin drafts; you approve every listing before it’s saved to your shop — edit it, rewrite it, or send it back, and nothing goes live without your yes. It works from what your photos show — colour, setting, the kind of thing it is — sharpened by a line of context from you. No sales guarantees; the writing’s done for you, the decisions stay yours.
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FAQ
Questions, answered.
Do I have to write any of it myself?
No — that’s the point. Upload your photos and Tasmin drafts the title, description and tags for you. You only need to read it over and approve it, or tweak a word if you’d like.
Can I edit the listing before it’s saved?
Yes — you approve everything. Tasmin only ever drafts. You can change the title, rewrite a sentence, or send it back for another go. Nothing is saved to your shop until you say yes.
Can it do a lot of products at once?
Yes. You can hand Tasmin a whole batch and it’ll draft them all in your voice — and you can ask it to match the style of a listing you already love. You still review each one before any of them go live.
Does it really work from just photos?
Tasmin reads your photos for the colour, setting and mood, then combines that with what it knows about your shop to write the listing. A line or two of context from you makes it even sharper — but photos alone are enough to get a strong first draft.
Will every product sound the same?
No — they’ll sound like your shop, which is the point. Tasmin writes in the voice it’s learned from your brand voice and your existing pages, and you can point it at a listing you already love and ask it to match that one. Consistent, not copy-paste.
Will the new listings show up on Google?
They’re written from the start using the words your shoppers actually type, so a brand-new product is built to be found rather than starting life invisible. Where it lands is still up to Google — but it gets a fair chance from day one. More on that on the showing up on Google page.
What about products I’ve already listed?
Tasmin can tidy those too — refreshing a thin or dated description into a proper page, in your voice. As always, it drafts the change and lines it up for you; nothing is saved to your shop until you approve it.
A finished listing, from a few photos.
100 credits waiting when we open · You approve every listing.