Examples to make your own
Your idea
Blue ceramic mug, 300 ml, wide handle. Dishwasher and microwave suitability are unknown.
A more useful prompt
Title: Blue Ceramic Mug — 300 ml
Short description: A blue ceramic mug with a 300 ml capacity and a wide handle.
Full description: This ceramic mug combines a blue finish, a 300 ml capacity and a wide handle. Check the product label before adding any care or heating instructions.
Feature bullets: Ceramic body; blue finish; 300 ml capacity; wide handle.
Your idea
A5 notebook with a green cover, 80 lined pages and stitched binding. No recycled-material certification supplied.
A more useful prompt
Title: Green A5 Lined Notebook — 80 Pages
Short description: An A5 notebook with a green cover, 80 lined pages and stitched binding.
Full description: Use this compact A5 notebook for written notes. It has a green cover, 80 lined pages and a stitched binding. Recycled content has not been specified.
Feature bullets: A5 format; green cover; 80 lined pages; stitched binding.
Start with facts a buyer can verify
Enter material, dimensions, capacity, color and compatibility only when known. Put evidence for approved claims in the verified-facts field. A wide handle does not by itself prove comfort, and a missing care label must not become a dishwasher-safe promise.
Review all four editable sections
The title identifies the item, the short description summarizes it, the full description adds context, and bullets make confirmed features easy to scan. Copy only the fields your selling platform uses. Store and marketplace modes change presentation, not the underlying facts.
Check the draft against your product
Compare every claim with the item, supplier specifications and approved product records. Remove unsupported benefits, certifications and care instructions. If a fact is missing, leave it unresolved or fill it in after checking; the generator cannot inspect your inventory or photos.