Product Description Batch Writer
Product Description Batch Writer: turn product facts into shop-ready copy.
Choose your product columns. Get titles, descriptions and up to three factual bullets per product, with the source rows preserved.
Try Product Description Batch Writer →1–4 AI credits per job · Pro includes 40 a month · see the credit cost before you unlock
Source
SKU,Name,Material BAG-01,Market tote,Cotton
Market tote
A cotton tote for your product catalogue.
From your source to something useful
Choose your source
Use a confirmed account. Upload at most 10 MB in total and select only the content you want processed.
Review a preview
Check a limited sample and any warnings. AI can make mistakes; source checks are not an accuracy guarantee.
Unlock the files
See the credit cost before you unlock. 1 credit = 1 small AI job; Pro includes 40 credits a month and packs never expire. Results expire after 24 hours.
Before you start
How should I prepare the CSV?
One product per row, with its name, material, dimensions and any feature you can verify. Select the columns that describe the product. A stock code on its own says nothing about what the item is.
What does it write for each product?
A title, a description and up to three factual bullets. Sparse input produces fewer bullets instead of invented benefits. Prices and identifiers stay in the exported table so copy can be matched back to the right catalogue entry.
Can I import the result into Shopify or WooCommerce?
If your CSV contains a Shopify Handle or WooCommerce SKU column, a shop-style export may be included. Run the shop's own import preview before updating existing products, especially where variants share a handle, and keep an untouched copy of your original export.
How many products fit in one batch and what does it cost?
Up to fifty products per job. The cost runs from 1 to 4 AI credits; the tier changes above ten products and the exact figure is shown before you unlock the files.
Do I still need to read the generated copy?
Yes. Check titles for the correct variant and descriptions for claims your source rows do not support. Start with a handful of representative products before running a larger catalogue.
Prepare a product CSV that gives the writer real facts
Use one product per row and include its name, material, dimensions and any features you can verify. Select the columns that describe the product; an internal stock code alone does not explain what makes it useful. Keep prices and identifiers in separate columns. They remain available in the exported table, so generated copy can be matched back to the correct catalogue entry.
Start with a few representative products before processing a larger catalogue. Review titles for the correct variant, descriptions for unsupported claims and bullets for repetition. Sparse input may produce fewer than three bullets. That is preferable to invented benefits. The writer does not research your products, certify their claims or publish directly to a shop.
If your CSV includes Shopify Handle or WooCommerce SKU columns, an additional shop-style export may be included. Check the target shop’s import preview before updating existing products, especially when variants share a handle. Keep an untouched copy of your original export. A batch can contain up to fifty products; the price tier changes above ten products and is shown before payment.
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