Screpy’s AI product description generator turns supplied product facts into three copy alternatives, each with a short paragraph and feature bullets. Use it to find clearer wording for a product page without starting from a blank document. The tool drafts from your text; it does not inspect the product or verify its performance. Choose a version only after checking every specification and implied promise.
Supply facts a shopper can use
Enter a product name of 2–200 characters and 20–4,000 characters of verified facts. Useful details include the exact variant, materials, dimensions, capacity, included items and care instructions. “Premium and amazing” gives the tool less to work with than a precise specification. Describe only the product you are preparing to list, not several variants with conflicting details.
The tool does not open product URLs or analyze photos. Paste the relevant information as text. If you know a benefit from reliable product documentation or testing, state that evidence-backed fact explicitly; do not expect a material or design feature to establish performance by itself.
If there is not enough information to support three distinct factual bullets, the tool can ask for more context instead of producing descriptions. Add confirmed details rather than filler or assumptions. A longer input is useful only when its information is accurate and relevant.
Compare three descriptions without ranking them
Options offers 11 output languages and three tones: professional, conversational and persuasive. You can add an audience of up to 200 characters and a target keyword of up to 100. Use these to shape the wording for your reader, without changing the underlying specifications.
Each of the three alternatives contains one paragraph of up to 600 characters and exactly three feature bullets, each up to 100 characters. These are output limits of this tool, not a universal length recommendation for product pages.
The first alternative is not a predicted conversion winner. Compare clarity, factual completeness and fit with the rest of your page. A persuasive version can emphasize a verified feature; it should not add a guarantee, certification or delivery promise. Pick the draft that communicates the product most accurately, then edit anything that sounds generic or overstated.
Separate product facts from invented benefits
Imagine the supplied facts describe a fictional bottle: 500 ml capacity, stainless steel body, screw cap and hand wash only. The table below is an editing exercise, not an actual tool result or a tested product review.
| Supplied fact | Supported wording | Unsupported addition |
|---|---|---|
| Stainless steel body | A bottle with a stainless steel body. | Keeps drinks cold for 24 hours. |
| Screw cap | Includes a screw cap. | Completely leakproof in every bag. |
| Hand wash only | Hand wash only. | Dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning. |
A restrained paragraph could say: “This 500 ml bottle has a stainless steel body and a screw cap. Hand wash only.” It is less dramatic than an invented performance promise, but every statement can be traced to the example input. Add a genuine selling point when you have verified it; do not manufacture one to make the wording more exciting.
Read the paragraph and bullets together. A correct capacity in one place does not fix a conflicting claim elsewhere. Check implied benefits too: words such as “insulated”, “certified” or “sustainable” require supporting information, even when the rest of the copy is accurate.
Prepare the chosen description for publication
Before copying a draft, check three things: it describes the correct product variant, preserves important limitations and care instructions, and uses a relevant keyword naturally. Do not replace an accurate product name with an unrelated query simply to include a keyword. Review translated specifications, units and care wording with the same care as the original.
Copy one alternative, a selection, all drafts or Markdown, then place the chosen text in your editor. Keep the other alternatives out of the published description unless you intentionally combine and review them. For the separate search title and snippet text, use the AI SEO Title Generator and AI Meta Description Generator.
This is not a marketplace listing optimizer or a feed generator. If you reuse generated copy in Google Merchant Center, follow its description requirements, including the structured description requirements for AI-generated text. The tool does not create that feed format or validate channel compliance. A readable draft still needs destination-specific review.
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