Fix once, apply to many
Forty products in one category all missing the same field? Answer it once and it is written to all of them. No forty-row grind.
Applied to 40 products · Handle type: Riveted
Marketplaces don't want your columns. They want their own category, their required attributes and their title rules. The AI listing builder does that translation product by product. Then it hands you a review queue, not a surprise.
Each product runs through the same chain. You choose the optional steps before the run starts, and you see the cost before you commit.
Your product text is matched against the marketplace's own live taxonomy, in the language that taxonomy is written in. You get the match, the runners-up and a confidence score. Not a black box.
Once the category is known, so is its list of required fields. The AI reads the columns you choose and fills what it can. It tells you exactly which fields it couldn't.
An SEO pass turns messy feed text into a compliant title, a readable description and bullet points. You can edit them before you publish. Nothing changes behind your back.
Selling German stock on Amazon Japan? The AI writes the title, description and bullet points in the buyers' language and keeps your original text beside it. Brand names stay as written, and a glossary on your folders fixes the terms you care about.
Background removal on every image slot, so your main image clears the strict pure-white rules.
More on the background remover| Material | Cast iron | from “material” |
| Diameter | 28 cm | from “title” |
| Non-stick | No | from “description” |
| Handle type | Couldn't find | Your answer |
Runs are paid in credits. So the sensible first step is a test batch you can read end to end.
You see the total before you start. If a product fails, its credits go back.
Ten products, a number you type, or the whole file. The cost updates as you choose. If your balance won't cover it, the run is blocked, not half-charged.
Progress streams live, with a running log. Close the tab if you like. It is a background job, and you can stop it mid-run.
Each product lands in one of three piles. Open a product, fix it, or re-run the AI on it alone.
Approved products become real inventory. Their images go into your media library, and the listings are sent to the channel in the background.
Any tool can guess a category. What makes a bulk run survivable is how fast you can fix the guesses it got wrong.
Forty products in one category all missing the same field? Answer it once and it is written to all of them. No forty-row grind.
Products already listed on the channel you target skip the AI and cost nothing. Re-running a file after a few additions is cheap.
Unhappy with one match, or it failed on a bad image URL? Re-run just that product. The rest of the batch is left alone.
What the AI touches, what it costs, and where you stay in charge.
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