FAQs

Yes. Any 10-character alphanumeric input is treated as an ASIN. The model infers the likely category and attributes, then writes the listing. Pasting full product details always produces a sharper result.

Amazon truncates long titles on mobile and in search results. Keeping the title tight and front-loading the primary keyword protects both indexing and click-through.

Result, Feature, Advantage, Benefit. Each bullet leads with the outcome the shopper cares about, then supports it with the concrete product detail that delivers it.

They are generated lowercase, space separated, without repeating words already indexed from your title, and within Amazon's byte limit.

No. Amazon requires the keyword contains-synthetic-performer in the dc:subject (XMP) field of any image containing photorealistic AI-generated people. Every image generated here is product-only — no faces, hands, bodies or human figures are ever rendered — so your listings and A+ Content stay compliant with no extra metadata step.

No — generation is open. Signing in saves every listing and image to your history so you can come back to them.