Designed for Amazon sellers. You get a keyword-rich title up to 200 characters, five bullets with benefit-led ALL CAPS openers, A+ description paragraphs, and backend search terms within the 249-byte limit.
Amazon decides who sees your product based on your title, bullets, and backend keywords. Getting those right is the difference between page one and page ten. This writes them the way top sellers format them.
Questions we hear from Amazon sellers. If yours is not covered, let us know.
Yes. Under 200 characters, structured as Brand + Product Type + Key Feature + Size/Color. That is the format Amazon recommends and the one that performs best in search results.
Five bullets, each starting with an ALL CAPS benefit phrase followed by a colon and a description. That is the format you see on top-ranked Amazon listings. It is what shoppers expect and what the algorithm rewards.
Yes. You get a string of unique, space-separated keywords that fit within Amazon 250-byte limit. No commas, no repeats of words already in your title. Paste it straight into the Search Terms field in Seller Central.
The model is prompted to skip common Amazon red flags - medical claims, superlatives like "best" or "#1", and category-specific restricted terms. Still worth a quick review against your specific category rules before publishing.
The HTML tab gives you A+ style paragraphs you can use in your Enhanced Brand Content. It is not a full A+ layout with images, but the text copy is ready to drop into the A+ editor.
Yes. The description is about the product, not the fulfillment method. Works the same for FBA, FBM, and SFP.
If the colors have different selling points (like a limited edition vs a standard), generate separately. If they are just color swaps of the same product, one generation covers the parent listing and you can adjust the color references.
