QUESTIONS, ANSWERED PLAINLY

Upload your own artwork once. You get back a full Etsy listing: room mockups, a title, a description and all 13 tags, ready for you to check over before anything goes live.

We don't generate the art. Your design stays exactly as you made it. It's placed into a ready-made room scene and the listing gets written around it. If you want AI-generated artwork ideas too, that's what Prompt Creator is for, but the print itself is always yours.

Connect your Etsy shop, pick the room photos you want as your standard line-up once, then upload artwork whenever you're ready. Everything after that is automatic.

No. Choose your room line-up once in the Mockup Gallery. Every new piece of artwork gets placed into those same rooms automatically.

Yes, any time. Add a room, remove one, or drag them into a new order. It applies to every future upload from then on.

It's grounded in your actual artwork, your existing catalogue and real buyer-search patterns for your shop, not generic filler. You'll always see exactly why a phrase was chosen.

Yes. Title, description, tags, price, images: all of it stays editable right up until you actually create the Etsy draft.

Yes. It checks your real catalogue and flags a likely duplicate before you draft another one.

No. It's a separate tool that uses Etsy's official API. It isn't endorsed or certified by Etsy, Inc.

Never. Draft Nook prepares the work and shows it to you. You decide when, or whether, to send it to Etsy.

No. It keeps working in the background, and coming back to the same artwork picks up exactly where it left off instead of starting over.

A tool for when you know you want a new design but not what, yet. It suggests ideas based on your own catalogue (so you're not repeating yourself) and turns a rough idea into a ready-to-paste image-generation prompt.

That's the Prompt Library: a growing, categorised bank of prompt ideas you can search and reuse whenever inspiration is short.

Nothing right now. Draft Nook is in private beta. When paid plans launch, you'll see clear pricing first and nothing will start billing without you saying yes.