Your next listing shouldn't take three days.
Stitchlist is a Chrome extension that turns your product photos into a complete Etsy listing — title, description, and all 13 tags — written in your voice, screened for trademark problems, and ready for Etsy's AI disclosure. You stay in charge of every word.
Where the days go
Ask sellers what stands between a finished product and a live listing, and the same three answers come back.
Writing titles and descriptions
Etsy rewards specific, keyword-rich copy — but writing it from scratch for every piece is the single biggest time sink sellers report. Many end up pasting the same boilerplate into every listing.
Choosing the 13 tags
Thirteen tags, twenty characters each, no wasted repeats of what your title already covers. Getting them right means juggling a keyword tool in one tab and your listing in another.
Fighting the photo workflow
Cropping thumbnails that won't center, uploading photos one at a time, redoing the same adjustment on every image. Sellers describe spending 2–3 days getting one listing fully live.
What Stitchlist does
Start from your product photos
Point Stitchlist at your photos and get a draft title, description, and all 13 tags written from what's actually in the frame — in your voice, learned from your best existing listings. You review and edit everything before it goes anywhere.
Screened before you publish
Every draft is checked against known trademarked terms before you publish, so an AI-suggested word doesn't earn you an IP complaint. Flagged terms are shown with plain-language alternatives.
Compliant with Etsy's AI policy
Etsy requires sellers to disclose how AI was used in creating listings. Stitchlist tracks what was AI-assisted and fills in the disclosure for you — correctly, every time.
No made-up revenue estimates
Etsy doesn't share other shops' real sales data with anyone — so we won't pretend to have it. Where Stitchlist shows a number, it shows the confidence behind it. No black-box scores.
Founding sellers set the direction
The first hundred sellers on the list get the beta first, a $9/month founding price locked for a year, and a direct line to the person building it. If Stitchlist doesn't earn a place in your workflow, you owe nothing — there's no payment until the product exists.
Fair questions
Is this allowed by Etsy?
Stitchlist is built on Etsy's official Open API — the sanctioned way for third-party tools to work with your shop. It never scrapes pages, never automates actions behind your back, and only touches your own listings with your permission. It is not endorsed or certified by Etsy.
Etsy is adding its own AI tools. Why would I need this?
Etsy's tools suggest tweaks inside individual fields. Stitchlist covers the whole loop — from photos to a finished, screened, disclosure-ready listing — including the parts Etsy has no incentive to build, like trademark checking and drafting in your established voice.
When does the beta open?
We're validating demand right now — that's what this waitlist is. If enough sellers want it, the first beta invitations go out within a few months, in signup order. Founding-price reservations are honored for everyone on the list before launch.
What does it cost?
The planned price is $14.99/month with a free tier for occasional listers. Waitlist members who reserve a founding spot get $9/month locked for their first year. You pay nothing until the product is in your hands.