Start with the outcome, not the tool

What do you need to do?

All of it runs on a free account - five listings a month, no card, one click to make. Put in what you already have and Optimlister will choose the right path. Or browse the five moments in a listing's life. Your power tools remain available underneath.

You do not need to choose a tool.Product name · listing URL · marketplace notice

Free without an account: Listing roast · Fee calculator · Title checker · Hall of Flame · API docs · Your data

Not sure which ones you need?
Recipes run several tools on one set of inputs - launch a product, rescue a flagged listing, audit one you already have.

One team of 71 tools in five moments, in the order a listing lives them. Open a moment, or search.

How it is charged

Writing tools spend your monthly listings. Photo and video tools use credits, because they cost real money to generate. Calculators, exports and checkers are free and always will be. Every tool says what it costs before you run it, and nothing is charged if it fails.

See it work

Three steps, and what each one actually produces - words, pictures and video.

1
Give it what you have
A listing, a link, a photo, a product name, or the email a marketplace just sent you.
2
It writes, draws and checks, per marketplace
Six different listings and the images to go with them, each to that marketplace's limits and rules, with measured keywords behind the words.
3
You publish; it keeps watching
Files, exact fields or one-click fill; then daily rank, price and listing-health watch.
One product, six listingsExample · kids insulated bottle · pictures made by Optimlister
Why each version differs: every card is written fresh to the rule printed on it - Amazon now uses a 75-character Item name plus 125-character Item Highlights and benefit bullets, Etsy uses buyer-friendly titles and up to 13 tags, eBay uses item specifics, and Walmart uses structured attributes. The meter under each title shows how much of that marketplace's title limit the example uses. Every asset here is a real generator output with its exact cost - see the receipts.
Example Amazon image for the kids insulated bottle
Amazon75-char Item name · 125-char highlights · 5 bullets
Kids Insulated Water Bottle 14 oz, Leakproof Straw Lid
  • Double-wall stainless steel keeps water cold 12 hours
  • Leakproof straw lid - backpack safe
  • Carry handle sized for small hands
Example Etsy image for the kids insulated bottle
Etsy140 chars · 13 tags · lifestyle first
Kids Water Bottle 14 oz - Insulated Stainless Steel with Straw Lid, Back to School Gift
kids bottleback to schoolinsulatedstraw lidtoddler gift+8
Example eBay image for the kids insulated bottle
eBay80 chars · item specifics
Kids Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle 14oz Leakproof Straw Lid NEW
  • Material: Stainless Steel
  • Capacity: 14 oz
  • Lid: Leakproof straw
  • Condition: New
Example Walmart image for the kids insulated bottle
Walmart75 chars · key features · white main image
Kids Insulated Water Bottle, 14 oz, Stainless Steel, Leakproof Straw
  • Keeps drinks cold 12 hours
  • Leakproof straw lid with handle
  • Fits lunchbox side pockets
Example Shopify image for the kids insulated bottle
Shopify70-char SEO title · tags · alt text
Kids Insulated Water Bottle 14 oz | Straw Lid
kidsbottleinsulatedschool
Example TikTok Shop image for the kids insulated bottle
TikTok Shop255 chars · attributes · video first
Kids Insulated Water Bottle 14 oz with Leakproof Straw Lid - Survives the Bottom of Every Backpack and Keeps Water Cold Until Pickup
  • Material: Stainless Steel
  • Capacity: 14 oz
  • Hook line for the video caption
Same product, six different texts and the right picture for each - white main image where the marketplace demands it, lifestyle where buyers browse by feel, the infographic where video and scroll do the selling. Bars show how much of the title limit is used.
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