Visible facts
Details supported by the source image or the seller's confirmed inputs.
Seller resource
Draft listing copy from product facts you have reviewed.
Turn reviewed product facts into an editable listing title and description. Keep unknown details out, check the fields for your chosen destination, and decide what is ready to use.
Grounded copy
Listing copy should start from facts you can defend.
Start with product photos or artwork and confirm the facts you want to use. Lystiva drafts an editable title, description, and fields supported by your chosen destination. Review the wording and the actual offer before copying it or downloading it for manual use.
Editable draft
Adjust the title and description, then check any destination-specific fields such as tags. A draft is not a final listing.
Failure stays visible
If analysis is uncertain, the workflow requires retry or seller correction instead of invented copy.
Example draft: describe the mug, leave the gaps visible.
Illustrative title draft: “Speckled Ceramic Mug with Citron Glaze and Orange Handle”. Description draft: “A speckled ceramic mug with a citron glaze dip and an orange handle.” These words use the visible details in Lystiva's own mug method example, not a customer listing or sales result.
- Supported: the speckled body, visible glaze, and orange handle.
- Still unknown: capacity, measurements, and care instructions. Leave them out until the seller confirms them.
- Do not add “handmade”, “350 ml”, or “microwave-safe” because they sound plausible.
The seller still owns the claim.
Review materials, dimensions, variants, shipping, pricing, taxonomy, and every claim before using copy in a live shop. Lystiva does not guarantee ranking or conversion.