Free beta · Built for Etsy makers moving to Shopify
SellerGlow imports your seller-owned Etsy listing export, uses the listing fields and source images it can read as review inputs, prepares titles, descriptions, tags, and alt text, and keeps publishing behind your review. Because Etsy exports omit personalization and other setup data, SellerGlow never treats an import alone as proof that a custom product is ready to sell.
Start with the maker job in front of you
One maker workflow
SellerGlow is focused on Etsy makers building a Shopify store—not on being another live marketplace-sync hub. The same source-grounded review model supports the catalog you already have and the new products you make next.
Upload the official Etsy listing CSV, use available listing fields and photos as review inputs, prepare grounded copy, review field by field, and create products as Shopify drafts.
Pic2List uses up to five product photos and your notes to prepare title, description, tags, alt text, and a reviewable Shopify draft.
Approval saves work inside SellerGlow. Publishing is a separate action. SellerGlow reads the product back from Shopify and keeps a supported undo path.
What SellerGlow does
Import is only the first step. SellerGlow keeps the original evidence separate from generated wording, asks the seller to own anything the source cannot prove, and makes publishing a deliberate decision.
Upload an Etsy listing CSV, select Shopify products, or start a new draft from product photos and seller notes.
Keep available copy, commerce fields, option names and values, images, and provenance separate from anything generated later.
Improve title, description, tags, and alt text without turning unsupported materials, sizes, prices, or claims into product facts.
Approve, edit, skip, or redo inside SellerGlow. A separate Publish to Shopify action creates drafts or carefully updates approved copy.
Open the real Shopify product, inspect read-back results, and complete any price, inventory, personalization, shipping, or digital-file work the source could not prove.
What Etsy exports—and what it does not
SellerGlow and Shopify start with essentially the same seller-owned file. The difference is not secret Etsy access. The opportunity is to preserve what the source proves, identify what it cannot prove, collect seller confirmation, and compare the intended product with Shopify's stored result.
Active-listing title, description, base price, currency, listing quantity, tags, materials, image URLs, optional SKU, and—on current exports—up to two variation name/value groups.
Structured personalization, digital files, shipping/processing profiles, dimensions/weight, inactive or private listings, and reliable per-variant SKU, price, inventory, or image mappings.
Source-proven facts and seller-confirmed answers can shape the product. Treat photo or description clues as suggestions until the seller confirms them; the current beta does not replace that review.
Review-first by design
SellerGlow keeps source intake, drafting, approval, and Shopify publication as separate states so the merchant always knows what happened and what still needs attention.
Bring in seller-owned Etsy data or Shopify products, then review the available fields and missing setup before changing anything.
Edit, skip, redo, or approve the draft. Approval saves SellerGlow work; it is not a Shopify write.
Use a separate Shopify action, inspect the stored result, and keep the supported undo path visible.
Features and billing
Eligible beta stores receive included credits. During beta, one successfully generated product result uses one credit; approving, skipping, exporting, or publishing that result does not use a second credit. Permanent paid plans and prices are still being validated.
Etsy CSV and Shopify intake, grounded copy improvements, review and focused redo, deliberate Shopify publishing, post-write read-back, supported undo, and Create from photos.
Pic2List prepares title, description, tags, alt text, photos, and a Shopify draft. Set or confirm price, variants, inventory, personalization, and production details before activating it.
A field-level Migration Receipt, governed merchant learning, seller-confirmed Product Briefs and family recipes, Personalization Essentials, test-order verification, and honest channel copy/export packs.
Trust and control
SellerGlow is designed for makers who would rather review an explicit unknown than discover a silent catalog or order mistake after a customer buys.
Product claims should come from the current product's source evidence or your confirmation. In Create from photos, image-derived details remain suggestions that you must check before approval.
Approving saves a SellerGlow draft. Publishing to Shopify is a separate action, followed by read-back and an undo path for supported changes.
Seller guidance can influence future wording. Deeper product-family learning is being validated and may never turn one product's material, price, or options into another product's facts.
Not automatically from the standard listing export. SellerGlow and Shopify start with essentially the same seller-owned file. SellerGlow can combine that source with facts you explicitly provide and read Shopify back after publishing. Image-derived details in the current Create from photos flow remain suggestions that you must check. We are also inspecting a consenting seller's broader Etsy portability archive, but we will not claim it contains richer fields until a real archive proves it.
Shopify provides a credible free importer. SellerGlow currently adds source-grounded copy improvement, field-level review, a separate approve/publish boundary, Shopify read-back, and supported undo. We are validating a deeper receipt that compares the seller-confirmed expected product with Shopify and verifies personalized-order inputs. That deeper receipt is not presented as shipped today.
Not today. Pic2List currently prepares copy, alt text, photos, and a Shopify draft. The next Product Brief experiment adds seller-confirmed price, option names and values, and a variant matrix. Until it passes validation, set those commerce fields in Shopify.
The standard Etsy CSV does not contain structured personalization. SellerGlow is validating a focused Personalization Blueprint for text, dropdown, and file-upload requirements plus a test-order check. It is not building a 3D visual configurator or promising automatic complex pricing in the MVP.
No. Shopify is the connected destination. Other platform content may be prepared as seller-controlled copy or export packs, but SellerGlow will not call those outputs synced, live, or published.
The current beta is free and includes beta credits. Paid checkout is disabled. Future migration-service and recurring-plan prices are experiments and are not active public plans.
