AliExpress product description generator

One comes from AliExpress's current posting API, one only from a retired one, and one is ours.

Title

218

AliExpress's current posting API: product subject up to 218 characters.

Description

60,000

Printed only by AliExpress's retired listing API. The current APIs count description modules, not characters.

Attribute lines we write

8

Ours: category specs as short name and value lines. AliExpress publishes no count.

An AliExpress buyer compares near-identical items from many sellers, often on a phone. The description is where a spec settles the choice: whether the hub drives a 4K screen, whether the tape fits the printer, what is actually in the package.

• What the item is, in the first line, with its model when there is one.
• Specifications, one per line, in the units a buyer compares.
• What is in the package, item by item.
• Sizing or compatibility notes, and only true ones.

AliExpress SEO, explained · AliExpress titles: the real limit

AliExpress stores a web detail and a mobile detail for each product. Its current posting API accepts HTML and dynamic modules in the web detail only, and says the mobile detail supports neither. None of the other platforms here keeps two descriptions for one listing.

A description built with HTML tables and images therefore reads one way on a laptop and another in the app, where most AliExpress buyers are. Writing plain text sidesteps it: one text, the same in both places. The retired API also refused @ signs and links to other sites in the description, and the generator leaves both out.

Every marketplace's limits, dated · Check a title against 218 characters

AliExpress's posting APIs have no keywords field, so the searched phrases have to live in the title, the attributes and the description.

• Title: product type, then brand or model, then the specs a buyer compares, each once. Our target is 150 of the 218.
• Attributes: up to 8 name and value lines of 60 characters, our shape for the category specs.
• Description: plain text, specs as lines, a package list and compatibility notes.
• A brand only if it is the item's own. AliExpress accepts only brands a seller is authorised for.

Write the whole AliExpress listing

Specs are where a generator's guesses do the most harm on AliExpress, because they are exactly what a buyer disputes. The example below has several worth checking.

• Refresh rates and speeds. The form said 4K HDMI. 4K at 30 Hz and USB 3.0 speeds were the generator's.
• Port counts. Three USB-A ports appeared without being typed in.
• Dispatch and tracking promises. Set them in your shipping template, not in text.
• Compatibility lists. Every device named has to be one the item actually works with.

Grade pasted AliExpress text for free

The title and the 0–100 score are free on every generation. The description, the attributes and the search phrases unlock with a credit. Sellura does not connect to AliExpress Seller Center, does not import from suppliers, has no search volumes and never sees your orders.

Plans and what a credit buys

On 24 October 2026 we typed one product into Sellura's generator, on a test deployment of the site, with AliExpress picked. The form is as it was filled in. The title and the description are what came back, character for character.

What to notice: plain text throughout, specs on their own lines, a package list and a compatibility note. The title is 130 characters: under AliExpress's 218 cap, but 2 over the 79 to 128 AliExpress recommends for local goods, so trim a word before you post.

What to check: 4K at 30 Hz, USB 3.0 speeds, the three USB-A ports and the dispatch line were not in the form. They are plausible for this kind of hub, which is why they need checking against the real one.

Since this example was written, the generator is told to take every number, standard and shipping time from the form, and it warns you when a listing still holds one the form does not. This example gets that warning for the 30 Hz, the USB 3.0 and 2.0 ports, the three USB-A ports and the dispatch and tracking lines.