Shopify description generator

All three are about how the page shows up in a search engine. Shopify's help prints no length for the description itself.

SEO page title

70

The most the page title field takes, per Shopify's SEO help.

Page title Shopify advises

60

Shopify's advice, so the title is not shortened in search results.

Meta description

160

Shopify's recommendation. Its product help adds that past 320 the text might be cut.

On a marketplace, the description competes inside one site's search. On Shopify there is no such search to rank in. The description is the body of a page on your own domain, and the readers are the shopper who landed on it and the search engine that sent them. Shopify's SEO help asks for readable, unique phrases that include some of your keywords, which is advice for a web page rather than for a listing.

So the generator writes the opening for both readers. The product and what makes it different come in the first 160 characters, the length Shopify recommends for a meta description, and the rest covers what a shopper checks before buying: material, size, care.

Shopify product SEO, end to end · Shopify tag generator

Shopify is the one platform in this set where the text Google shows under your link is written in a field beside the description, under the product's search engine listing. Amazon, Poshmark, Vinted and AliExpress give you no such field: their pages are their own, and their snippet is theirs to write.

Shopify prints two lengths for it in two places. Its SEO help recommends 160 characters. Its product help says text over 320 might get cut off in search results. Write to 160 and nothing important sits in the part that may be dropped.

Check a 70-character page title · One product, a different listing per marketplace

Shopify's admin has its own writer: its Sidekick help lists product descriptions among what the Generate text icon produces. If one description for one store is the whole job, that icon is already in front of you.

• A 0–100 score on every generation, the same number every time for the same text, with one fix per weak factor.
• The SEO page title inside 70 characters and up to 20 tags of 40 characters, written in the same pass. Both counts are our shape: Shopify allows 250 tags of 255.
• The same product written for every other marketplace Sellura supports, each to its own limits, if you sell beyond your store.
• A CSV export of the fields.

Write the whole Shopify listing

Read the output against the product, then against Shopify's editor. Two things in the example below need a hand.

• The subheadings came back wrapped in ** marks. Shopify's editor does not turn those into bold, so delete the marks and set the subheadings bold with its toolbar.
• Processing times. The example promises 3–5 business days, a number the form never gave. Put in your own or delete the line.
• Claims you cannot back. Ethically sourced appeared among the highlights it wrote without being typed in.
• The meta description: copy the first sentence into the search engine listing field, and trim it to 160 characters.

Grade the listing for free

The title and the 0–100 score are free on every generation. The description, the tags and the highlights unlock with a credit. Sellura does not connect to your Shopify admin, does not publish the product, has no keyword volumes and does not track where the page ranks.

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On 19 October 2026 we typed one product into Sellura's generator, on a test deployment of the site, with Shopify picked. The form is as it was filled in. The title and the description are what came back, character for character, marks included.

What to notice: the product and its main benefit sit in the first sentence, short enough to reuse as the meta description, and each block answers one question a shopper has: why this wool, how it fits, how to wash it.

What to fix before it goes live: the ** marks around the subheadings, and the 3–5 business days, which nobody typed. The score does not catch either, because the score measures the listing's shape and words, not whether a claim is true.

Since this example was written, the generator removes ** and other Markdown marks before you see a description, and it is told to write a processing time only when you give one. It also warns you when a listing holds a number or a shipping promise the form does not, and this example gets that warning for the 3–5 business days.