Hi Product Hunt 👋

I'm a solo maker and I built Mocklister after watching printable sellers do the same thing over and over: open Canva, export 40 mockups, then spend a whole evening pasting the same 13 tags into 40 listings. The result is 40 listings that compete with each other for the exact same searches.

What Mocklister does differently:

• Images in, listings out. Every other bulk tool I found wants a CSV of product names. Mocklister looks at the mockup itself (vision model) and writes the listing from what it sees, plus a one-line note from you when the photo can't tell the whole story.

• Tag spread. Each batch keeps 3 core tags shared and hands out long-tail tags once, so you cover more search terms with the same catalogue.

• Etsy's 2026 rules built in. Titles ≤15 words with the item named once, tags ≤20 chars, and a tag that only repeats a title word gets flagged.

• Drafts only. Nothing is published. You get a CSV today. Etsy draft push (mockup + alt text, you attach the file) is built and opens to Studio once Etsy approves our API access.

Pricing: Starter $19/mo (150 listings), Studio $39/mo (600 listings + Etsy push). No ongoing free plan: sign up for 3 free listings (no card), or run one without signing up at https://mocklister.com/try. Every payment has a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Stack, if you're curious: Next.js on Cloudflare Workers, Supabase, Claude Haiku 5.5 for vision + structured output (about $0.001 per listing), Paddle for billing.

I'd love to hear what breaks. Which part of listing printables still eats your evenings?