Your guide to content generation

Use single product workflows when you're starting out, testing content strategies, or managing a curated catalog with high-value items. Bulk workflows are better once you've validated your approach and need to scale across thousands and thousands of products in your WooCommerce, Shopify, or Magento store. Most users start with single, then transition to bulk as they grow confident with the tool's configuration.

SEO-optimized descriptions target specific keywords to help your products rank in Google and appear in AI search results like ChatGPT or Perplexity. Non-SEO descriptions focus purely on readability and persuasion without keyword targeting—ideal for private stores, password-protected catalogs, or brands prioritizing brand voice over search visibility. If you sell online publicly, SEO optimization is usually recommended.

Plain paragraphs work well for simple products or when you need maximum flexibility in tone and length. Structured templates (with sections like Features, Benefits, and FAQs) are better for consistency across large catalogs, technical products, or when you want search engines to easily parse your content. Templates also make it easier to maintain brand voice at scale.

Yes. You have full control over the publishing process. You can choose to manually review every piece of generated content before transferring it to your store or enable full automation where content is generated and published without review. Most users start with review first, then automate once they trust the output quality.