Enter your product name and 3–8 key features. Get five benefit-first bullet points that follow Amazon's listing rules, with a character count and quick compliance check on each, plus backend search term ideas.
Five benefit-first bullets will appear here, each with a character count and a quick compliance check, plus suggested backend search terms.
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How to use it
Type the product name and 3–8 real features or specs, one per line. Optionally add the category, who it's for, your marketplace and a tone.
Each bullet leads with a shopper benefit, then backs it up with your feature — using only the facts you entered, with no promotional claims.
Review the character count and compliance badge on each bullet, copy one or all five, and grab the suggested backend search terms.
Bullet points sit in the "About this item" section, one of the most-read parts of a product page. A converting bullet answers a shopper's question before they ask it: it opens with the outcome they care about, then gives the feature or spec that proves it. "Stays Cold All Day: double-wall insulation keeps drinks chilled through a long shift" works harder than "Double-wall insulation." Clear, natural-language bullets that say what the product is, who it's for and how it's used also help Amazon's search and its AI shopping assistant understand your listing.
Amazon's style rules for bullets are strict and vary by category. Avoid promotional or subjective claims like "best", "#1" or "guaranteed"; leave out prices, discounts, shipping details and time-sensitive language; skip emoji and decorative symbols; don't write in ALL CAPS (a short Title Case lead-in is fine); never name competitors; and don't make health, medical or safety claims you can't substantiate. Most importantly, every fact must be true — invented specs or certifications can lead to returns, bad reviews or listing problems.
Many sellers keep each bullet to roughly 150–250 characters, but the right length depends on your category's style guide. On mobile, Amazon shows only part of the bullet section before a "See more" tap, so the first few words of each bullet do most of the work. Put the benefit up front, keep one idea per bullet, and order them from most to least important to the purchase decision.
Most categories allow five bullet points in the "About this item" section, and some allow more. This generator writes five, which is the standard most shoppers see. Check your category's style guide in Seller Central for its exact limits.
Amazon's limits vary by category. Many sellers aim for roughly 150–250 characters per bullet so each one is complete but still scannable on mobile. Each generated bullet shows its character count so you can trim or expand as needed.
No. It is instructed to use only the facts you enter and not to invent numbers, materials, certifications or compatibility. Still, always read the bullets and confirm every claim is accurate before you publish.
It's a quick rule check on each bullet for promotional words (like "best" or "guaranteed"), prices, emoji, ALL-CAPS lead-ins and length. It catches common mistakes but isn't a guarantee of approval — category rules differ, so confirm in Seller Central.
No. Your text is processed to generate the bullets and is not stored.
Yes, it's free with no sign-up, with a fair-use limit per hour. zonfy's full listing generator — which writes the title, bullets, description and backend search terms plus gallery images and A+ Content from one product link — is a paid plan from ₹749/month.
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