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DraftSprite prepares up to 20 mock-ups from your chosen saved line-up, one listing video, an artwork-specific title and description, all 13 search tags and a complete editable listing draft. If you do not choose a saved line-up, it automatically selects 10 ratio-matched mock-ups instead. For digital listings, DraftSprite prepares five buyer download packs covering 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, 11:14, ISO A. Each ZIP contains a print JPEG and a PDF with printing instructions. These buyer files are separate from the room mock-up images used to display your artwork. You review every part before deciding what happens next.

Create a free account, optionally choose one of your saved ratio-labelled line-ups, then drop in one finished JPG or PNG. If you leave the line-up on automatic, DraftSprite detects the artwork ratio and chooses 10 matching non-PSD scenes. Smart Fit is the default. Preview the result, or choose Crop or Fit if you want to preserve the original proportions.

No. You can start with your artwork and see DraftSprite's complete result first. Etsy connection is only relevant at handoff, and availability is shown clearly before you connect.

Both. Start with one artwork to learn the flow, or use the same saved listing setup for a collection. Each artwork still receives its own mock-ups, title, description and tags.

No. DraftSprite starts with artwork you have already made. It prepares the selling materials around that artwork and keeps your original design under your control.

The room mock-up library currently supports ISO A (A5 to A1) and 4:5 (8×10, 12×15 and 16×20). These are display scenes for your listing, not a limit on the print files your buyer receives. Every customer-facing scene is marked with its ratio in the Mock-up Library. For digital listings, DraftSprite prepares five buyer download packs covering 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, 11:14, ISO A. Each ZIP contains a print JPEG and a PDF with printing instructions. These buyer files are separate from the room mock-up images used to display your artwork.

DraftSprite measures the artwork shape and applies the matching ratio-labelled line-up automatically. If the shapes differ, Smart Fit can gently reshape the artwork to reduce cropping. To preserve the original proportions, choose Crop to fill the frame or Fit under More fitting options to keep the whole artwork with padding. Preview the result before continuing.

Preview how the artwork fits the scene. Smart Fit can gently reshape it to reduce cropping. For a proportional fit, choose Fit under More fitting options to keep the complete image with padding, or Crop to trim the edges and fill the frame. More room scene formats are planned, including 3:4, 2:3, 11:14, 5:7, Square. This does not limit digital buyer downloads: the five print packs cover 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, 11:14 and ISO A.

Smart Fit can gently reshape the artwork to reduce cropping and fill the frame without white borders. To keep the original proportions, choose Crop, which trims the edges, or Fit under More fitting options, which keeps the whole picture and may add white borders. Preview important details before approving the result.

Use a clear, high-resolution JPG or PNG. A file already prepared in the intended print ratio is quickest, but the artwork preview lets you position and resize another shape before generation.

No. Choose a saved line-up of up to 20 scenes and DraftSprite applies it in your saved order. If no line-up is chosen, it falls back to 10 matching scenes automatically. In both cases, the artwork is fitted into each prepared area for you.

Yes. A good DraftSprite scene keeps the room lighting on the frame, glass and artwork opening, including believable shadows, reflections and any plant or prop that naturally crosses the print. These are part of the scene, not flat decoration placed over the final image.

Each customer-facing scene has a clear ratio badge in the Mock-up Library. Filter by the artwork ratio when customising a line-up, then add only matching scenes. DraftSprite prevents an incompatible line-up from being used silently.

Yes. Put the strongest buyer-facing image first, reorder the rest and save that line-up for future listings. A particular listing can still be adjusted before approval.

You can use reusable shop footage you have uploaded, or create a short scene-based video from the listing's artwork. The choice and final media order are shown before generation.

DraftSprite analyses the supplied artwork and combines that with your saved product details. It prepares an artwork-specific title, natural description and all 13 search tags rather than generic filler.

Yes. The title, description, tags, images, video, prices, sizes and delivery details remain reviewable. Edit anything that needs your voice or judgement before approval.

It is the reusable group of product choices for a listing, such as physical or digital, sizes, prices, delivery and shop wording. Save it once, then choose it by name when you create another draft. Ratio-labelled scene choices are managed separately in the Mock-up Library.

It means the complete work prepared for one product: mock-ups, video, title, description, tags and your saved selling details. It stays editable and is not the same as a live Etsy listing.

The grade is a simple 100-point completeness check: tags are worth up to 30 points, title 25, images 25 and description 20. It is designed to highlight obvious gaps before you edit or update a listing.

A is 85–100, B is 70–84, C is 50–69 and D is 0–49. A higher grade means the listing passes more of DraftSprite's completeness checks. It does not guarantee Etsy search performance or sales.

No. The grade does not measure keyword relevance, image quality, click-through rate, conversion rate, Etsy search position or sales. Those need seller judgement and real shop performance data.

The image score rewards having enough useful buyer-facing views, not filling every slot. Five useful views earns the full completeness score; additional images can still improve a listing when they add genuinely useful information.

Build and review the complete listing in DraftSprite. Etsy draft handoff is available to approved connected shops.

No. DraftSprite never publishes a listing automatically. Where Etsy handoff is available, it creates a new unpublished draft only after you approve the final check.

Creates only new unpublished drafts after approval. Never publishes a listing automatically. Does not access orders, buyers, payments or reviews. Can be disconnected at any time.

Yes. You can disconnect Etsy at any time. DraftSprite keeps its own saved setups and drafts so you can continue your work or reconnect the same shop later.

No. DraftSprite is an independent tool operated by Ava Lily Studio. It is not endorsed or certified by Etsy, Inc.

You are. DraftSprite provides an editable starting point and practical automation, while the seller remains responsible for the artwork, product accuracy, legal checks, shop policies and final approval.

Every account can create five complete listing builds free, with no card required. Each successful build includes the full mock-up line-up, video and listing copy. It is not a cut-down demo, and no paid subscription starts automatically.

No. Your five free listings do not start a subscription. A paid plan begins only if you actively choose one after its terms and price are shown.

The public Help & guides page explains the main tasks before or after signup. You can also email hello@draftsprite.com and receive a reply from a real person.