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im2lazy is an autopilot for Etsy sellers of digital products. Every day it researches trending niches, designs an original digital product, writes the SEO title, tags and description, and publishes a draft listing to your Etsy shop. You review the draft, hit publish and go back to napping.

One credit buys one fully generated product: trend research, the design itself, mockup images, SEO copy and an Etsy draft listing. If a generation fails along the way, the credit is automatically returned to your wallet. You only pay for products that actually get made.

Three one-time credits, no card required. All three can be used on day one, so you can connect your shop in the morning and judge the results over lunch.

No. The engine handles the design, the mockups and the copy. Your job is taste: look at the draft, tweak anything you like in Etsy's shop manager, then publish or delete. If you can judge a poster, you are qualified.

About three minutes. Connect your Etsy shop with one OAuth click, pick a few niche keywords (or tap a ready-made pack), then press the big button. The first run starts within minutes and drafts roll into your shop as they finish.

im2lazy publishes to your own shop through Etsy's official API and creates drafts by default, so nothing goes live without you. We enforce a trademark blacklist and append the AI disclosure Etsy's Creativity Standards expect. You remain responsible for your listings; im2lazy is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Etsy, Inc.

Yes, always. Every listing published through im2lazy automatically includes an AI-assistance disclosure in its description. It cannot be disabled. Honest shops sleep better.

You do. Products are generated for your shop and published under your Etsy account. We do not resell your designs or list them anywhere else.

A platform-wide blacklist blocks branded and trademarked terms from entering the trend pipeline. It is a strong filter, not a legal guarantee, so keep an eye on your drafts; you know your niche better than any list.

Yes. Drafts land in your Etsy shop manager like any listing you made yourself: change the title, price, tags, images or description, then activate whenever you are ready. Auto-publish exists for the truly lazy, but it is off by default.

Every plan runs the same engine; they differ in credits and extras. Starter grants 30 credits a month, Growth 80 plus listing videos and a Pinterest queue, Pro 200 plus hourly order sync and a custom run hour. Yearly plans cost roughly two months less and receive their credits as a monthly drip over the year. Credits are wallet-based and survive plan changes.

Yes, one click in the billing portal. Your plan and remaining credits keep working until the end of the period you already paid for. No clawbacks, no lock-in, no guilt trip.

If you have not used any credits from a purchase, you can request a full refund within 14 days. The exact rules live in our refund policy.

The engine simply pauses; nothing breaks and nothing is deleted. Your listings and drafts stay where they are. Top up with a credit pack, upgrade, or wait for your monthly renewal and the sloth wakes up again.

Digital downloads: printable wall art and similar flat digital products, delivered as high-resolution files with a small delivery guide for buyers. No physical products and no print-on-demand fulfilment, so there is nothing to ship and nothing to restock.

On Growth and Pro plans, listings get an auto-generated video and every product adds a ready-to-post pin to your Pinterest drip queue. Free and Starter stick to images.

It is an estimate, and we label it that way in the app. Demand, competition and median prices are modelled from public signals, not from Etsy's private analytics. Treat them as directional: great for choosing between niches, not for accounting.

You can run im2lazy from any country where Etsy lets you sell. Generated listings are currently written in English, which is where most digital download demand lives. More listing languages are on the roadmap, somewhere after the sloth's next nap.