Where a store draft usually stalls.
- A blank page, and no clear order for hero, offers and questions.
- Product descriptions that sound like everyone else and skip how delivery works.
- Generated images that look polished but do not show what the buyer receives.
What the agent drafts.
A first store draft
A simple structure with a hero, credibility, offers, frequently asked questions and a contact or checkout path, built from your source brief.
Product copy
A product title, summary, benefits, delivery explanation, frequently asked questions and call to action for one verified offer at a time.
Product images
Generated or suggested images for a product, based on a visual brief with subject, composition, brand feel and what must not appear.
How it works.
Write a source brief
Add your name, audience, the problem you solve, your primary offer, proof you may publish, tone, visual references and the one action visitors should take.
Generate the structure first
Ask for a simple store structure, then improve copy, then choose images. Working in passes makes errors easier to find.
Draft each offer
Use a fact sheet for one product with its contents, format, delivery, access, price and refund policy, and ask for one deliverable at a time.
Review, preview and publish
Check facts, claims, rights and links, preview the journey on mobile and desktop, then publish after a final human review.
Tell the agent what must stay true.
Name the audience's level of experience, the offer format, the tone, the claims it must not make and any wording you require. If you sell several offers, mark one as primary and group the others beneath it. If an offer is free, say so. If it is paid, give the price yourself rather than asking AI to guess price or discount terms.
A compact prompt pattern works well: Draft [asset] for [verified offer] for [audience]. Use [tone]. Include [facts]. Do not claim [prohibited claims]. Make the next action [action]. Then paste your fact sheet underneath.
Copy written for decisions, not hype.
A useful title names the offer and the audience without exaggeration. The opening tells the buyer what they receive. Benefits connect a real feature to a plausible use, and the questions cover format, prerequisites, timing, access and support.
You remain the seller. The copy should make clear that you are responsible for the offer, fulfillment, customer support, taxes and refund policy.
Images that match what buyers get.
Generate or review several image options, then keep the one that matches the product's real contents. Inspect the full-size image for distorted text, hands, faces, logos and stray personal details, crop it for the product card and detail page, and add short alt text.
- Prefer an accurate preview when appearance matters to the purchase.
- Do not show certificates, dashboards, results or member activity that do not exist.
- Confirm you have the right to use every face, logo and artwork in the image.
What to check before you publish.
- Store name, public URL and product names.
- Prices, delivery timing, access rules and refund language.
- Testimonials are real and approved, or removed.
- Every offer links to the right free access, booking, contact or paid checkout flow.
- No placeholder text or AI claims remain on the page.
Why draft your store with Tapmy AI.
A faster first draft
Turn notes you already have into a structured starting point instead of a blank page.
One brief, many pieces
Keep a reusable creator brief for bio, voice and exclusions, and separate offer briefs so old prices never spread between products.
Built around review
Each step ends with a check against your facts, so you publish only what you can stand behind.
What your plan allows.
| Capability | Free | Pro | Max |
|---|---|---|---|
| Build and publish a store with free offers | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Paid checkout | No | Yes | Yes |
| Creator-addable component slots | 6 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
A generated layout does not override your plan. AI generation availability can depend on plan and the current product configuration.
Bring the facts. Get the first draft.
Write one brief, draft your store and offers, and publish after your review.
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