---
title: Generate a store with AI
description: Create a first draft of your creator store with Tapmy AI. Learn what to put in your brief, how to refine the draft and what to check before you publish.
lead:
  - Tapmy AI builds a first draft of your creator store from a short brief about your audience, offers and brand. Treat the draft as a starting point and edit every section before you publish.
tags:
  - ai
  - digital-products
source: docs/tapmy-wiki/pages/generate-a-store-with-ai--cc15f7a5.md
---

## What do I give the AI? {#before-you-start}

Write a short brief in plain facts. Include:

- your business or creator name
- who the store is for and the problem you solve
- your main offer, with price, delivery method, access length, refund terms and a contact route
- proof you are allowed to publish
- the tone and any colors or references you like
- the one action you want visitors to take

Leave private customer and payment data out. If the store will sell paid offers, check [pricing and plan details](/pricing) before you settle the structure.

## How do I generate the draft? {#create-the-first-draft}

1. Open the store creation or AI generation flow.
2. Pick the Site you want to build, or start a new one.
3. Paste your brief. Say who the store is for, what visitors get, how it is delivered and what happens next.
4. Ask for a simple layout first: hero, credibility, offers, FAQ and a contact or checkout path.
5. Generate one draft. Keep your original brief so you can retry without losing it.
6. Go through each section. Delete repeated claims, social proof you cannot back up and features your offer does not have.
7. Swap generic text and images for your own.
8. Preview the whole journey on desktop and mobile: offer cards, links, forms, checkout and what the buyer receives.
9. Publish once you have read it all yourself.

## How do I steer the result? {#give-the-generator-useful-constraints}

Tell the AI what must stay true: the audience's experience level, the offer format, the tone, banned claims and wording you need. With several offers, name one as primary and list the others beneath it. State clearly whether an offer is free or paid, and give the price yourself rather than letting the AI guess.

For a complex brief, work in passes. Settle the structure, then the copy, then the images, then test the buyer path. Small changes are easier to spot than a full regeneration.

## What should I check before publishing? {#review-before-publishing}

Check the store name, public URL, product names, prices, delivery timing, access rules, refund wording, contact details, links and any legal or consent text. Make sure testimonials are real and approved, you hold the rights to every image, and alt text is filled in. Remove all placeholder content.

A generated layout does not guarantee that every component is available on your plan or setup.

## What a finished draft looks like {#what-success-looks-like}

- A visitor knows who the store is for and what to do next within a few seconds.
- Each offer leads to the right free-access, booking, contact or checkout flow.
- The store reads well on mobile and has no placeholders or unsupported claims.
- You can point to a source for every important statement.

## When the draft goes wrong {#troubleshooting-and-limits}

If the result is generic, cut the brief down to one audience and one main offer. If sections contradict each other, regenerate the structure from a shorter brief. If generation fails, copy your text somewhere safe, shorten it, try once more and note the time and error.

The Free plan has six creator-addable component slots. Pro and Max have unlimited slots. An AI proposal does not change that.

## Next steps {#next-steps}

Refine single sections with **Generate product copy with AI** and **Generate or select product images with AI**, then run **Review an AI-generated draft before publishing**. For a repeatable error, [contact Tapmy Support](/help/tapmy-support) with your Site, a safe excerpt of your input, browser or device, time, a screenshot and the exact failure.