Generate product copy with AI

Start with a fact sheet

Write down the facts for one product: name, intended buyer, the problem it solves, format, contents, delivery method, access length, prerequisites, price, refund policy, support route and known limits. Add a few examples of your own voice, and keep facts apart from positioning ideas.

Do not paste private customer chats, payment data, confidential client work or copyrighted text you cannot reuse. For a paid product, see pricing and plan details.

How do I draft the copy?

1. Open the product editor or the AI copy tool for the right Site and offer.
2. Ask for one thing at a time. A plain summary comes before headlines or variants.
3. Give it the fact sheet and say how experienced the audience is.
4. Set the tone and the exclusions, for example: practical, calm, no income promises, no fake urgency, no invented testimonials.
5. Ask it to answer five things: what it is, who it is for, what is included, how access works and what happens next.
6. Compare the draft with your fact sheet. Fix wrong facts in the source before asking for style changes.
7. Rewrite generic phrases in your voice and keep only claims you can back up.
8. Type in the confirmed price, access, delivery, support and refund wording yourself if the AI did not get those exact facts.
9. Preview the product card, detail page, checkout or free-access flow, and the post-purchase message.

Write for decisions, not hype

A good title names the offer and the audience without exaggeration. The first paragraph says what the buyer gets. Benefits tie a real feature to a realistic use and do not promise an outcome. The FAQ answers real objections: format, prerequisites, timing, access, compatibility and support.

Skip guaranteed revenue, reach, rankings or transformation. Do not add "limited" stock or deadlines unless they are real. And do not suggest Tapmy is the seller. You are, and you stay responsible for the offer, delivery, customer support, taxes and refund policy.

A short prompt pattern

Try: "Draft [asset] for [offer] for [audience]. Use [tone]. Include [facts]. Do not claim [banned claims]. Make the next action [action]." Paste the fact sheet below it. A good prompt is not long. It makes the unknowns visible.

A good result

• The copy matches the live product and how it is delivered.
• A buyer can tell if it fits, what is in it, what it costs and what to do next.
• Claims are supportable and the tone sounds like you.
• No placeholders, contradictions or invented proof remain.

If the draft is off

If it sounds generic, add real contents, your audience's wording and one true example. If it runs long, ask for a character or section limit once the facts are right. If it invents details, list the unknowns and tell the AI to mark them for you to fill in.

Availability and allowance for generation can depend on your plan and setup. Internal Creator Agent allowances are not public "AI credits," and reset, rollover, overage and conversion rules are not confirmed.

Next steps

Add visuals with Generate or select product images with AI, then do the final check in Review an AI-generated draft before publishing. If generation still fails after one smaller retry, contact Tapmy Support.