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Two new products in the Mockup tool, just in time for holiday listings. Beanie shows your design on the folded cuff: on a man or a woman, held, flat-lay or a clean product shot, with winter outdoor, cozy home, mountain cabin and festive scenes. Ornament is a round ceramic Christmas ornament you can show hanging on the tree, dangling from someone's fingers, in an open gift box, flat-lay among pine sprigs or as a studio shot, with classic, Scandi, fireplace, snowy window and rustic farmhouse Christmas scenes. Both work with every mockup engine, including FASHN AI, and cost the same credits as any other mockup.
One-Click Video is now AI Video Ads, and it does the whole job. Add your product photos (uploads or straight from your Gallery) and a few details, and the AI first reads the product for free: the text on it, the joke or message, who buys it and its real size. You confirm, or answer one quick question if it isn't sure, then pick square, portrait or vertical and how much motion you want. You get back a 15 to 20 second ad with scenes of people using your product at its true size, a voiceover with word-by-word captions, music made for it, sound effects and a branded end card. Images only costs 25 credits, Mix 45 and Video only 60, and every credit comes back if it fails. Not happy with a part? Quick edits change just that part: rewrite the script, swap the voice, get new music or restyle the end card for 5 credits, or redo a scene for 8. Every earlier version is kept, and you can switch back for free. The Video Editor is retired, since the ads come out finished.
Signing in now lands on a Dashboard instead of a blank design form. It counts everything you have made, designs, mockups, clips and promos, with how many came this month, and a 30 day chart you can hover for any day's breakdown. Your credit balance is shown as what it actually buys, so 1,120 credits reads as 373 mockups, 112 clips or 17 promos, with the date of your next monthly top up. Jobs still running get their own line, and your latest work sits one click from the Gallery. New accounts see a getting started page instead: the three step loop, then every tool with a plain description and what it costs, so nothing has to be discovered by spending credits on it.
Upload one photo of your product and get a finished, scroll-stopping promo — no scripting, no editing. The AI studies your item, writes a short ad concept, storyboards each scene, generates the shots and animates them, and lays in punchy on-screen text — keeping your printed design exactly as-is. It all lands in the Video Editor as a ready project you can tweak, with every image and clip saved to your Gallery. Pick 2 to 6 scenes and your shape (9:16, 1:1, or 16:9), then export a post-ready MP4. A four scene promo costs 65 credits.
The new Video Editor stitches your clips — the ones you made with Image to Video and Product Video, plus your own uploads — into one finished promo. Drop them on a timeline, then trim, split, and reorder; add text that animates in, a music track, and transitions between shots. Bring a flat design to life with a slow zoom or pan, pin your logo as a watermark across the whole video, and set it to 9:16, 1:1, or 16:9 for any platform. When it's ready, export a post-ready MP4 right in your browser — free, no render credits.
Image to Video now gives you a lineup of AI models so you can balance speed, price, and style. Seedance 1 Lite for quick, budget clips (from 10 credits), Seedance 1.5 Pro for cinematic quality, Kling 2.5 Turbo, PixVerse v5 with fun effect presets, and MiniMax Hailuo for lifelike motion. Each renders in about a minute at 1080p, and on supported models you can add a soundtrack for social platforms.
The new Image to Video page turns any image into a video the way you describe it. Upload a photo, write what should happen ("the camera slowly pushes in as steam rises"), pick the length and shape, and generate. First model on board is Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro — cinematic 1080p in 5 or 10 seconds — and you can even set a start and end frame so the clip morphs between two images. More models coming. From 15 credits.
New: Image to Video. Take any mockup — or upload a product photo — and turn it into a short, silent clip built for your Etsy listing. Pick a motion (a slow zoom onto the design, the model coming alive, a gentle orbit, and more) and we render it in about a minute, in the right shape, ready to upload. Listings with video get seen more, and now you can add one in a couple of clicks. Standard clips are 10 credits, HD 20.
The 3-credit FASHN AI engine no longer stops at on-a-model photos. Pick Held, Flat-lay, On a hook, or a clean Product shot and that is exactly what you get - no more surprise model wearing your hat in a "flat-lay". Photos also come back in the shape you selected (portrait, square, or landscape), so they drop straight into Etsy's crop without editing.
New mockup engine: FASHN AI puts your design on a real-looking model in seconds, front, back, or left chest, for 3 credits instead of 5. It is now the default for on-a-model shots, so your lifestyle photos cost less with the same one-click flow. Mugs and flat-lays still use Nano Banana automatically.
Credit top-ups now come in sizes that mirror the plans, from 100 credits up to a 2,000 pack for Studio-scale sellers who need a burst mid-month. As always, packs never expire.
Starter, Pro, and Max are all available now, and there's a new Studio plan for power sellers running 100+ listings a month (2,000 credits). Yearly billing still saves you money: it is now 3 months free on any plan.
The big one. LzyPOD now pushes complete, policy-compliant draft listings straight to Etsy: photos, an SEO title and 13 tags, a full description, per-size prices, and a size chart, with your production partner disclosed automatically. When an order comes in, it goes to production through your own CustomCat account and the tracking number is posted back to Etsy, so your buyer gets notified without you lifting a finger. Approve each order with one click, or turn on full auto.
The product builder: put a tee, a hoodie, and a mug in a single listing, each with its own colors, sizes, and price. Add a back print. The builder pulls real production costs and shows "you keep ~$7.40 (39%)" for every size before you list, so no more accidental one-dollar-margin products. It writes the Etsy SEO for you, generates a size chart, and lets you drag your photos into the order you want. A full listing in about 10 minutes.
Cleaned up the SEO under the hood: tags are trimmed at whole words (no more cut-off "gif"), the description is longer and structured the way Etsy indexes it, and materials, image alt text, and auto-renew get filled in for you. The photo step now nudges you toward the 7 to 10 photos that actually convert.
Lifestyle mockups got a big realism upgrade: brighter, even lighting and recognizable real scenes (cafe, office, street) instead of flat studio shots. Drag-and-drop or paste a product photo to start, and upscale finished art to a true 4K for large prints.
Type a sentence, get a print-ready, transparent PNG in under a minute, on two AI engines with a commercial license included. The lazy way to design products that sell. Everything since has been about turning that design into a shop that runs itself.