Product Description Rewriter

Supplier and dropshipping descriptions are written once and pasted into every store that sells the product. They're often keyword-stuffed, machine-translated and full of notes meant for wholesalers.

Google's guidance on helpful content asks whether a page avoids simply copying or rewriting other sources and adds substantial value of its own. A description rebuilt from the facts in your own voice is the start. What sets your page apart is what only you can add: your photos, sizing advice and experience with the product.

• Keeps the facts: materials, measurements, capacities and what's in the box. Numbers and units stay exactly as written.
• Drops the clutter: "100% brand new and high quality", measurement-error notes, screen-color disclaimers and repeated keywords.
• Leaves out claims you can't back up, such as health benefits or "military grade", unless your own notes confirm them.
• Writes new sentences rather than swapping synonyms into the supplier's, and doesn't reuse any run of five or more words.
• Adds a specifications list and, when the supplier lists package contents, a what's-in-the-box list.
• Translates as it goes. Paste the original in any language and pick your store's language.

• Check every spec against the product in hand. The rewriter keeps the supplier's numbers, including their mistakes.
• Add what only you know in Your own notes: how it fits, how it performs, what you tested. Those facts are used as given.
• Keep compatibility wording factual ("fits iPhone 15 Pro") and never present another company's brand as your own.
• Google Merchant Center asks for product descriptions written with generative AI to be submitted in the structured_description attribute. If your feed app sends your store descriptions to Google, check how it handles this.

To paste it, use Copy HTML. In Shopify, click Show HTML (the <> button) in the description editor first; in WooCommerce, use the editor's Text tab.