⚡ Quick Answer
Etsy Chrome extensions fall into two groups, and most buying confusion comes from treating them as one.
Research extensions — EverBee, eRank, Alura, Sale Samurai, EtsyHunt — overlay data on Etsy pages while you browse: estimated sales, keyword volume, competitor performance. They tell you what to do.
Writing extensions — ListsGenie and ListifyAI — generate the listing itself: the title, all 13 tags and the description. They do the part the research tools hand back to you.
If listings sit unwritten, a research extension will not fix that. If you do not know what to sell, a writing extension will not fix that either.
The two kinds of Etsy extension
Install four Etsy extensions and you will notice something: three of them show you roughly the same numbers. Estimated monthly sales, keyword search volume, a competitor's listing age. The data differs at the margins, but the job is identical — they annotate Etsy while you look at it.
What none of that solves is the bottleneck most sellers actually hit. You know the product. You know roughly which keywords matter. What is not happening is the writing: 140 characters of title, thirteen tags, a description, for every listing, one at a time. A tool that hands you a keyword list has moved the problem, not removed it.
That is the split worth understanding before you install anything.
What each extension does in your browser
| Extension | What it does on Etsy pages | Writes the listing | Free plan | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ListsGenie | Writes the listing on the Etsy form | ✓ | Free trial | Writing |
| ListifyAI | Writes the listing from a photo | ✓ | ✓ | Writing |
| EverBee | Sales estimates, trends, keywords | ✗ | ✓ | Research |
| eRank | Keyword data, listing audits, competitors | ✗ | ✓ | Research |
| Alura | Product ideas, keyword finder | ✗ | ✓ | Research |
| Sale Samurai | Long-tail keywords, search volume | ✗ | Trial | Research |
| EtsyHunt / EHunt | Product database, shop analysis | ✗ | ✓ | Research |
| Roketfy | Keyword and competitor analysis | In-app, not extension | Paid plans only | Research |
Capabilities as of August 2026, from each vendor’s own documentation. Pricing is left out deliberately — it changes often; see the individual comparisons linked below for current figures. This page is published by ListsGenie, so read the recommendation with that in mind: it is organised by use case rather than declaring a single winner.
If you need research
EverBee is the most widely installed of these. Its extension surfaces estimated sales volume and revenue on listings as you browse, which is the fastest way to sanity-check whether a product category is actually moving. eRank is the deepest on keywords and has a genuinely usable free tier, which is why it is often the first tool a new seller installs.
Alura and Sale Samurai cover similar ground with different emphases — Alura leans toward finding product ideas, Sale Samurai toward long-tail keyword volume. EtsyHunt (now operating as EHunt) is built around a large product database and shop analysis.
One practical note: running several of these at once measurably slows Etsy pages, and they largely draw on the same signals. One is usually enough.
If you need the listing written
Two extensions do this. ListifyAI generates a title, 13 tags and a description from a product photo, and has a free tier of three listings a month.
ListsGenie does the same generation but completes it inside Etsy: you open the listing form, upload the product photo, and the generated title, tags and description are filled into Etsy’s own fields. Nothing is copied between tabs. It also generates in 10 languages, which matters if you sell into more than one Etsy market, and shows an SEO score before you publish.
Neither replaces research. Both remove the twenty minutes per listing that research tools leave on your plate.
💡 Which should you install?
Just starting and unsure what to sell: a research extension first — eRank’s free tier is the usual answer.
Product decided, listings piling up unwritten: a writing extension. That is the bottleneck research cannot touch.
Listing at volume, e.g. print-on-demand: a writing extension is not optional. Hundreds of designs mean hundreds of listings, and hand-writing does not scale to that.
Selling into several countries: check language support before you commit — most extensions generate English only.
Before you install anything
- Check the permissions. An Etsy extension needs access to etsy.com. One that asks for access to all sites deserves a second look.
- Check the last update date. Etsy changes its page structure; an extension not updated in a year will break quietly.
- Check there is a real company behind it, with a privacy policy and a support address.
- Install one at a time so you can tell which one is slowing your browser down.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Extension That Writes, Not Just Measures.
Upload a product photo on the Etsy listing page and ListsGenie fills in the title, all 13 tags and the description — in 10 languages.
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