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Most descriptions open with what the product is, which the buyer already knows from the photo and the title. The sentence that earns the sale answers the doubt: will it fit, will it last, will it actually do the one thing I need. Put that first.
Premium, durable and high-quality are true of every product in the category, so they carry no information. The measurement, the material, the number of washes, the warranty in months — those are the sentences a buyer screenshots and sends to someone else.
Yes, with no account and no card. Paste what your product is and it writes the description.
Long enough to answer the buyer’s doubt and no longer. Two or three short paragraphs plus a specification list suits most physical products; a single paragraph suits an impulse item.
A description written for the buyer usually reads better to a search engine too, because it contains the concrete words people search with — the material, the size, the use case. Avoid stuffing keywords; it reads badly to both.
Yes, but vary the angle rather than running the same template. Identical descriptions across a catalogue look thin to a shopper and to a search engine.
Yes — services and digital products work the same way: name the outcome, then the specifics that make it credible.