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Spec Sheet Builder
A clean one-page spec sheet, built only from what you type
Your product details, turned into a spec sheet you can send
Type the name, model, SKU, category and everything you know. It writes the sheet from exactly that — no web search, nothing invented — and hands back a PDF.
The product's marketing name as it should appear at the top of the sheet.
Manufacturer model or part number, e.g. 'AP-300X'.
Your stock-keeping unit / listing code.
What kind of product this is, e.g. 'Home air treatment appliance'.
Paste everything you know: dimensions, weight, power, capacity, materials, connectivity, warranty, colour, key features. Anything you leave out is listed as 'Not specified' — it will never be invented.
What comes back
PDF + markdownA title, an identification line for model and SKU, a bulleted summary, and a Specifications table — plus the two honest sections.
Anything you didn't mention is listed under Not specified rather than guessed at, and a Source note records that every line came from the details you typed. The PDF card appears first with the file name and a download link; the full sheet is rendered underneath it.
How to write the Key details box
Write in plain phrases, one fact per clause — "Dimensions 240 x 240 x 490 mm", "Warranty 2 years", "Colour: white". Units are copied through exactly as you type them, so use the units you want printed. Marketing claims you can't back up are best left out: the sheet repeats your wording, it does not check it.
Why it never fills in the gaps
A spec sheet is a document people quote back at you. Inventing a plausible CADR figure or warranty length would put a number on your letterhead that no one at your company ever approved. Missing fields are named as missing instead.