About Mirra
The listing is the last slow step between your printer and a sale.
Mirra is the listing department for DTF transfer shops. Upload a folder of designs and each one comes back as a finished listing: title, 13 tags, description, category and attributes, a mockup built from your own template, and print-size pricing from your shop. Push the drafts to Etsy or Shopify, or export a ZIP.
Built for the people who sell the film
Most bulk listing tools start from a catalog garment: pick a blank, drop your art on it, and someone else prints and ships a shirt. You are not that seller. You own the printer, you press nothing, and the product is a ready-to-press transfer. Point a garment tool at that and you get the wrong category, the wrong materials, the wrong shipping weight, and shirt sizes where print sizes belong.
Mirra starts from the transfer. Every listing is filed as a craft supply, priced by print size from your own size table, and shipped at the weight of a sheet of film, with the press and wash-care block already written into the description. One workflow, done well: designs in, listings out, drafts pushed. No design editor, no gallery, no team features.
What comes back for each design you upload?
Three things, generated together and stored as one listing you can edit before it goes anywhere.
You press. The listings write themselves.
Step 1
Drop in a folder
Upload every design you want to sell, fifty at a time if you like. The queue works through them while you run the printer or press orders.
Step 2
Look over the drafts
Each design comes back a full listing. Open any of them, change a word or a tag, or accept it as written. Nothing goes anywhere until you say so.
Step 3
Push or export
Send drafts to your Etsy or Shopify shop with one click, or download a ZIP with the images and metadata for hand entry. Then get back to the orders.
See it run, start to finish
Short, real recordings of the actual product: a folder of designs going in, listings coming out, and drafts landing in a shop. No slideshows.
Straight answers
Does Mirra copy other sellers' listings?
No. Mirra does not retrieve or analyze third-party marketplace listings. Every listing is written from your own artwork, and generated tags run through a trademark filter before they reach a listing, so brand names that get shops in trouble stay out of your keywords.
Does Mirra use AI?
Yes. A vision model reads each design you upload and writes the title, tags, and description from what it sees, plus the defaults your shop already carries. It never reads other sellers' listings, and it never sets a price.
Who sets the prices?
You do. Each shop keeps a size table: print size on one side, price on the other. Listings carry those sizes as variants, and the size guide in the description is built from the same table. Change a price and the next push says the new thing.
Where do finished listings go?
Three ways out. Connect an Etsy shop and drafts are pushed for you to publish yourself. Connect a Shopify store and products arrive as drafts too, unless you switch that store to publish on arrival. Or export a ZIP of images, metadata, and a CSV manifest for hand entry.
Where do the mockups come from?
From templates you upload once. Mark the print area on a template photo, and every listing for that shop is composited into it at 2000x2000 pixels or larger, background removed. The first line of every description says the garment in the photo is a mockup.
What does an account include?
You start with a free trial: 25 listings free for 7 days. No card required. After that, one subscription covers every shop you connect, with 1,000 listings/month included. Editing, pushing, and exporting are never metered. If the trial ends, nothing is taken away: your listings, shops, and templates stay, and only new generations wait for a subscription.
Have a question?
We read every email. If something doesn't make sense, or you're weighing whether this fits your shop, just ask.