Create Etsy Seller Account
If you want to send your Shopify products to Etsy, you must first set up your Etsy seller account.
Etsy is one of the fastest-growing marketplaces right now. So, if you're trying to extend your Shopify sales to Etsy, Etsy Integration & Sync can help you with that. We allow users to send their products from Shopify to Etsy and manage the inventory and orders from one centralized place.
So. if you have not created your Etsy shop yet, please sign in or create an Etsy account.
To Complete your Etsy Seller account, please follow this simple step-by-step guide.
- Create an Etsy Seller Account Login:
Scroll to the bottom of the Etsy homepage and click Sell on Etsy.
- Scroll down and click Open your Etsy shop.
- Log In to your business’s email address.
- Set up your Etsy Shop Preferences:
Once you’ve confirmed your email address, click on the shop manager icon at the top right of the screen, shown below. The first part of setting up your Etsy store preferences begins with entering your shop language, country, and currency.
NB: Once this step is saved, you won’t be able to change the shop language; you’ll only be able to add languages.
Click Save and continue to move on to the next step.
Name your shop
Create listings
You need to create at least one listing during the setup of your Etsy shop.
Click Add a Listing to begin. There is a $ 0.20 listing fee for each one you create and for each renewed listing.
- Add your product photos.
You can also add a video of your product.
Enter the listing details of the product, including:
- Title: Name your product using keywords to optimize search results.
- About this listing: Describe your product in detail. It will also need to be categorized as handmade, vintage, or craft supply.
- Category: Where will your listing appear on Etsy?
- Renewal options: Choose how you’d like your listings to renew after four months, automatically or manually.
- Type: Your product will be either physical or digital. Selecting the digital version will swap your shipping options to uploading options.
If your product has features that are physically produced by an individual or company separate from your Etsy business, then you’ll need to enter their details into the production partner section.
- Section: These are similar to categories and help shoppers find you.
- Tags and materials: These are shapes, colors, styles, functions, fabrics etc.
Enter the price of your product and the quantity you currently have in inventory. For help on pricing your products, try this helpful Etsy article.
You can enter a SKU here if you use them. A SKU is made up of letters and numbers that can help describe the product type and its location in your storage system. See more about SKUs on Etsy here.
Clicking Add Variations allows you to add different sizes or materials of your product which your customers can choose from. You can also adjust the price and inventory quantity of each.
If your product can be personalized, such as by engraving or printing, enter the instructions that’ll be sent to your customers under the personalization section.
- Create a Shipping Profile for your Etsy Store:
For digital products, instead of entering shipping information, you’ll need to upload the digital file.
Once you’ve entered all of the listing information, you can preview your listing. If you’re happy with how it’s looking, click Save and continue.
You can add more listings or move on to the next stage of setting up your Etsy seller account.
Add your details and payment information.
- Fill in the following form with your personal information.
- Select the country where your bank is located. A box will appear to enter your bank account details, and Etsy will deposit payments into this account.
Set up billing
The final stage is to add a credit card. Etsy will charge the fees owing for your listings to this card on the first day of each month.
Verify your bank account.
Etsy will deposit a small payment into your bank account to verify the correct details. Start this process by logging into your Etsy seller account and following these instructions.
- Navigate to Shop Manager > Dashboard > Shop Advisor > Verify Account.
Accessing your Etsy shop manager
Once you’ve completed the setup of your account, use your Etsy seller account login to access the shop manager by clicking the icon in the top right-hand corner.
