How to use it
- Describe the app. Enter the name, choose the type and say who it's for.
- List the features. Add one feature per line, starting with the most useful.
- Edit the draft. Both boxes are editable — the counters keep you inside Play's limits.
- Copy into Play Console. Paste into Store presence → Main store listing.
What makes a good Play listing
- Short description (80 characters) is shown under your screenshots and in search. Lead with the benefit, not the brand.
- Full description (4,000 characters) is read by people and indexed by Play search. Put the most important feature in the first two lines — that's all that shows before "More".
- Use the words people search ("order cakes", "book a haircut") naturally, once or twice. Keyword stuffing gets listings rejected.
- Be accurate. Don't promise features your website doesn't have — Google reviews for misleading claims.
Templates are filled in your browser — no AI service sees your text. For the rest of the listing, see publishing on Google Play.
Private by design: this tool runs entirely on your device. Nothing you type or add here is sent to a server.
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Frequently asked questions
How long can a Google Play description be?
The short description is up to 80 characters and the full description up to 4,000 characters. The app name is up to 30.
Does the description affect Play Store ranking?
Yes — Google Play indexes the title, short and full description. Use relevant words naturally.
Can I use emojis?
A few are fine. Avoid emojis in the title and don't use them to replace words.