📏Triple size grid in every card
EU/UK/US conversion plus last width (D, E, EE) written into copy and synced with WooCommerce variation attributes.
Revenza writes shoe descriptions with EU/UK/US sizes, upper material, heel height, season range and care guidance. 500-5000 SKUs prepared for spring and autumn peaks.
Sound familiar?
Size shows 'EU 38' with no UK/US equivalent and no last width — customers with wider feet return the pair
Every size block lists EU, UK, US (men/women separately) and last width based on the brand's fitting profile
Upper listed as 'leather' without specifying full-grain, suede, nubuck or PU — buyers expect one price tier and get another
Upper, lining and sole materials are named precisely: full-grain leather, cow suede, nubuck, textile or PU — pulled from your attributes
Heel and platform height visible only in photos, never as numbers in the description — Yoast/RankMath flag thin content
Heel, platform and shaft height appear as cm values in both Short Description and full Description for SEO indexing
Season tagged 'for autumn' with no temperature range or lining info — support inbox fills with the same question
Season range becomes concrete: '+5 to +15 °C, unlined' or 'down to -15 °C, natural fur lining'
EU Footwear Directive 94/11/EC labels (upper/lining/sole) missing from product copy, even though they sit in ACF fields
94/11/EC pictograms and material composition are auto-inserted; REACH Cr VI compliance note added for leather lines
Care instructions for leather (impregnation, cream, drying) absent — most common post-purchase complaint in the category
Care section is generated per material: impregnation spray for suede, cream and brush schedule for smooth leather, drying rules
What Revenza does every day
1000
products in 1 hour
5¢
per description (Pro)
9
platforms supported
6
languages, one click
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REST API or CSV import. Revenza reads attributes, ACF technical specs, variations and existing photos.
Pick tone (sport, classic, streetwear), choose last width defaults per brand, confirm 94/11/EC labeling format.
400-500 SKUs per run. A 3000-pair catalog is fully rewritten in two evenings before the March or September peak.
Approve in bulk or per category, push to WooCommerce, regenerate Rozetka XML and Google Merchant feed.
EU/UK/US conversion plus last width (D, E, EE) written into copy and synced with WooCommerce variation attributes.
Distinguishes full-grain, nubuck, suede, eco-leather and textile — the same detail Respect-shoes and INTERTOP show on every card.
Generates lining type and °C range so 'autumn boots' and 'demi-season' actually mean something to the buyer.
Inserts upper/lining/sole composition labels and Cr VI ≤ 3 mg/kg note for leather SKUs — straight from ACF fields.
Short Description and full Description both hit keyword density, readability and schema.org Product fields for rich snippets.
Description format adapts to Rozetka.ua XML, Google Merchant Center and Facebook Catalog requirements without extra editing.
It reads WooCommerce attributes, variations and ACF custom fields — the same fields your spec sheet already populates. If a value is missing, the SKU is flagged instead of being filled with guesses.
Yes. Typical throughput is 400-500 SKUs per batch with manual review between runs. Stores with 3000-5000 pairs usually finish a full rewrite in 4-6 working sessions, well before the September peak.
Revenza maps your upper/lining/sole attributes to the directive's pictogram structure and writes the composition line in the description. You confirm the format once per brand and it applies catalog-wide.
Men's and women's US grids are different (a women's US 8 ≠ men's US 8). Revenza uses the gender attribute on each product to apply the correct conversion table, including UK and mondopoint.
Both Short Description and full Description are written with the focus keyword, semantic variations, headings and a readable Flesch score. Schema.org Product fields (material, size, color) are also populated for rich snippets.
Feed 10-20 of your best-performing cards as samples. Revenza extracts sentence length, vocabulary and structure, then matches it across new descriptions. Useful if you've built a recognizable voice like Kasta.ua's footwear section.
Connect WooCommerce, run a 50-SKU test batch this week, and see descriptions with full sizing, materials and care guidance — written for your brand voice.