Create a price list in PDF, ready to print for the window display, the counter, or to send over WhatsApp. Tell us your products and prices, pick a style and paper size, and get back a list that's easy to read from a few feet away.
When a customer looks at your window display, your counter, or a photo you sent on WhatsApp, they need to understand price and product without asking you to explain. This skill builds a price list for your store from the product list you provide: names, prices, visual style, and paper size. It arranges the items into a print-ready layout, with the contrast and spacing that make it easy to read, plus a hierarchy that puts the right prices first.
It also highlights up to two anchor products, suggests categories, delivers a print-ready PDF, and keeps an editable HTML version so you can adjust one or two prices without rebuilding the whole thing.
You send the product list once, in whatever format works for you: loose text, one item per line, or a spreadsheet. The assistant confirms the prices, asks for the visual style (Clean is the default, the most readable from a few feet away), the paper size (A4 portrait by default), and how to organize the list (by category, alphabetically, or by ascending price). You pick up to two products to feature at the top and give the store name.
Once the data is ready, the skill calls the renderer, which returns a self-contained HTML file with a "Print / Save as PDF" button. You open the preview, print it from your own browser, and get a vector A4 PDF with no outside service involved.
Real examples of how this skill fits into a store’s routine to speed up decision-making and sales.
A clothing, shoe, or accessory store gets people who look in from outside but don't come in because they don't know the price range. You give us the products you want to feature, and the skill builds a list that's easy to read from the sidewalk. Customers understand price and category before they ask, and the ones who walk in already have a clearer idea what to expect.
A hardware store, stationery shop, or gift shop changes prices with every restock, new supplier, or weekly promotion. You send the updated list and get a new PDF back. You fix a price without depending on rebuilding everything in an image editor.
A cosmetics, accessories, or home goods store has many small items with similar prices spread across different shelves. You give us the products grouped, and the skill organizes the list by category. Customers see their options more clearly, and you answer fewer questions about item-by-item prices.
A store that sells through WhatsApp loses time typing out each product's price when a customer asks for the list. You generate a visual version of the price list and send it as an image or PDF. The customer gets something easier to read than a long string of messages.
A store at a fair, market, pop-up, or clearance event needs to show prices without answering the same question for every person. You give us the products you're bringing and pick a compact format. The skill builds a list to display on the table, wall, or stand, so customers can choose while you help someone else.
Before, you got called over every time a customer wanted to check a price. With the list on display, they check price and product on their own, category included. That frees up time at the counter and lets the conversation start with choice, size, color, or payment instead.
You don't sell much with a nice-looking window if the customer can't tell the price range. The list gives context to someone looking in from outside or walking by fast. You show more without extra tags.
When the list changes, you lose time and raise the risk of a mistake redoing it by hand. With a PDF and an editable HTML version, you update names and prices with more control. That keeps the counter and window matching WhatsApp.
Without order, you end up with a price list that turns into a confusing string of items. The skill helps you split categories, feature products, and choose a reading order. Customers immediately see what you want to sell.
When you throw a list together at the last minute, it can come out too small, cut off, or hard to read. With a set format for A4, A5, or landscape, you get a file built for printing. That cuts down on wasted paper and last-resort signs.
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Pick your store type, walk away with the finished result.
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