From a photo to your first sale.

Here’s the whole thing, start to finish. Most people go from nothing to a live shop in an evening.

1

Claim your name.

Pick the address your followers will type. The same as your Instagram works, and nobody can grab a look-alike. About a minute.

It’s yours if you want it.

2

Add what you make.

Snap a photo and Tinbird drafts the title, description and price for you to edit. Add sizes or colours, each with its own stock, and files people download.

Drafted from your photoLavender & cedar candleHand-poured soy wax in an amber jar, about 40 hours of burn.
$22Stock 14
Looks good, publish
3

Make it look like you.

Start from a template, set your colours and fonts, and add pages of your own for commissions, your story or anything else. Your shop is your link-in-bio page too, so it’s the only link you need.

Maya MakesSpeckled mugs, made slowly in Leeds.
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4

Share it. Get paid.

Put the link in your bio, a story or a DM. Buyers pay with Apple Pay or a card, no account needed, and Stripe pays you out to your bank.

Speckled sage mug$38Apple PayPay by card
5

After the sale, it’s all in one place.

Orders, a packing list for the morning, shipping emails with tracking, and every buyer in your customer list for next time.

  • Jess K. · Speckled sage mugPaid · to Leeds
    Mark shipped
  • Priya S. · Lavender candleShipped · tracking sent
    On its way
  • Customer list48 people · 3 new this week

And at every step, there’s a sparrow to help.

Tinbird drafts listings, answers “what should I charge?” and keeps an eye on stock. Everything it writes waits for your yes.

Meet Tinbird →
Tinbird the sparrow writing at a little desk

Start with step one.

It takes a minute, and your 14 free days don’t start until you open.