Store Price List Design
Project list in, print-ready price list out
Store Price List Design
Project list in, print-ready price list out
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Description
Many shops still print screenshots of Excel price lists and put them on the wall, where they look crooked and uneven. After reading them, customers still have to ask, “How much is this?” Redesigning one means finding a designer and waiting three days.【Store Price List Design】 uses your services and prices to create a price list you can print right away: how to group services, which items to highlight, how to align prices, and what font size will be readable at the counter. It even specifies the print size and paper type. Not a single digit in the prices will be wrong, because the text is typeset—not drawn.
Best for
Store owners and operators who need to organize their services, create a clear price list, and print it for display.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide the store name, services and prices, units, notes, and any known details about the store type, customer base, or featured services. You may leave missing information blank.
Run the Skill
The system will verify that each price matches the correct service, organize the groups, and create printable A4 and A3 portrait HTML price lists, along with style references and printing and wall-display advice.
Review your result
Receive a price list layout with clear pricing, suitable for printing and wall display. It includes service categories, prices, notes, layout guidance, and a text-free style reference image.
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Information
- Version
- v2
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Images & designE-commerce & sales
- What you get
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