A Product Hunt launch is a few short fields and a comment thread, and getting them right matters because the community scans fast and rewards clarity. The pieces that decide a launch are a sharp tagline (max 60 characters), a clear description (max 260 characters), an engaging maker’s first comment, and a hunter comment if someone hunts it for you. This builder writes all four to the exact limits so your listing is ready the moment submissions open.
How it works
You describe your product — the name, what it does in plain terms, who it is for, and its single best feature — plus a short maker note on why you built it and the feedback you want. The builder produces a benefit-led tagline trimmed to 60 characters, a description trimmed to 260 characters, a warm maker’s first comment that tells the story and invites discussion, and a ready hunter-comment template. It counts characters live for the tagline and description and flags any overflow so nothing gets truncated in the submission form. Each field is plain text you copy straight into Product Hunt.
Tips and notes
Write the tagline for a stranger: state the benefit and the audience in plain words, and resist clever wordplay that hides what you do — within 60 characters, clarity wins. In the description, lead with the outcome and name the differentiator. Use the first comment to be human: explain the problem you lived, what makes your approach different, and ask one specific question to spark replies. Never directly ask for upvotes — it can get your launch penalized; ask people to try it and share honest feedback instead. The copy is built locally in your browser, so your launch details stay private until you submit.