I made 3 digital products with claude in 18 minutes

0:00 So, every few days, Anthropic releases an update to Claude, which makes it seem like it's going to change the world forever. But it really just makes creating and selling products online that much easier. And so, in this video, I wanted to share with you three digital products that you can make using Claude and Claude Design that you could create and start selling today that make more than an average 9 to5. I'm going to show you the products. I'll show you the proof for how much money they're making and I'm going to give you all of the prompts and the actual products themselves by the end of this video so that you can decide if it's worth it for you. Now, this first product is the simplest and also the easiest one on the list, but take a look at this shop on Etsy that's selling ré templates. People buy these templates for just a few dollars so that they can save all of their time from having to design it and

0:45 build it out for themselves. And this shop specifically is targeting a bunch of different niches. So they have clean minimalist styles, ATS friendly, they even have some profession specific résumés. And they're making anywhere from a few hundred to over a,000 and even a few thousand on some of these ré templates each month. And the shop that's selling these templates, they have around 19 of them posted for sale, but they're making around $7,000 per month in estimated revenue. Now, there's also individual ré templates that are selling on Etsy, like this one. You can see that nine people have bought this specific template just in the last 24 hours. It's a super simple design, nothing too crazy, and it's making an estimated $2,700 per month just from the one listing. Now, don't worry, I'm going to show you products that make a lot more than $7,000 by the end of this

1:32 video. But keep in mind that because this is a digital product, they're going to be keeping most of the revenue as profit. And making $84,000 per year is still more than a lot of 9 to5s make. And it's definitely enough to change a lot of people's lives, especially as an online sort of passive style income. And the cool part is we can use Claude to spin up a business that could help us make a bunch of these templates that we could post for sale in just a few minutes. And there's really three steps to doing this. First, we're going to pick a reference resume template, something like this, since we already know is selling super well. And then second, we're going to use this reference product to create a prompt that we can use in Claude Design, which is the third step of actually creating the product. Since we know that this product specifically is selling super well, I'm just going to grab a screenshot of the resume. And then I'm

2:17 going to take that over into Claude and just paste it in. We're going to do this in the default chat mode so that we can create a prompt to use in Claude Design. This is called reverse prompting and it's how you turn a product into a prompt that you can use to create a similar product. Then I can just come down into the chat box and say something like, "Using the reference template, create a prompt that I can use in Claude Design to create a résé generating tool that gives me stylized and professional looking RSé templates targeting different professions." I'm going to send this off and wait for Claude to ask me questions. The idea here isn't just to create one resume. It's to create a tool that I can use to create lots of résumés and then post them for sale, having each one target a different profession. When you target a specific interest, like this German réé template, for example, you can see that they're able to make a lot more sales on it because it's so targeted. If someone's a

3:03 nurse, for example, and they come looking for a résé template, they're much more likely to buy one like this. And that's why it makes a lot more money. Now, because of the way that I set up Claude, which I went over in a recent video, it's going to come through and ask me a bunch of questions about how I actually want this tool to work. So, I'm going to tell it that I want a PDF plus editable word doc. It's going to ask how should users provide ré content. We'll say paste in. They ask me what categories I want the tool to target. So, I checked all of them. And for the aesthetic, we're going to go with the ATS friendly first. And by the way, the way you set that up is you just come into your settings, click on general. And for the instructions to claude, just tell it to clarify before taking action. So, before diving into complex work, ask three or four clarifying questions to understand the context, goal, and constraints. You

3:49 could copy this and use it if you want. All right. So, it finished up and you can see it created this artifact down here at the bottom that says ré generator prompt. So, I'm just going to click this. I'm going to hit copy to copy the full prompt. Again, you can download all of the prompts right below the subscribe button. And then we're just going to open up a new chat and paste this in. I'll hit enter. It's going to start thinking and it should build out the app for us that we can use right inside of Claude. Now, while this is generating, since it might take a few minutes, what you'll notice is on websites like Etsy, when people sell a product like a réé template, you'll notice that they put it on a mockup. It's really just the résé looking content uploaded to a paper mockup or some kind of image that brings it to life. It makes it feel a little bit more real than just a digital download. And you can do this for yourself really easily. So, if you come to Raw Pixel,

4:35 for example, and you search for paper mockup in this case, you'll find a lot of these premium looking mockups that can take a design and make it look a lot more realistic. This would make our resume look a lot better than just uploading a screenshot of it, for example. Some of these are paid, some of them are free, but having a good product image will make or break your listing. Even though these are all digital downloads, all of these listings use really highquality looking mock-ups, which is why they're able to sell so much over time. So, to use this, all I have to do is click to edit. I need to grab the screenshot of the mockup that I'm selling and then upload it right here into Raw Pixel. And so if I wanted to use this mockup specifically, it would look a lot better than if I just threw up a screenshot of the resume for sale. Took a while honestly to build this out, but now we have this ré generator. And if I open this up, what you should see is we have a full ré

5:23 generator tool. I'm going to make this a little bigger so that it's easier to see. But already this looks pretty cool, but the functionality should be even cooler. So, it tells us that we can just drop in a resume or we can try it with a sample. So, I'm just going to hit try with a sample. And here we basically have a bunch of different fields that we could come through and edit. We could provide the name, the phone number, location, basically all of the normal details that you would expect for identity, the summary, the experience, the education. I mean, we could add basically any type of field that you could possibly think of. And if we come down, what you'll notice is that the résumés look absolutely insane. This is an extremely highquality template and I didn't have to do anything except explain to Claude that this is what I wanted to make. And in case you're

6:08 wondering, it didn't just make one resume. It made an entire system that we can use to create a bunch of different templates. So, I have the boardroom and the partner. So, they're just slightly different styles, I guess. So, we could create or offer multiple styles for sale. And then you'll also notice that it provided us with a few different fields. So, we could target corporate, tech, creative, health and education, academic, and trades. And then there's sort of two styles for each one of those résumés. I think this corporate boardroom style looks absolutely insane. And obviously, we could always swap out any of the content. So, we could update the name, we could update the phone number, the location, basically anything you want. And it's going to update that in real time on your template. That's useful for when you want to target specific professions. With these templates, we can sell this in two ways.

6:55 So, we could sell it as the generator. So, the customer could come in and type in their own information and then choose the style that they want to export and download it. Or we can create templates for specific professions, filling out custom details with basically placeholder text, and then we can export these as word documents or PDFs to actually sell in our listing. If I click download to Word, you can see it's going to download this as a doc. I'll hit download file. I can also just download it as a PDF. And then we can upload that file directly into our listing when we're ready to sell it. And if I open this up in Pages, you can see that we have the full resume formatted exactly how you'd expect. I could come in and edit it if I needed to, but this is something that we could basically just take and publish for sale. And because

7:41 this is all built out inside of Claude, I can always make changes to it. So I can say, make sure that the colors are variables that I can control in the editor. And keep in mind, just because you know how to use Claude to build out tools like this ré builder, doesn't mean that the end customer does, too. And it also doesn't mean that they want to go through the hassle of setting all of this up. They're more than happy to spend a few dollars to buy a pre-made ré template that looks great that they just have to fill out and they're ready to go. That's why I think a digital product like this is a safe bet if you're looking for something to sell. Just like that. Now, we can change out the colors if we wanted to. So all of the highlights like this circle accent in the corner and some of the headers here are fully controllable by just changing the color. This gives you a completely different vibe and allows you to create a lot more templates, which means more

8:27 product listings and more chances to make sales when you post these for sale in a shop. And by the way, if you're curious about how I find these digital products and figure out exactly what to sell and what's going to make the most amount of money, here's how you do it in 10 seconds. You come to this website called Listing View. Full transparency, Listing View is my tool. So, it helps me if you use it, but it helps you. It lets you search through over 130 million product listings that are selling online. And to find digital products, you open the filters, you click digital, it'll refresh and show you exclusively digital type listings. This little icon means digital. And you can sort through these and find the products that are making the absolute most amount of money. I like sorting them by revenue and switching it over into the grid view. And now you can see all of the digital download products on Etsy that are making the most amount of revenue.

9:13 Some of these are totally insane. $28,000, $24,000. These make a ton of money. You can add keywords to it, too. So, if you search for something like a planner and hit update, it's going to give you all of the planner digital listings on Etsy that make the most amount of money. So, if you want to think about how you can use Claude to create products, you first come find something like this wedding planner that's selling super well. We'd use Claude to create our own original product so that we're not infringing on their copyright or their trademark. And then we can also come down and figure out which specific tags they're using in this listing that are most likely to help them rank organically in Etsy's search algorithm so that they don't spend all of their revenue running paid ads just to get people to see this product. Making a lot of products and posting them for sale is how you maximize your reach on Etsy and that's

10:00 how you make the most amount of money over time. But that brings us to the next product on the list, which is this an ultimate budget planner. Now, I've talked about similar types of products on my channel before, but this one specifically is four or five different budget trackers or financial tools all bundled into one. This one specifically has sold over 46 times just in the last 24 hours. So, at $10.77 with 46 sales, that's a little over $490 just in the last day. Now, Listing View estimates that on average, this listing is going to make around $13,000 of revenue per month. But if they sold 46 every single day, they'd make around $14,000 every month just from this one listing. And either way, because this is

10:46 a digital product, they're going to keep a lot of that revenue as profit. For example, if they make $495 and they sell that on Etsy, even after we deduct the transaction and the processing fees, they're keeping around 95% or around $447 every single day. That assumes that every day they're selling around 46 items, which it might be a little more or a little less depending on the day. But what's really interesting is that the shop that's selling this template sells a bunch of other financial planners and trackers and templates. Basically, that's their niche. And you can see that they have a lot of these posted for sale and a lot of them are making sales every single month. But the shop is bringing in an estimated $63,000 every month. That's a lot for a digital product store and we'll look at how we can create similar products really quickly using Claude. There's a couple

11:32 different ways that we could go about building this product. But if we take a look at Etsy and we search for budget spreadsheets, you can see that the average listing on the entire page of search results is making around $1,000 per month. So, if we scroll through and we look at some of the better examples, obviously the bundles make a lot of money because there's lots of tools combined into one, but we could also sell individual one-off tools like this 50, 30, 20 budget tracker that's making a few hundred per month. So, in my opinion, the way to do it is to create a bunch of individual tools like what this listing has done. And then once we have all of these individual tools built, we can go and combine them into one ultimate bundle and sell it for a little bit more. Let's start with something like this syncing funds tracker. I don't

12:17 even know what that is if I'm being honest, but it looks like it's a tool, usually a spreadsheet or app that helps you monitor and set aside money for expenses, repairs, or whatever you want. So, with that idea, I'm going to come back into Claude. And this time, I'm going to say something like, I need to build out a syncing funds budget tracker that includes all the features that someone would be looking for if they were to buy this as a digital download. It should have a clean, modern aesthetic with Etsyesque colors, a simple, friendly, easy to use UI, a clean interface, and super accurate math. It's asking me how I want this built out. So, we could either go for Excel, Google Sheets, or both versions. Those are super popular ways to sell this type of product, but we're actually going to tell it to make it for Claude Design. From here, it's asking the color palette we want to go with. I'm going to go with

13:02 modern minimal. It's asking me what features it must have, and then it's going to ask our target buyer. So, in this case, maybe Gen Z Millennial Women. I don't even know who's buying this, but we just have to wait again for it to build out our app. Just like last time, after a few seconds, now we have this prompt. So, I'm going to copy it, and this time, switching over to the web app, I'm going to click on the design button in the left-h hand sidebar, and this is going to take me to Claude Design. I'm going to create a new budget tracker system. We'll use highfidelity and my default design system, and just hit create. And from here, I'm just going to paste in those 233 lines of the prompt. Again, it's going to ask me a few questions about how I want this designed. And this is really cool because it bas gives you full control over exactly how it's going to be generated from the features that are in it to the specific styling that it's

13:48 going to use when it builds out our tool. And fingers crossed we have enough limit to actually build out this product. And now that it's built out, you'll see just how powerful this actually is. So, created a bunch of different tabs. We're on the welcome tab right now. And you can basically see exactly how to use this tool. So we can set up our funds, log transactions, and watch the dashboard fill up. So if we take a look at the dashboard, this is going to show us all of our funds or our goals that we're saving towards. So for example, an emergency fund. We have a goal of $10,000 and we've only saved $5,500 so far. Everything in here is real data that's trackable that the customer could come in and edit and manage. And it's basically created a fully interactive tool that could provide a lot of value if someone's looking for this. We're able to toggle on and off this tweaks panel, which allows us to do things like change out

14:34 the color scheme of our app. There's a few different color palettes that we have to choose from. I think we'll go with the default. And we can also choose different fonts if we want to as well. Just to show you a little bit of how interactive this actually is. If we want to take a Tokyo trip in 2026 and we need, you know, $15,000 to do that. When we come back into the dashboard, you'll see that our Tokyo trip updated to a $15,000 goal. We only have 1,600 saved, so we're 11% of the way. We also have this pie chart down here at the bottom that shows you percentages of how much you've saved towards each goal. Got your top goals down here at the bottom and a highle overview of how much you have saved, your total goals, overall progress, how many are on track or not. And actually, there's too many features in here to actually go into just in this one video. It's absolutely insane how

15:21 detailed this app is. You can control things down to the currency, the emojis that are used. It included an overview of what a syncing fund even is, how to stay consistent, and even ideas for how to use it. So, hopefully you can see just how powerful this is. We basically built out an entire sellable product in just a few minutes using a prompt. But the reason that we wanted to make this inside Claude Design is because if you come over into the share tab, we can either export this as an HTML file. That's what I'll leave right below the video so you can test this out for yourself. And it would allow your customers to use the app like it's built out right here. or we could even send it to Canva. What this does is sends that entire project file over to Canva to build out a Canva hosted site. We're so cooked, dude. Like, I'm the one showing the examples, and it blows my mind. And after a few seconds, we can open this up

16:07 in Canva. And it created this full Canva website that I can just publish to the internet. If I give it an example name, after a few seconds, if you come to please subscribe.m.canva.site, you'll be able to use this tool and see the full example for exactly how it works. I'll leave this in the description as well. Absolutely insane that you can do all of this in less than 10 minutes. Now, obviously, there's no account set up and you need to manage delivery of this product to your customer, but the fact that you can build something this robust out in just a few minutes is completely insane. We could download a product mockup and then edit it for free on a site like Photo P where just have to click in to edit the placeholder and take a screenshot of our app to use as the placeholder in the iPad. Bringing it to life like this would make the listing sell a lot better. And then we could build out the

16:53 entire listing using a tool like listing view. So if we upload that product mockup just to make this product really come to life, then I can open up the listing view AI. And I like using Claude Sonnet. I'm going to generate title tags and description and tell it create me an optimized listing selling a syncing funds tracker. And make sure to fill out all of the details title, tags, and description. And you can see it fills out the title, the description, and all of the tags for our syncing funds tracker. So all I'd have to do is switch it to a digital product. And then depending on how I'm selling this product, I can copy the site URL. And I can sell the URL directly in this listing. Now, if the customer buys this product, they'll get a link directly to that website. But I could also just export this as a standalone HTML file. And I could upload that directly into my

17:38 listing, too. I could probably add more images. But now you can see we have this listing on Etsy ready to sell for $4. That's just our syncing fund tracker and we built this in like less than 10 minutes. Anyway, I'll leave this down below if you want to try it out yourself. Now, this next product is especially interesting because it can be sold as a digital download, but also as a physical product. This shop here on Etsy sells t-shirt and apparel design downloads. So they create simple designs like the ones that you see here and people can download these to either print themselves or to use as designs maybe that they sell in their own shop. Now although a lot of these designs admittedly look pretty complex, some of them are making a few hundred per month and added up since she has around 1,600 listings, she's making an estimated

18:24 $27,000 per month from this shop. Again, it's almost entirely digital prints. And I'm going to show you how we can use Claude to create this style of pattern pressed text that you could use to sell either as a PNG download, exactly what this shop is doing or sold as the final printed product that's printed and shipped directly to your customer. You can build this using essentially the exact same process as before. Grab a screenshot of a product or design that's selling well. We're going to bring it into a new Claude chat and paste it in and tell it give me a prompt that I can use in Claude design to create a pattern press design machine where I give it a custom saying as the background text provide some P patterns to be displayed inside that text so that I can create a

19:09 lot of this style of design very quickly. Then we just have to submit it, answer any of Claude's questions, wait for the prompt to generate and then once again we use that prompt to build the tool that can make these products for us. All right, so it finished generating and now we can take a look at our pattern press design tool and what it's built out here is honestly completely insane. So you can see we could type out a phrase here. It says hello. We could change this to something like Alec. And we've got a few different options for the different styles that we're trying to create. Keep in mind we're basing this off of this sort of pattern press style design. And so for our first version, I think this looks honestly really good. It's created a few different pallets. So, we can click through and just get some different styles depending on the specific type of

19:54 design that we want to make. We can also click this shuffle patterns button. And you can see we just keep getting different designs every time I click it. We can also select individual characters and choose a specific design out of our design palette here for that specific character. So, if I want to just change things out, I can do that in real time without having to upload or create a new pattern every single time. It created different aspect ratios for us, different color palettes. It's honestly just crazy cuz building something like this out or designing it by hand, it could take hours or days to come up with designs like this. And now you can build these out in bulk. A couple days ago, I built out this tool, which is a similar idea for a pattern press generator, except this one allows you to make them in bulk. So you can provide a list of

20:40 slogans. You can see that there's a few preloaded in here. Then we can select the pattern that we want pressed into all of the text. Right now we have this checkerboard applied and we can control things like the scale. So how big or small the pattern appears in the text. We also have different font options in our drop down. And this is a very similar tool. It just provides a slightly different result. And so if I download these and open it up on my computer, you can see just how high quality it actually is. This is definitely something that we could use to print on a t-shirt. We could sell this as a PNG download on its own or in a pack similar to what the shops we saw were already doing. Products like this one. It's simple text with the flower pattern pressed through it. It's making around $2,000 per month. And all we have to do is come over into MidJourney, explain that we want a vector art style

21:26 flower pattern and add d-tile so that it generates us an actual repeating pattern. We can rerun this a few times until we get the result that we're looking for. And once we have something, I can just download it, upload it directly into my tool, and in a matter of seconds, I've created eight new designs targeting a completely different niche than someone who wants the checkerboard design. An automation like this would allow you to create hundreds, if not thousands of designs, like these shops have done, and scale to the point where you're making a few thousand per month. And shops like this one that stay consistent with it over time, end up making a lot more than most 9to-5s do simply by staying consistent. Now, you might remember I said you can repurpose these because not only are people selling text designs just like these with patterns pressed through and making thousands of dollars per month from

22:12 these digital downloads, but you can also just take the artwork. You can come over into a platform like Printify and select the actual t-shirt that you want to sell and you can upload your designs directly onto the product that you want to sell and you can publish products like these for sale on websites like Etsy and Tik Tok shop where you can make organic sales over time just by making and creating a lot of product listings just like this. That's why I think if you're resourceful about how you actually use these tools and if you're consistent with it over time and you actually follow through and take consistent action. Now, it's not always going to feel as easy as it just looked in this video, there are going to be obstacles. And that's why most people quit before they ever see results. But if you're consistent with it over time and you actually put in the work and you're resourceful about using the tools

22:59 that you have like Claude at your disposal, building an online income that makes you more than a 9 to5 is absolutely achievable. I can say that as someone who's actually done it and that's why I make and share these videos with you. But yeah, I hope you found this as interesting as I did. Hopefully, you're able to use Claude in some regard to make more money in general. And let me know in the comments, are you going to use this? Do you use this in a different way? Tell me what your thoughts are down below. Are you still on chatbt or have you upgraded to Claude? But yeah, that's about it. Thanks for watching. Thanks for being here. And as always,