Upload a few photos of what you're selling. AutoPhotoList drafts the title, description, category and item specifics. You review it, fix anything it got wrong, then copy it into eBay.
Pre-owned. Light fading at the knees. Small frayed spot on the hem, shown in photo 3.
Front, back, the tag or label, and any flaws. More angles make a better draft.
Vision AI and text recognition pick out the brand, model, size, color and visible condition.
Edit anything, then copy the title, description and item specifics into eBay.
Everything eBay asks for when you create a listing, drafted from what's visible in your photos.
AutoPhotoList writes a first draft, not a finished post. It won't test your item, invent measurements it can't see, or publish to eBay for you yet. Check brand, size and condition before you list, and photograph tags and labels, since that's where the AI finds the most to work with.
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You upload photos of an item. AutoPhotoList uses AI vision and OCR to read the brand, model, size, color and visible condition, then drafts a title, description, category and item specifics. You review and edit everything before using it.
Yes. You can create an account and start generating listing drafts for free, with no credit card.
Not yet. AutoPhotoList creates a draft that you review, then copy into eBay's listing form using the copy buttons for the title, description and item specifics. Direct publishing to eBay is planned for a later release.
Clear photos of the item, its tags and any labels give the best results. The AI can still get things wrong, so fields it is unsure about are flagged for review, and you should always check brand, size and condition before listing. It never assumes an item works: you set the functional status yourself.
Clothing, shoes, electronics, video games, consoles and books get item specifics tailored to their category. Other items get a general set of fields such as brand, type, color, material and model.
Your photos are stored in your account so you can edit your listings, and they are sent to a third-party AI service to read the item. See the Privacy Policy for the details and for how to ask for your data to be deleted.
Resellers and eBay sellers who list a lot of secondhand or new inventory and want to cut the time it takes to write each listing from scratch.
Create a free account and draft your first listing from photos in a couple of minutes.
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