One piece, photographed on a phone, becomes a full listing with studio images, specifications, condition and the eBay columns filled. Upload the file, or let the publisher fill the form.
No sign-up, no card. Your first listing is free.
On model
Phone photoReal dealer pieces, real results. Drag to compare the photo taken with what EasyListings made: white or black studio images, and an on-model shot from a quick worn photo.
A Seller Hub upload file in the eBay UK report format: title, description, condition, price, quantity, item specifics and up to 12 images. Category IDs and item location are asked once and remembered.
The description is written for the piece, not from a template: metal in KT, stones in ct, every visible flaw in the Condition section, and no price or market commentary where eBay's rules dislike it.
Most dealers upload the file: eBay takes it as drafts, add postage, publish. Dealers who list one piece at a time can use the EasyListings Publisher extension (beta): it opens the eBay form in your own logged-in browser and fills the fields it mapped, then you check and press publish.
The extension never submits a listing. If eBay changes its form, the job report names the step that failed, and the file route still works.
The same finished listing also becomes files for 1stDibs, Catawiki, Shopify, WooCommerce and the rest, plus copy you can paste anywhere. One piece is written once.
One upload, ready for
Anything else, email us and a person replies.
Yes for the file route: one row per piece, up to 12 images, imported through eBay Seller Hub Reports. The browser publisher is one piece at a time by design, because you review each form.
Every image is rebuilt from your own photos. Condition and hallmark photos are never regenerated: they go into the listing exactly as you took them.
Your first listing is free, with no sign-up and no card. After that it is £4.99 a piece, or £3.99 a piece in a bundle of 100. Selling files never needs a subscription.
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