Listing AI: AI Listing Generator for Online Sellers
Turns your photos into a complete SEO-ready listing
What the listing AI writes from a few photos
Upload the photos you already took. The listing AI reads them together and fills in every part of the listing, so there is no blank form waiting for you.
A few photos of one item
What comes back on Etsy
- Title
- Two titles, and you pick. One is concise, the way Etsy's own guidance asks, up to 15 words. The other is keyword-rich and uses all 140 characters.
- Description
- Plain text, because Etsy shows HTML to your buyers as raw source code.
- Tags
- Up to 13 buyer search phrases, with no duplicates wasting a slot.
- Who made it
- Suggested from what the photos show, and confirmed by you, since Etsy treats it as your declaration.
- When it was made
- The field that decides whether Etsy files your item as vintage, suggested from the clues and confirmed by you.
- Etsy category
- Picked from Etsy's own category tree when the photos place it, never invented to sound right.
- Suggested price
- A starting range for what the item actually turns out to be.
- Title
- Up to 80 characters, and the budget gets spent on real searchable traits, not filler.
- Description
- Clean text you can paste straight into eBay's description box.
- eBay category
- Settled from eBay's live catalog first, because which item specifics exist depends on it.
- Item specifics
- Filled from your category's own list, required ones first, never invented.
- Condition
- Chosen from the conditions your category allows, judged from your own photos.
- Brand, MPN, UPC, EAN
- Read off the labels and the item where your photos show them, and left out where they do not.
- Suggested price
- A starting range for what the item actually turns out to be.
- Title
- Up to 80 characters, led by brand and item name, then the size, colour and style words buyers search.
- Description
- Scannable plain text: measurements, fabric, condition flaw by flaw, hashtags at the end.
- Category
- Department and category from Poshmark's own tree, which decides your size chart and filters.
- Size
- Taken from your category's own chart, so it is a value the size dropdown actually offers.
- Color
- The most prominent first, kept to the slots Poshmark gives you, for buyers filtering by colour.
- New with tags
- Switched on only when the photos show tags or sealed packaging.
- Style tags
- All 3 slots filled with silhouette, material or aesthetic words.
- Suggested price
- A starting range in whole dollars, plus the original price when known.
- Title
- Up to 80 characters, led by brand and model, then the traits buyers type into Mercari search.
- Description
- Plain text under the 1000 character cap: flaws one per line, measurements, what is included.
- Category
- Picked from Mercari's own list, with the subcategory filled in when one clearly fits.
- Condition
- One of Mercari's 5 tiers, judged from your close ups rather than defaulting to the kindest one.
- Size and color
- The label size for apparel and shoes, and the main colour, for the filters buyers narrow by.
- Hashtags
- All 3 used, written into the end of the description, which is where Mercari reads them.
- Suggested price
- A starting range in whole dollars, inside the range Mercari's price field accepts.
- Title
- Up to 70 characters, the tightest cap here, spent on the words a buyer would actually type.
- Description
- Plain text, no markup: a spec list one per line, flaws named, and a local pickup note.
- Category
- Picked from Craigslist's own for sale list, which is where local buyers start browsing.
- Condition
- One of Craigslist's 6 values, judged from your close ups rather than rounded up a notch.
- Make and model
- Filled in as two separate values, because the posting form gives them two separate boxes.
- Size and dimensions
- Measurements, capacity or blade size, the detail a local buyer asks before driving over.
- Suggested price
- A starting range in whole dollars, the only kind the posting form's price box takes.
- Title
- Up to 100 characters, front loaded so the cropped version still says what it is.
- Description
- Plain text a local buyer can skim: what it is and its condition first, then flaws one per line.
- Category
- Picked from Marketplace's own tree, with the subcategory filled in when one clearly fits.
- Condition
- One of Marketplace's 5 values, judged from your close ups rather than rounded up a notch.
- Color
- The main colour when the photos settle it, and left out when they do not.
- Search tags
- As many as 20 words locals would really type, and none padded to reach a number.
- Suggested price
- A starting range in whole dollars, the only kind the Marketplace price box takes.
Then post what the listing AI wrote, whichever way suits you
Copy and paste
Every marketplaceGenerate here, paste into Etsy, eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace. Nothing ever connects to your seller account, so there is no login to hand over.
See the eBay listing AIConnect your Etsy shop
OptionalSell on Etsy? Link the shop once and Holgo publishes straight to it, photos and all, no paste step. Everything else stays copy and paste for now, with more connections on the way.
See the Etsy listing AIThe listing AI cleans up your photos too
Shot on a kitchen table with the mail in frame? Cut the background to plain white, straighten and crop it, and the item is ready for a marketplace grid.
Background removed
Swap clutter for plain white, light grey, or a transparent PNG, the background eBay recommends for a main image.
Cropped and straightened
Rotate to level, then crop square or freehand, the framing marketplace search grids are built around.
Brightness and colour
A gentle touch-up for photos shot in bad indoor light, so the colour a buyer sees is the colour that arrives.
Your item is never repainted. The background is cut out, not regenerated, so no detail of your item is invented.
A listing AI for everything you sell
Not just electronics. If you can photograph it, the listing AI can name it, categorise it and write it up, including the things you can't identify yourself.
Category, Marketplace
Title the listing AI wrote
- Vintage clothing, EtsyVintage 1970s Floral Cotton Midi Dress, Puff Sleeve Prairie Sundress, Size M
- Rocks & minerals, eBayRaw Amethyst Geode Half Natural Purple Crystal Cluster Specimen 2.4 lb Brazil
- Sneakers, PoshmarkNike Air Max 90 White Wolf Grey Men's Size 10.5 Running Sneakers CN8490-100
- Collectibles, MercariVintage Pyrex Spring Blossom Green Cinderella Nesting Mixing Bowls Set of 4
- Bikes, CraigslistTrek FX 2 Hybrid Bike 20in Aluminum Frame 24 Speed Commuter, Tuned Up
- Power tools, Facebook MarketplaceDeWalt DCD771C2 20V MAX Cordless Drill Driver Kit, 2 Batteries, Charger and Hard Case, Like New
Example titles the listing AI wrote for each marketplace, each in that marketplace's own format.
What the listing AI gives you, whatever you sell
List more in less time
A complete AI listing comes back in about a minute, and connecting Etsy skips pasting. The less time per item, the more you get listed.
You do not need to know what it is
Never seen the brand? The listing AI reads it off the photos, labels, barcodes and part numbers included, then fills the category and fields.
Written to be found
Keyword-rich titles plus the exact specifics and tags buyers filter by, which is what decides whether your item appears at all.
Listing AI questions, answered
What sellers ask about Holgo before they start: which marketplaces the listing AI writes for, how the connect and copy modes differ, and what it costs to try.
Holgo is a listing AI for online sellers. Photograph an item and it writes the title, description, category, the item specifics or tags that marketplace uses, the condition and a suggested price. You copy the result across, or connect an Etsy shop and let Holgo publish it for you.
The blank form. Listing by hand means naming the item, hunting for its category, filling every field the marketplace asks for and guessing a price. The listing AI does all of that from your photos in about a minute, so how much you list stops being limited by how many evenings you have.
Etsy, eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace. The listing AI writes each one in that marketplace's own format, with its fields and its limits, so you choose the destination before generating rather than reformatting afterwards.
No. Copy mode works for all six: generate the listing here, paste it into the marketplace, and nothing ever touches your seller account. If you sell on Etsy you can optionally connect the shop and Holgo publishes to it directly, photos included, with more connections on the way.
The listing AI reads all your photos together rather than one at a time, so the brand, model, part numbers, barcodes and condition come from whichever shot happens to show them. Before filling anything in it checks the marketplace's own categories and fields, which is why it does not invent attributes that get a listing rejected.
Yes. Holgo cuts the background to plain white, light grey or a transparent PNG, rotates a crooked shot level, crops it square for marketplace search grids, and adjusts brightness and colour. The background is cut away rather than regenerated, so no part of your item is ever redrawn.
Always. Every field is yours to change before anything goes live: title, description, condition, item specifics, tags and price. The listing AI gives you a head start, not the final word.
Anything you can photograph. Sneakers, vintage clothing, collectibles, home goods, power tools, even rocks and minerals. The listing AI is not built for electronics in particular, and it does not need you to know the brand or model before you start.
Yes. Your shop works as a single organisation with shared credits and a live view of every listing, so several people can photograph and put the listing AI to work without tripping over each other.
You start with free credits and no card. Generating an AI listing spends credits, and when they run out you can top up or subscribe. Since copy mode needs no store connection, you can try the whole Holgo flow start to finish before deciding.
Try the listing AI on something you need to sell
Photograph one item, watch it come back as a finished listing, and decide from there. Free credits to start, no store connection and no card.
Selling somewhere in particular? Start on that marketplace's own page.