eBay Listing AI turns photos into full listings
Type less, list more, boost sales
Generating here gives you the copy and paste version. Nothing connects to your eBay account.
Why item specifics decide whether your eBay listing AI draft gets found
eBay ranks on the fields most sellers leave half filled. Filling them means knowing which ones your category has, and what it accepts in each.
eBay category
Cell Phones & Smartphones
- BrandRequired
- Apple
- ModelRequired
- iPhone 12 Pro
- Storage CapacityRequired
- 128 GB
- MPN
- A2341
- Colour
- Pacific Blue
- Network
- Unlocked
- Lock Status
- Factory Unlocked
One example. Every category asks for a different set, and eBay is the one that decides which of them are required.
The category comes first
The item is looked up in eBay's live catalog before a word is written, because the category decides which fields exist at all.
Required fields lead
The ones eBay marks required are ranked to the front and filled first, since those are the fields buyers filter on before a title is ever read.
Real names, no invented ones
Names are copied from that list word for word, and whatever the photos do not settle is left blank for you.
Values eBay will take
Where a field accepts only certain options, the answer is one of them, so you are not fixing dropdowns by hand after pasting.
Every field the eBay listing AI fills in
eBay asks for a lot per item, and most of it is structured rather than prose. Here is what comes back already filled in.
- Title
- Up to 80 characters, opening with the words buyers actually type into the search box.
- Description
- Clean text you can paste straight into eBay's description box, not a wall of markup to strip out first.
- Item specifics
- Filled from your category's own list, required ones first. The section above covers how that is kept honest.
- eBay category
- Settled from eBay's live catalog first, because which item specifics exist depends on the category.
- Condition
- Chosen from the conditions your category allows, and never marked for parts or not working unless you say so.
- Brand, MPN, UPC, EAN
- Read off the labels and the item itself 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, for you to sharpen.
- Photos
- Up to 12 at once, read together in one pass, so the label on the back can inform the title on the front.
These are eBay's own fields, not a template with eBay labels. Nothing is called genuine or certified unless the photos prove it.
The eBay listing AI cleans up your photos too
A plain white first image is what eBay recommends, and in a grid of near identical results it is most of what decides whether yours gets opened.
Background removed
Swap the clutter for plain white, light grey, or a transparent PNG you can drop onto any backdrop.
Cropped and straightened
Rotate a crooked shot level, then crop it square, which is the shape a buyer sees first in the results list.
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 away, not regenerated, so nothing about the item itself is invented. On a used or one of a kind listing, that is the line between a clean photo and a misrepresentation.
eBay listing AI questions, answered
What sellers ask before they start: how the item specifics get chosen, what the title limit means for you, and what happens to the fields eBay insists on.
No. Holgo never asks for your eBay sign in, and nothing here reaches your account. You generate the listing, then paste it into eBay's own form yourself, which is why you can run the whole thing start to finish before deciding anything.
It is a tool that reads photos of your item and writes the listing for you: title, description, condition, item specifics, a category and a suggested price. Holgo's eBay listing AI fills in the eBay shaped version of all of that, so what comes back drops into eBay's own form rather than needing to be rewritten first.
From your category's own list. Holgo looks the item up in eBay's live catalog, reads back the fields that category actually has, and fills them from what your photos show. Required fields are ranked to the front, the names are copied word for word, and whatever the photos do not settle is left blank for you.
Yes, and it does that first, because the category is what decides which item specifics exist. If your photos are too ambiguous to place the item, you are told so instead of being handed a listing filed under a category somebody guessed at.
Every field, always, before anything leaves Holgo. Title, description, condition, item specifics and the price are yours to change. It is a first draft written in seconds, not a decision made on your behalf.
It is kept inside eBay's 80 character limit, and the length matters more than anything else on the page: those characters are most of what eBay has to match a buyer's words against, so the strongest ones go at the front rather than the end.
The United States one. eBay's other country sites carry their own categories and their own required item specifics, so a listing written for one is not the same words with a different currency. Inside Holgo you choose the site before you generate.
That is what it was built on. Condition is picked from the set your category allows, wear and flaws are described from the close ups you upload, and nothing is filed as for parts or not working unless you tell it that is what you are selling.
You generate it once per destination, because the destinations genuinely differ: eBay wants item specifics and a condition, Etsy wants tags and materials, and a title that fits one is the wrong length for the other. Holgo writes each in its own format instead of pasting the same block everywhere and hoping.
You start with free credits and no card. Generating a listing spends credits, and you can top up or subscribe once they run out. Nothing reaches your eBay account either way, so the whole thing can be tried before you decide.
Start with the eBay listing AI
Photograph one item, watch a finished listing come back, and decide from there. Free credits to start, no account access and no card.
Selling on Etsy, Poshmark, Mercari, Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace as well? See Listing AI.