eBay listing generator
eBay rewards listings that use every one of the 80 title characters and fill in the item specifics. That's the tedious part, so Snappy does it: snap a photo and get the title, description, item specifics and a suggested price.
Write your next eBay listing
Snap a photo and Snappy writes the eBay title, description and item specifics. 3 free listings, no card needed.
Get 3 free listings → No photo? Use the free generator, no account neededAn eBay title that gets found
eBay search matches the words in your title, so a vague title like "Nice coat, worn once" barely shows up. A good eBay title packs in what buyers type, in roughly this order:
- Brand (Barbour, Nintendo, Le Creuset)
- Item and model (Beadnell wax jacket, Switch Lite, cast iron casserole 24cm)
- Key features (waxed cotton, tartan lining, boxed, with charger)
- Size, colour and gender where it applies (UK 12, olive, women's)
Skip "L@@K", "WOW" and words nobody searches for. They use up characters and add nothing.
An example eBay listing
This is what Snappy writes from a photo of a jacket and its label:
That title is exactly 80 characters, every one doing a job. For more on the boxes buyers filter by, see eBay item specifics: what to fill in and why.
How it works
Also selling on Vinted or Depop? One photo gives you listings for all seven UK marketplaces Snappy supports, each written for that app's buyers.
Questions
80 characters. Use them for brand, item, model, features, size and colour.
The Snappy listing generator is free with no account and does eBay titles too. The AI photo version gives you 3 free listings, then £3.49 a month for 50.
The structured boxes like brand, size, colour and material. Buyers filter by them, so filling them in gets you into more searches.
No. You copy it in, or the Chrome extension fills in the form, and you press list yourself.
All 80 characters, filled for you
Snap a photo and see the eBay listing Snappy writes. 3 free listings, no card needed.
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