eBay Listing Generator
Upload a photo of an item and get a title, condition notes, and a description you can drop into a listing.
What the eBay Product Description Generator does
Writing the same kind of listing over and over, whether it's a used camera, a stack of vinyl, or a box of kids' clothes you're finally clearing out, eats more time than the selling itself. This tool looks at a photo of your item and drafts a listing in the format sellers use: a keyword-rich title, a condition summary, a description of key features, what's included, and any visible flaws called out honestly. It's a starting draft built from what the photo actually shows, meant to save you the blank-page problem, not a connection to any marketplace or an official listing tool.
See a sample result
Input: A typical phone photo of a used black mirrorless camera body with no lens, a body cap on the mount, the model name printed on the front, and scuffing on the grip, shot on a plain white table (the image at the top of this page, the eBay logo on a phone, is an illustration). Details box: "Sony a6000, tested working, about 12,000 shutter clicks, comes with one battery and the charger."
- Listing completeness60%
- Photo coverage40%
- Title keyword strength80%
Title: Sony a6000 Mirrorless Camera Body Only, Tested Working, Battery + Charger
Condition: Used. Tested working (per seller). Moderate scuffing on the grip from normal handling; no cracks visible on the body in the photo.
Description: Sony a6000 mirrorless body, black, sold without a lens. Body cap fitted. Seller reports roughly 12,000 shutter actuations. A compact body for travel and everyday shooting that takes E-mount lenses.
What's Included:
- Camera body with body cap
- One battery (per seller; not shown in photo)
- Charger (per seller; not shown in photo)
Specifications:
- Model: a6000 (from the front marking and seller note)
- Mount: Sony E-mount
- Color: black
- Sensor, screen and viewfinder condition: not visible in this photo
Condition Notes: Grip scuffing is visible. The rear screen, sensor and viewfinder aren't shown, so add photos of them and describe any marks. Photograph the battery and charger too, so the listing shows exactly what ships.
How it works
- 1
Upload a clear photo of the item
Shoot it against a plain background with good light, showing the whole item and any visible wear, labels, or accessories included.
- 2
The AI identifies the item and its visible condition
It looks at the product type, apparent brand and model markings, materials, and any scuffs, stains, or missing parts visible in the frame.
- 3
Add details the photo can't show
Use the details box for things like exact measurements, brand or model if not visible, why you're selling, or anything you know that isn't in the shot.
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Get a formatted draft to edit and post
The result includes a title, condition description, feature summary, what's included, specifications, and condition notes, ready to review before you post it.
Use cases
Clearing out a closet or garage full of items
Run each item's photo in turn (one per run) and get a draft description for each one instead of writing every listing from scratch.
Selling used electronics or cameras
Get a condition-focused draft that calls out visible wear honestly, which buyers of used gear expect to see clearly stated.
Flipping thrifted or estate sale finds
Resellers photographing many items a week can speed up the listing process with item-specific drafts they check against the item before posting.
Writing a first listing when you're not sure what to include
If you've never sold online before, the format shows you what sections buyers expect: condition, what's included, and specifications.
Tips for better results
- Photograph any damage, stains, or wear directly, since the description can only describe what the photo shows.
- Add exact measurements, brand, or model in the details box if they aren't clearly visible in the image.
- Always verify the drafted condition notes against the item in hand before publishing, especially for electronics that need to be powered on to test.
- Lay included accessories next to the item in the same shot (the tool reads one photo per run), or list them in the details box.
- Edit the title to fit your marketplace's character limit and category requirements before posting.
Limitations
This tool reads a photo and drafts a listing based on what's visible; it isn't affiliated with or endorsed by eBay or any marketplace. It can't test whether electronics power on, verify authenticity, or confirm specifications not visible in the image, so check those details yourself before publishing. Make sure your final listing photos match the item exactly as it will be shipped: buyers can dispute a sale if what arrives doesn't match what was shown or described.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an official eBay tool?
No, it's an independent tool that drafts a listing-style description from a photo. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to eBay.
Can I use the description on other marketplaces too?
Yes, the format works for most marketplaces. Just adjust the title length and category fields to match the platform you're posting on.
Will it know the exact brand and model of my item?
Only if it's visible in the photo, such as a printed label or logo. If not, add it in the details box so it's included accurately.
Does it check if the item actually works?
No, it can only describe what's visible in the photo. Test any electronics or mechanical items yourself before listing them as functional.
Can it write descriptions for clothing or collectibles too?
Yes, it works for most physical items, from clothing and collectibles to electronics and home goods, as long as the photo shows the item clearly.
What if the item has damage I don't want to mention?
The tool describes visible condition honestly, which matches what most marketplaces require. Leaving out visible damage risks a return or dispute later.
Plans start at $9 a month. See pricing