A listing description generator writes the boring part of selling for you. Take a photo of the jacket, the stroller or the lamp you want to sell, drop it here and get a title, a description and five keywords to paste into eBay, Vinted, Depop or Facebook Marketplace. When you're listing ten things in one evening, that saves real time.
The title stays under 60 characters and says what the item is, plus a key detail like the material or the color. The description covers what a buyer wants to know from the photo: what it is, how it looks, its visible condition. The keywords are the words people actually type into the marketplace search, in lowercase and without the # sign. You choose the language, from 45, which helps if you sell across borders on Vinted or eBay.
It describes only what is in the picture. A brand, model or size appears only if it is clearly readable on the item; otherwise you get “wooden chair”, not a guessed designer name. Condition is described from what the photo shows, such as light scratches or a tag still attached, and it never claims “new” without a reason to. That is on purpose: a listing that promises more than the item delivers leads to returns and bad reviews. Add the brand, size, measurements and price yourself before you post.
If there's no item in the shot, say a selfie or a landscape, you'll get a message rather than an invented listing. The text comes as plain sentences, without emoji or hashtags, so it pastes cleanly into any app.
A good photo helps: the whole item, in daylight, on a plain surface. For a cleaner look in the marketplace feed, remove the background first. It takes about 3 seconds.
Unlike the photo tools, this one needs a server: a smaller copy of your photo goes to an AI model to be described, and the file is deleted after 24 hours. The listing text is saved in the library in your browser, and from there you can translate it or make it shorter.