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Selling guide

From item photos to a better eBay listing.

AI can help you get past a blank listing form. The useful part is a draft you can verify—not a confident description of things the photos cannot prove.

By the WorthAI team · Updated

Photograph what the buyer will receive

Take a clear overview, another angle, a readable model label and close-ups of wear. Include the actual accessories being sold. Keep unrelated items out of the main photo so a buyer does not mistake them for part of the bundle.

Check eBay's current photo guidance for its upload requirements. Good photos should help a buyer inspect the item, not conceal defects.

Use AI for the draft, then verify the details

WorthAI helps identify the item, review pricing evidence and prepare an editable listing draft. Before publishing, compare every specific claim with your item. Do not copy a model, specification or accessory from a similar seller's listing unless it really matches.

A useful description has three parts

What it is: the confirmed product and the features a buyer cares about.

What is included: list the exact item and accessories; mention important missing parts.

What you checked: describe the functions you actually tested and any known damage. “Powers on” does not mean every function works. If something is untested, say so.

Complete the seller details

Review your price and currency, quantity, delivery options, package measurements and returns terms. These are not reliably determined from a product photo. Check any account setup or category requirements that eBay presents.

eBay's listing guide explains the listing fields and the importance of accurate item specifics. Your seller account and category determine the requirements you must satisfy.

A draft is not a published listing

After submitting, check for a successful publication confirmation and open the actual eBay listing. Verify the photos, price, currency, description and delivery terms there. An error, a saved draft or a loading screen is not evidence that the item is live.

Need pricing help first? Read asking prices versus sold prices. For product support, contact WorthAI support.