AI eBay listing generator: photo in, eBay draft out.

• Title. The draft aims for 75 to 80 characters in the order brand, model, key specs, variant, and is cut at a word boundary so it never goes over eBay's 80-character limit.^[1] A lot starts with "Lot of" and the count.
• Description. HTML with a condition paragraph, feature bullets and what is included, in the brief, professional or detailed style you choose.
• Category. A leaf category, checked against eBay's category tree.
• Item specifics. eBay's required item specifics plus up to 20 recommended ones, compared with up to 10 comparable active listings.
• Product identifiers. UPC, EAN, ISBN, MPN and brand go in their own fields.
• Condition notes. You pick the condition. The draft writes the condition notes from your photos and anything you tell it.
• Shipping. Weight, box size and packing type, matched to the boxes you saved, with USPS, UPS and FedEx rate estimates.
• A suggested price. See the note below.

This is our own example item. These are the five photos that went into the app, and the draft fields the app produced from them. We did not edit the draft. It is one example, not typical results: how well a draft turns out depends on the item and on how clear the photos are.

The title uses details that are printed on the item itself: the author and title on the cover, Decorations by the Brothers Rhead on the spine, and Copyright, 1900 on the copyright page. You can edit every field, and nothing publishes to eBay until you confirm.

The pages we reviewed state no separate charge for eBay's tools, while Strooply caps monthly publishes by plan, so weigh that if you list in large volume. Strooply is not affiliated with or endorsed by eBay.

A general chat assistant writes text from what you tell it. It does not know the item specifics eBay requires for your category, and it does not publish the listing for you. Many sellers use one for wording help and an eBay-focused app for the listing itself. See Strooply vs general AI assistants.

AI drafts are included on every plan, and there is no separate AI draft cap. Lookups and publishes are limited per month by plan:

• Free: 15 lookups and 5 publishes
• Starter: 500 lookups and 100 publishes
• Pro: 1.25k lookups and 250 publishes
• Team: 5k lookups and 1k publishes

Redrafting a description and filling missing item specifics from photos are on every plan. For the full workflow, read how Strooply works.

A draft from photos is a first pass, not a verified record. The AI can misidentify a lookalike, cannot see a flaw you did not photograph, and cannot confirm that an item works. We found no accuracy rate for AI listing tools published by eBay or by independent testers, so check each field against the item in your hands. The eBay listing checklist covers the rest of a listing, and you stay responsible for what the listing says.