Photo to Listing AI

Photo to Listing AI turns product photos into a marketplace-ready listing — title, bullets, description and keywords — built only from what the photos actually show. Drop in your own photos, or open a product page and click the icon: it finds the product images already on that page (including lazy-loaded galleries) and imports them for you. FREE, NO SIGNUP, NOTHING TO CONFIGURE Click the icon, add photos, and run it. No account, no API key, no settings screen. Every install gets one free scan a day, up to 8 photos. HOW IT WORKS 1. You add photos — by dragging them in, pasting, choosing files, or importing straight from the page you're already looking at. 2. The AI reads the photos first, and only the photos. It identifies the category, brand and model where visible, the attributes that actually matter for that category (a drill gets voltage and chuck size; a sofa gets material and seating capacity — not a generic checklist), every visible defect or condition detail, what's actually included in the shot, and what's still missing that a buyer would want to know. 3. A second pass writes the listing itself — a search-ready title, a subtitle, three to seven scannable highlights, a two-to-four-paragraph description, and five to eight keywords — written natively for the language and market you pick, not translated. WHY THIS IS DIFFERENT FROM A GENERIC AI LISTING TOOL Most AI listing generators optimize for sounding good. This one is built to never say more than the photos support: - No invented reassurance. The listing is explicitly barred from words like "like new," "no flaws," "rare," or "luxury" unless the photos actually back them up. An empty condition list means nothing notable was visible — it never gets rewritten as "flawless." - Condition stated plainly, good and bad. Defects go in clearly, with location, because a missed flaw costs a return and an invented one costs nothing but trust. No apologizing for ordinary wear, no upgrading a scuff into "minor wear" language it wasn't given. - Nothing about the photos, ever, in the listing itself. No "shown in the photos," no "condition not fully visible," no hedging that reminds the buyer this was AI-written. Every sentence either states a fact or it doesn't exist. - Category drives what gets reported, not a fixed template. The tool decides what this specific item is before deciding what to check for, so you get the attributes a buyer of that category actually cares about — never a generic spec sheet forced onto every item. - Written for the market, not translated into it. Pick French for Belgium versus France, Dutch for Belgium versus the Netherlands, and the listing uses the words and conventions a seller in that specific market actually uses — not a direct translation of an English listing. WHAT YOU GET - A search-ready title under 80 characters, brand and model first - A subtitle that states what the item actually is, in plain facts - Three to seven scannable highlight bullets — real features, no filler - A two-to-four paragraph description built from verified attributes and condition - Five to eight keywords buyers in that market actually search - Every extracted fact traceable back to the exact photo it came from - Gaps flagged honestly — what a buyer would still want to know, that no photo answered HOW IT SCANS When you click the icon on a product page, Photo to Listing AI only reads image URLs already present on that page (including images that load lazily as you scroll or click a gallery thumbnail) — nothing from other tabs, nothing you haven't opened. PRIVACY Photos and any notes you add are sent to our backend server to generate the listing, and are not retained after it's produced. We keep a minimal usage record (a random device ID and a hashed IP, tied to a date, no photo content) solely to enforce the one-scan-per-day limit. Anonymous usage counts: to learn which features people use, the extension sends simple counts — for example "listing created" or "listing copied" — with the extension version, how many photos were used, the language you picked, whether notes were added (never what they say), and the kind of site (for example eBay or Etsy). Each count gets a new random ID, so counts can't be linked to each other or to you. Photos, page addresses, notes and listing text are never included. The counts are processed by PostHog on EU servers, with IP addresses discarded. Uninstalling the extension or clearing its data removes everything on your end. WHO IT'S FOR Anyone reselling items online who's tired of staring at a blank listing form trying to describe something they're holding in their hands. Works with whichever marketplace you already sell on — just copy the finished listing over. GETTING STARTED 1. Open a product page (optional) or just click the icon. 2. Add photos — imported, dropped, pasted, or chosen. 3. Pick your language and hit Analyze. 4. Copy the finished listing straight into wherever you sell. That's it. Photo to Listing AI is free, with one scan a day per install.