Photos in, listings out.
Take a few photos of something you want to sell. SnapList reads them once and writes a ready-to-paste listing for each marketplace you use, with every flaw stated plainly and nothing made up.
Free to start: 5 listings a month. iPhone and Android.
Why sellers use it
One honest read of your photos
Brand, size and material from the label, colour and condition from the photos, and every visible flaw. What it can’t see, it leaves out.
A listing per marketplace
Vinted, Depop, eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Facebook Marketplace and a General listing, each in the style its buyers expect.
Flaws stated plainly
A mark you circled or mentioned goes in the listing in plain words. Fewer surprises for buyers means fewer returns.
Your measurements
Pit to pit, length, inseam and the rest, in inches or centimetres, added to every listing. Never estimated.
No account linking
SnapList never signs in to your marketplace accounts or posts for you. You copy, paste and stay in control.
What sold, and what you made
One inventory across every app, a reminder to take a sold item down elsewhere, and profit after fees.
How it works
- Photograph it. Front, label, and any of back, a flaw and one extra detail. Circle a flaw or clean up the background if you like.
- Pick where to sell. Tick the marketplaces, add a note about anything the photos don’t show, and tap Craft listings.
- Copy and post. Copy each field into the marketplace app, save the photos to your camera roll, and switch on “Posted on” so your inventory knows where it is.
- Mark it sold. Record the sale, get a reminder to take it down elsewhere, and see your profit.
Written for the apps you sell on
SnapList isn’t affiliated with any of these marketplaces. Listings leave the app by copy and paste.
Free and Pro
| Feature | Free | Pro | Pro Unlimited |
|---|---|---|---|
| Listings a month | 5, plus up to 5 more by watching a short ad | 100 | No fixed cap (fair use) |
| All seven listing types | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Rewrites (5 per listing), editing, copying | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Adding a marketplace to an item later | Free | Free | Free |
| Measurements and price research | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Clean background | 3 a month | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Inventory | Newest 30 items | Everything | Everything |
| Mark as sold and delist reminder | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Profit this month | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Profit by marketplace and month, CSV export | No | Yes | Yes |
| Nudge for items unsold after 14 days | No | Yes | Yes |
| Ads | Yes | None | None |
Questions
What does SnapList do?
You take up to five photos of a clothing item: front, label, back, any flaw and one extra detail. SnapList reads the photos once and writes a ready-to-paste listing for each marketplace you pick: Vinted, Depop, eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Facebook Marketplace, and a General listing you can paste anywhere.
You copy each field into the marketplace app, save the photos to your camera roll, and then track the item from listed to sold to profit.
Does SnapList post to the marketplaces for me?
No. SnapList never logs in to your marketplace accounts, never posts for you and never takes listings down for you. You paste each listing into the marketplace app yourself.
That is deliberate. Tools that sign in to your accounts and post for you can put those accounts at risk with the marketplaces. SnapList keeps your accounts entirely in your hands.
What is a listing credit?
One credit is one item. It is used the first time SnapList writes listings for that item, and only once they are saved. Adding another marketplace to the same item later, rewriting a listing, editing it and copying it again are all free.
If writing fails, no credit is used.
What is the difference between Free and Pro?
Free gives you 5 listing credits a month, shows ads, keeps your newest 30 items in your inventory and shows this month’s profit.
Pro gives you 100 listings a month, and Pro Unlimited has no fixed monthly cap (fair use). Both remove ads, keep your whole inventory history, add profit by marketplace and by month, a CSV export of your sales and a nudge for items that have been listed for 14 days without selling.
Current prices are shown in the app, because they are set by and vary with the App Store and Google Play.
How accurate is it?
SnapList makes one careful read of your photos. Brand, size and material are taken only from a visible label, which is why the app asks for a label photo. Colour, category, condition and visible flaws come from the photos.
Anything it cannot see is left out, never guessed. Measurements are only ever the ones you enter. You can add notes about anything the photos do not show, and you can edit every listing before you post it. Always check a listing before you paste it.