From a few photos to a finished listing

Guided photos

The camera walks you through five shots, each with an example photo and a short prompt. Only the front is required.

• Front: the whole item, laid flat or hung up.
• Label: the brand and size tag. This is how SnapList gets brand, size and material right, so the app asks once if you save without one.
• Back, any flaw, and one extra detail: optional.

One careful read

When you tap Craft listings, SnapList reads your photos once, together with your item name and any notes you added about what the photos don’t show. It picks up:

• brand, size and material, from a visible label only;
• colour, category and condition;
• every visible flaw, including ones you circled in the photo editor or described in your notes;
• other details it can see, such as fit, closure, pattern or era.

Nothing invented

If something isn’t visible or written in your notes, it’s left out of the listing rather than guessed. A missing size stays missing. Measurements are only ever the ones you type in.

One credit per item

An item uses one listing credit, spent only once its listings are saved. Copying, editing, rewriting and adding another marketplace to the same item later are free.

Step by step

1. Tap the + button and take a photo of the front of the item.
2. Take a photo of the label, then any of the back, a flaw and one extra detail.
3. Tap Next, then tick the marketplaces you want to sell on and add any notes.
4. Tap Craft listings and wait while SnapList reads the photos and writes the listings.
5. Copy each field into the marketplace app and save the photos to your camera roll.