Category detection
The item's category is decided from the photos first — drill, sofa, coat, phone, whatever it is — and everything downstream is shaped around that category instead of a fixed universal template.
Brand, model & variant
Read only when legible or clearly implied by what's printed on the item — never inferred from styling or shape alone.
Category-specific attributes
The attributes a buyer of that category actually cares about — voltage and chuck size for a drill, material and seating capacity for a sofa — five to twelve typically, never a forced checklist.
Specific, factual condition
Every visible defect, located in a few words, plus positive signals like unopened packaging or tags still attached — reported honestly in both directions.
What's really included
Box, case, cable, charger, remote, manual — counted as included only when a photo actually shows it, never assumed from what "normally comes with" the item.
Missing-info flags
A short, category-aware list of facts a buyer would still want to know that no photo answers — exact dimensions, working condition, battery health — so you know what to add.
Auto-import from the page
Already looking at the item on a page? Click the extension and it finds the product photos itself, including ones a site only loads into the gallery lazily.
Written natively for your market
The finished listing is written directly in the buyer's language and market conventions — not translated from an English draft.
Built on what's verified, not what sounds good
The thing every feature above has in common: nothing is stated without a reason to believe it. Facts are read from the photos first and kept separate from the writing step, and the writer is explicitly told never to invent reassurance — "like new," "no flaws," "rare," "vintage," "luxury" and similar language are banned unless the facts actually support them.
See it on your own photos
Install the extension and try it on anything you're about to list — free, no account required.