Help Writing listings Fill in a listing from your photos
Fill in a listing from your photos
One button on Vinted's own sell form. It writes, you read it over, you publish.
Go to Vinted's sell form as you normally would. A Flogit bar appears above it. Add your photos, fill in what you know, then press Fill in.
The title and description appear in the form, written. Nothing is published: you read it, change what you want, and press Vinted's own upload button yourself.
Fill in your fields first
This is the part people skip, and it is the part that decides whether the result is any good.
Category, brand, size, condition, colour and material are treated as facts Flogit may not contradict. You had the item in your hands; a photograph did not. If you picked L and a label in the photo says M, the listing says L.
If you press the button on an empty form, Flogit says so rather than guessing at everything from pixels.
The bar sits above Vinted's own form. Everything it writes lands in Vinted's own fields.
The keywords box
Vinted has no field for a model number, a collection, or what a print actually shows. The keywords box is where those go, and what you put there ends up in the description in a way that reads like a sentence rather than a tag dump.
Model or reference, collection, characters, the name of a colourway: things a buyer would type into search and that no photograph states outright.
The rules it writes to
Vinted hides listings that break its own content rules, so Flogit does not break them.
- No hashtags. Not one. Vinted's own help says so.
- No brand but the one you selected, in the prose as well as in tags.
- No invented measurements. Numbers come from you or from Vinted's fields. A plausible figure nobody measured is grounds for a return.
- Flaws named in Vinted's own vocabulary: marks, pilling, fraying. That is the language a return is judged in.
Improving one that already exists
The same thing works on a listing you published months ago. Open it in Flogit and use Improve listing. It rewrites the title and description against the same rules, and you apply it or you do not.
One press of Fill in, or one Improve listing, is one listing written. Browsing your inventory, recording a cost or printing a slip are not counted and never will be, because they cost nothing to run. See what the quotas count.
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