Free listing tool
AI listing title generator
Fill in what you know and get keyword-optimised titles tailored to each marketplace's character limit and search style. Titles update as you type — copy the one you want.
Tip: Lead with the brand and the most-searched keyword. eBay rewards specifics (size, colour, model); Depop & Vinted reward hashtags and vibe words. Never keyword-stuff unrelated brands.
How to write listing titles that sell
Marketplace search runs largely on your title. Put the brand first, followed by the single most-searched keyword (usually the item type), then layer in specifics — colour, size, material, era or model. eBay gives you 80 characters and rewards precise specifics. Depop and Vinted favour shorter, keyword- and hashtag-led titles that match how buyers browse. Grailed leans on brand-led, archive-style naming.
This generator writes a version in each style at once, so when you crosslist the same item you can drop the right title into each marketplace without rewriting from scratch.
What makes a title rank and sell
Three things do most of the work. First, the brand — it's the highest-intent keyword a buyer types, so it goes first. Second, the item type in the words buyers actually use ("hoodie", not "hooded top"). Third, the specifics that filter searches: colour, size, material, era or model. Add condition ("BNWT") only when it's true, and use style keywords or hashtags where the platform rewards them, as Depop and Vinted do. Avoid stuffing unrelated brand names — marketplaces penalise it and buyers distrust it.
Character limits matter
Each marketplace truncates differently, so a title that reads well on eBay's 80 characters can get cut off on a shorter field. The generator clamps every version to a sensible length and shows a live character count, so nothing important is lost when the same item goes out across channels.