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Each guide is one category: the words that belong in an 80-character eBay title, the item specifics buyers filter, condition wording, photos, and the mistakes that cause returns. The listing tool is on the home page.
Templates stay in this tab and use only the facts you type. An optional AI draft sends resized photos and those facts to Cloudflare Workers AI, which writes the listing text. Photos and text are not sent to Kie. ByeByeFast does not save them. You check the draft and post it yourself. Nothing is auto-published.
Clothing
How to write an eBay clothing title
Spend the title on the brand, the garment, and the size on the tag. Put pit-to-pit and the worst flaw where a buyer sees them before paying.
Furniture
How to write a furniture listing that states the size
Dimensions beat style words. Say if it comes apart, if hardware is missing, and whether a buyer needs a truck.
Books
How to write an eBay book title buyers can tell apart
Common titles collide. Author, format, and the copyright page keep a buyer from receiving the wrong edition.
Toys
How to write a toy listing that says what is missing
The set number identifies the toy. “Complete” is a count you made, not a feeling about the box.
Electronics
How to write an electronics title that names the model
“Laptop” is not a model. Buyers need the exact name, the storage, and which functions you actually tried.
Shoes
How to write a shoe title with the size that is stamped
The stamped size and the insole length are different facts. Sole wear needs its own photo, and the box is a separate condition.
Kitchenware
How to write a kitchenware listing from the mark on the base
The mark on the bottom identifies the piece. Capacity and chips belong in the title before any word like “cute.”
Home decor
How to write a home decor title that includes the frame
Measure the outer edge, including the frame. Call a print a print, and describe glass, hardware, and stains separately.
Sports gear
How to write a sports gear title around the spec
The searchable spec is the listing. Helmets and bindings need honest limits: you cannot see impact history, and you may not have set a DIN.
Collectibles
How to write a collectible title a buyer can identify
Identification is the listing: maker, series, name, and edition number. “Rare” needs a reason you can point to on the piece.