eBay has opened its photo-based AI listing feature to consumer sellers in six countries, allowing them to start product listings from images and review the generated details before publication.
The feature works in the eBay app. Sellers photograph an item, and the system prepares listing information for them to inspect and edit before they decide to publish. Access covers the United States, Australia, France, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom.
Across eBay’s AI offerings, usage exceeds 10 million unique sellers, while the tools support more than 800,000 new listings per day. Those figures apply to its AI features overall and are not limited to the photo listing experience.
