From the photo you take in your shop to the live listing, Instagram caption included. The complete list — nothing on it the product doesn't actually do.
You send your photos in bulk, Snapdrop sorts them into items.
Written for you, fixable in two taps.
Set exactly how it looks in the shop, right from your phone.
Nothing goes out without your approval.
The critical part when every piece is one of a kind.
Only announced once it ships. Here is what is coming.
Shopify and Etsy, both live. eBay, Depop, Leboncoin and Vinted are planned next. In every case you can copy the generated listing and paste it wherever you sell.
About 13 seconds from photo to a listing ready to review, timed live rather than estimated. Reviewing and fixing is on you.
They are sent to an AI provider based in the United States, only to generate your listing, and are not used to train models. They stay with Snapdrop as long as the item exists and you can delete everything. Details are in the privacy policy.
Nothing goes out without you. Every listing goes through a review step where everything is editable. What is not visible in the photo is not invented: the field stays empty rather than filled at random.
That is the risk Snapdrop handles first. When a piece sells on one marketplace, its listing is pulled from the others. The switch to sold is automatic on Shopify, and a button triggers it by hand otherwise.
No. Snapdrop opens in your phone's browser and installs to the home screen in two taps, on iPhone and Android alike.
The vocabulary, categories and pricing are built for vintage clothing and accessories. A homeware piece will go through, but it will be described less well. That is a choice: a tool that is precise on one trade beats a vague one on all of them.
Ten. The language is set per shop, and the whole listing is written in it, description and Instagram caption included.
Free for now. A monthly subscription per shop is coming, based on the number of listings, with a launch rate for the first shops.
Yes. The photos and the text stay yours, and a published listing lives in your shop, not in Snapdrop. If you stop, your live listings do not move.