Rewrite an eBay title in a few seconds
There's a free eBay title optimizer on the site now, at palmflow.app/ebay-title-optimizer. Paste the title you're using today and you get three rewrites back — a recommended one and two other angles — along with a score for the original and a plain explanation of what changed and why.
- eBay gives you 80 characters and most titles use barely half of them. Every character you leave empty is a search you can't be found for, so the rewrite fills that space with terms buyers actually type — brand and model first, then size, color, and material.
- You choose the shape it comes back in: readable at around 50 characters, balanced at 70, or maximum coverage at 75 to 80. Pick your separator too, or none at all, which is usually the one that matches the most searches.
- You can hand it terms to keep in, and terms to keep out. Words you list under "Words to avoid" won't appear in any of the three titles — useful when you're selling a compatible part and can't name the brand, or a listing got flagged for a word once and you'd rather not use it again.
- Selling on eBay UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Australia or Canada? Pick the site and the rewrite comes back in that language and its vocabulary — trainers rather than sneakers — not a word-for-word translation.
- It won't stuff keywords in. Adding brands that don't describe your item breaks eBay's own listing rules and gets listings demoted, so the rewrite only uses what your item genuinely is.
- The first title is free without an account. Signed in, you get 25 a day — and inside PalmFlow the listing composer already writes the whole thing from your photos, title and description together, rather than one line at a time.