About ListQuick
ListQuick turns one phone photo of a garment into a finished listing — title, description, category, brand, size, colour, material and condition — and a cleaned-up studio version of the photo. You copy both into whichever marketplace you sell on.
It is built and run from Kaunas, Lithuania, by one person, and it has been open to paying customers since July 2026.
Why it exists
Sourcing an item takes minutes. Listing it takes twenty — photographing it, working out what to call it, typing measurements, guessing at hashtags. Sellers who do this at any volume spend more time writing than finding stock, and the writing is the part that is the same every time.
That is the part worth automating. Nothing here tries to tell you what to sell or what to charge for it; those are judgement calls that need a person who has handled the item.
Two things it will never do
It will not change your item’s colour. This is the most common failure in AI photo tools and the main reason resellers get returns: a magenta hoodie comes back plum, the buyer compares what arrived to what they saw, and the seller is left arguing about something the software did. Studio Mode changes the background, the lighting and how the garment is laid out. The colour stays as photographed.
It will not hide genuine wear or damage. A scratch, tear, stain or bobbled cuff stays visible in the enhanced photo. Smoothing a real defect away would misrepresent the item to the buyer, which is both dishonest and, in practice, a dispute waiting to happen. Wrinkles from a garment that simply has not been ironed are eased. Actual condition is left alone.
Independence
ListQuick is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Vinted, Depop, eBay or any other marketplace. There is no integration and no API connection to any of them — the product hands you text and an image, and you paste them in yourself.
Marketplaces are named throughout the guides because that is what sellers search for, and every trademark belongs to its respective owner.
How it works under the hood
Listing text is generated by a vision model that reads the photo; the enhanced image is produced by an image-editing model. Both run through OpenAI’s API, which does not use data submitted that way to train its models. Photos, accounts and payments are handled by Supabase and Stripe. The privacy page lists every provider, what each one receives, and how long anything is kept.
Contact
A real inbox, answered by the person who builds the product — not a ticket queue. For questions, bugs, refunds or data requests, email listquick@proton.me.