Flippr is built to help resellers, collectors, and people clearing out inventory value items faster from photos. Instead of checking one item at a time, you can scan shelves, stacks, or groups of products, review resale data, and decide what is worth listing.
Scan multiple items from one photo
Start by choosing the category that best matches what you are scanning, such as books, DVDs, CDs, games, vinyl records, or other media. Then take a clear photo of the items. Flippr identifies individual products in the image, draws location boxes around them, and creates a scan result list so you can review everything together.
Review value, sell-through, and item matches
Each scan result includes useful resale signals like estimated value, sell-through rate, and matched listing details. If an item match is not quite right, you can open the result, review where it appeared in the original image, and adjust the match before making a sourcing or listing decision.
Use market data to decide what is worth selling
Flippr helps you compare eBay sold listings, active listings, pricing distribution, condition-based value, profit estimates, and Flippr Score. These signals make it easier to spot items with real resale demand instead of relying only on a single asking price.
- Check recent eBay sold comps to understand actual buyer demand
- Compare active listings to see current competition
- Use sell-through rate to judge whether an item is likely to move
- Adjust condition when estimating value and profit
- Sort results by price, sell-through, Flippr Score, or title to focus on the best opportunities first
Turn scan results into eBay listings
After connecting an eBay account, scanned items can move into a listing workflow. You can select items, use eBay Sell Similar as a starting point, add photos, remove backgrounds, generate descriptions, review item specifics, set pricing, and publish or schedule listings.
Keep inventory and settings organized
Scan history makes it easier to return to previous scans, while the listing queue helps separate drafts, published listings, and scheduled listings. Storage and bin organization can also help keep track of physical inventory after items have been scanned and listed.
- Use scan history when revisiting past sourcing sessions
- Use the listing queue to manage drafts and scheduled posts
- Set currency, region, default category, and preferred data source in settings
- Customize profit calculator assumptions so estimates match your selling costs
- Create triggers to flag items that meet your preferred resale criteria
Who this workflow is best for
This workflow is especially useful for resellers scanning books and media at thrift stores, estate sales, garage sales, storage cleanouts, or personal collections. It helps new sellers move faster and gives experienced sellers a better way to triage large groups of items before listing.