eBay Title Builder
Builds three titles within 80 characters from brand, product name, model, features and keywords; scores each, tells you what didn't fit, and catches the promotional words eBay forbids. Pasting the Amazon title is enough.
Type the parts or paste the Amazon title; three proposals appear instantly.
Start from the Amazon title
Paste the Amazon title; brand, product name, compatibility, pack and keyword candidates are parsed automatically. You can also type the parts by hand.
Parts of the title
Product name is required; the rest is added as long as it fits. In chip fields, type and press Enter.
eBay title rules
- 80 characters at most; 60–80 is good.
- No promotional words: FREE SHIPPING, WOW, L@@K, CHEAP, BEST.
- Don't write in ALL CAPS; acronyms (USB, LED) are fine.
- No special characters or emoji; no comma stuffing.
- No unrelated brand names or misleading claims.
- Condition and shipping belong in their own fields, not the title.
Proposed titles
Type the product name (or parse the Amazon title); three proposals appear instantly.
Rule-based proposal: no search volume data. A keyword score based on our sales data is planned for a later version.
Check your own title
Paste a title you wrote; length and rule warnings appear instantly.
How is it calculated?
The parts are collected: brand, product name, model, features (color, material, quantity), compatibility and keywords. They can be parsed automatically from the Amazon title.
They are fitted into 80 characters in three orders: brand first (brand searches), keyword first (generic searches), feature first (distinctive items). Words are never split, duplicates are dropped, what doesn't fit is skipped.
Each proposal is scored: length usage (60+ characters is good), keyword coverage and rule checks (promotional words, ALL CAPS, special characters, repetition, comma stuffing).
Copy the one you like, or paste your own title into the check box and clear the warnings. In the dashboard an ASIN loads the Amazon title straight from the pool.
Frequently asked questions
Why is an eBay title 80 characters?
eBay's title limit is 80 characters and its search matches the words in the title. A title of 60–80 characters full of meaningful words both fits and appears in more searches.
Which words are not allowed in a title?
Promotional and attention words such as FREE SHIPPING, WOW, L@@K, CHEAP, BEST PRICE; also unrelated brand names and misleading claims. The tool catches them and lowers the score.
Should the brand or the keyword come first?
If buyers search by brand, brand first; for a generic product (for example 'laptop stand'), product name and keywords first. The tool builds both; pick by how your item is searched.
Can I use the Amazon title as it is?
Usually not: Amazon titles run 150–200 characters, full of comma stuffing and repetition; eBay cuts at 80. The Parse button splits the title into parts and you choose what fits.
Is there search volume data?
This version is rule-based; it doesn't show keyword search volume. A keyword score based on our sales data is planned for a later version. In the dashboard an ASIN loads the title and brand from the Amazon pool.
Turn the math into automation
Sellerviva moves products from Amazon to eBay, keeps price and stock updated with this exact fee model, and protects your profit.
- Type an ASIN and pull the supply price from the Amazon pool
- Shipping and other costs pre-filled from your eligibility profile
- Price and stock updated automatically with this fee model
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