Products & Inventory · 3 min read
Quick Photo List
A faster way to add many products at once — photograph your items first and fill in the details later.
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When to use this feature
Quick Photo List is for when you have a lot of new products to add and don't want to fill in all the details one by one. Instead, you photograph all your items first — like going through your inventory with a camera — and then go back and add names, prices, and descriptions at your own pace. It's especially useful after you get new stock in, or before a market or sale.
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How to find it
Go to My Stuff at the bottom of the screen, tap your store, then tap 'Manage Store.' Near the top of that screen, look for a small camera icon — it looks like a simple outline of a camera. Tap it once to open Quick Photo List.
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Photograph each item
Point your phone's camera at your first product so it's visible on the screen, then tap the big circle at the bottom of the screen to take a photo. Then move on to the next item and do the same thing. Each photo you take automatically creates a draft listing — you'll see them building up in a list as you go. Don't worry about getting the perfect photo right now. Just make sure each product has its own photo and move through your inventory quickly.
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Go back and fill in the details
When you're done photographing, tap the back arrow (usually in the top left corner of the screen — it looks like a '<' or an arrow pointing left). You'll see a list of all the draft listings you created — one for each photo. Tap the first one to open it. Add a product name and price at minimum. Tap 'Save Draft' if you want to come back to it later, or fill in all the details now if you prefer.
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Make them live
When a draft has at least a name and a price, look for a 'Publish' button and tap it. This makes the product visible to customers on your store page. Drafts that you haven't published yet stay invisible — only you can see them. You can publish them one at a time or work through the whole list at once. Take your time; there's no rush.
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