DFIRST Listing from a photo is an AI tool that writes a product listing from a photo. Upload one picture, choose your online store, Allegro or Amazon, and English, Polish or German, and it returns the title, description, bullets, the platform's own fields and alt text, each within that platform's character limits.
Two listings, shortened to their main fields. In DFIRST each field has its own Copy button and a count against its limit.
Kinetra Running Shoe, Mesh Upper, Rubber Outsole, EU Sizes 39-46
Mesh upper and rubber outsole, in EU sizes 39 to 46.
road trainers, jogging shoe, mesh sneaker, lace up, gym
A low-cut running shoe with a mesh upper and laces, seen from the side.
Krem przeciwsłoneczny Sol Club SPF 50, tuba 100 ml
Krem przeciwsłoneczny z filtrem SPF 50 marki Sol Club, w tubie o pojemności 100 ml.
Needs approval: a cosmetic product. Check before publishing: potwierdź skład i oznaczenia wymagane dla kosmetyków.
Three steps. The first one starts on this page.
Drop one product photo into the box, then choose where you sell and the language. If you know what the photo cannot show, such as sizes or materials, add it.
It describes only what the photo clearly shows and the facts you add. Anything it can only judge by the look is written as a look, such as a leather-look upper, and printed text is copied exactly.
Each field comes with a Copy button and a character count against the platform limit, plus notes on what to confirm before you publish. Nothing is listed for you.
An Amazon title is not an Allegro title. The tool writes to the limits of each: 75 characters and the brand first on Amazon, 12 to 75 characters without capitals or exclamation marks on Allegro, an SEO title and meta description for your own store.
It never makes up materials, dimensions, compatibility, certifications, safety or performance claims, prices, delivery promises or reviews. What it cannot see, it asks you to confirm in a note.
Cosmetics, food, supplements, medical products, toys and electrical goods come back marked Needs approval, because those listings carry rules a person should check. For a clean main image, pair it with Remove background.
Listings for new stock, written from the photos the team already takes.
Allegro product descriptions and Amazon listings that respect each platform's field limits.
The same product listed in English, Polish and German, each written directly in that language.
Client listings with a consistent shape, one product at a time, with notes on what the client must confirm.
The facts about Listing from a photo, as it works in DFIRST today.
About Listing from a photo and how it fits the rest of DFIRST.
Upload the photo in the box above, choose your platform and language, and add any facts the photo cannot show. DFIRST returns each field of the listing ready to copy, with a character count and notes on what to check before you publish.
Yes. Choose Amazon and you get a title of up to 75 characters with the brand first when it is known, an Item Highlights line, five bullets, a description and search terms without brand names or repeated words. Check Seller Central for the latest rules before you publish.
Yes. Choose Allegro and Polish. The title keeps to 12 to 75 characters and at least three words, without capitals, emoji, exclamation marks or words like HIT, and parameters are listed as name and value for known facts only.
No. It writes only what the photo clearly shows and what you add. A material it can only guess from the look is described as a look, and every fact you should confirm is listed in a note. Add sizes and materials in the facts field.
Listings for cosmetics, food, supplements, medical products, toys and electrical goods are marked Needs approval, because those categories carry legal and platform rules a person should check. The text is still there to copy once you have checked it.
Not in this tool: it reads one photo. Choose the one that shows the product best and add details from the other angles as facts. Printed text on the photo, such as a brand name, is copied exactly.
Your photo and choices wait on this device until your access starts. DFIRST opens to people on the waitlist first.
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