Listings age; evidence should not
Stable photo and video pages for serious sellers
Marketplace buyers scroll fast, then zoom. You need sharp stills, optional condition video that shows motion and sound honestly, and a link that still works when the auction platform rewrites your description six months later. ImageEvent pages are ad-free on every plan, so your lot is not competing with unrelated banners.
You keep uploaded originals; display sizes make long grids tolerable on mobile. That is the same honest model other professional hosts use: fast browsing plus masters when you allow downloads. Linking patterns that help when you reference images from boards or listings begin under linking images in Support.
Video limits and HDR ingestion notes are centralized in 4K and large video support. Batch listing photography often starts with uploading or emailing images and videos.
Album structure that matches how you list
Many sellers keep one folder per platform identity with albums per category: glass, textiles, electronics. Others mirror SKU numbers in album titles so copy-paste from spreadsheet to listing tool stays mechanical.
Public proof versus private negotiation
High-trust lots sometimes move to a passworded album once a buyer messages. Visibility controls are documented in share albums.
Downloads and buyer expectations
Some sellers never enable guest downloads; others include a ZIP after payment clears. Read downloading photos and videos before you promise behavior in a listing footer.
FAQ
Yes, when the gallery visibility matches what you intend. Confirm with share albums and your marketplace rules.
Short condition clips often do. Check video support for practical ceilings.
packages for storage, then standardize ingest with uploading help.
Hub: businesses.