Step 1: Open the Inventory Tab
Go to Inventory from the left-side menu.
Make sure you are on the Amazon tab if you want to cross-list your Amazon inventory to eBay.
At the top of the page, you can use filters such as:
Fulfillment – Filters items by fulfillment type
Status – Filters items by listing status
Cross-Listing – Filters based on cross-listing status
Search bar – Lets you find a specific item by title, ASIN, or SKU
Step 2: Find the Item You Want to Cross-List
Locate the item you want to send to eBay from your inventory list.
Each row shows useful item details such as:
Product – Product title and ASIN
SKU – Your merchant SKU
QTY – Quantity available
Price – Current price
Buy Cost – Cost basis for the item
Rank – Sales rank
Condition – Current condition code
eBay – Shows whether the item is already listed on eBay or gives you the option to list it
Supplier / Purchased – Optional sourcing information
Click List on eBay beside the item you want to cross-list.
Step 3: Review the Product Section
A listing window will open with the product details already pulled in.
In the Product section, you’ll see:
Title – The product title that will appear on eBay. You can edit this if needed.
Image URLs – Product image links pulled in from Amazon. You can remove images you do not want to use.
Upload my own images – Lets you add your own photos instead of using Amazon images.
Description – The item description for your eBay listing.
Condition Note – Add notes about the specific condition of your item, such as markings, wear, or damage.
Step 4: Review the Pricing Section
On the right side, AccelerList shows a pricing comparison between Amazon and eBay.
This section may include:
Your Amazon Price – Your current Amazon listing price
Your eBay Price – The price that will be used for eBay
Recent Price – Recent eBay pricing references, such as new or used prices
Amazon FBA Fees – Estimated Amazon fees
eBay & PayPal Fees – Estimated eBay-related fees
Amazon Net Profit – Estimated Amazon profit
eBay Net Profit – Estimated eBay profit
This helps you compare marketplaces and decide if cross-listing makes sense.
Step 5: Complete the Required Fields
Under Required Fields, you must complete the fields needed by eBay before the item can be listed.
Category
This is the eBay category for your item.
Example: Books
Use the correct category so eBay can classify the item properly.
Refresh Categories – Reloads the category suggestions if needed
Condition
This tells buyers the condition of the item.
For books, available options may include:
Brand New
Like New
Very Good
Good
Acceptable
Choose the option that best matches the item’s actual condition.
Quantity
This is how many units you want to list on eBay.
For most used books, this is usually 1.
Step 6: Fill Out Additional Fields (Only If Needed)
Under Additional Fields, eBay may require more item specifics depending on the category.
⚠️ Important: You only need to use this section if you receive an error indicating that required information is missing.
You may see a note like:
Required fields by eBay for this category are Author, Book Title, Language
If an error appears during listing, simply add the missing field(s) using the Add Field button and fill in the required information.
Common fields include:
EAN – The barcode or product identifier
Author, Title, Language – Common for books
Other category-specific item details
Filling out only the required fields helps keep your workflow fast while ensuring your listing goes through successfully.
Step 7: Update Product Dimensions if Needed
The Update Product Dimensions section is optional and usually only needed if eBay asks for shipping dimensions.
You may see buttons such as:
Use Package Dimensions (Recommended) – Uses packaged dimensions for shipping
Use Item Dimensions – Uses the product’s item dimensions instead
Fields in this section include:
Dimensions Unit – Unit of measurement for size, such as inches or centimeters
Width / Height / Length – Package or item dimensions
Weight Unit – Unit of measurement for weight
Weight Value – Item or package weight
Package Type – Select the package style
Recommended package types may include:
Letter
Large Envelope
Package
Large Package
Only fill this out if needed or if eBay returns an error asking for dimensions.
Step 8: Best Offer (Optional)
The Best Offer section is optional.
If enabled, this allows buyers to send offers on your listing instead of only purchasing at the fixed price.
Use this if you want more flexibility in pricing.
Step 9: Submit the Listing
After reviewing and completing all required fields, submit the listing to eBay.
Make sure:
The title is correct
Images look good
Price is set properly
Condition is selected
Required item specifics are filled out
Once submitted, the item will be sent to eBay for listing.
Quick Field Summary
Here’s a simple summary of the main fields:
Title – Name of the item on eBay
Image URLs – Product photos used in the listing
Description – Listing description shown to buyers
Condition Note – Notes about wear or item details
Category – eBay category for the item
Condition – Item condition shown to buyers
Quantity – Number of units available
EAN – Barcode or identifier
Dimensions / Weight – Shipping-related measurements
Package Type – Type of mailer or box used
Best Offer – Lets buyers submit offers
Tips for Better Cross-Listing
Always choose the correct condition
Review the title before publishing
Add your own photos when possible for better results
Fill in any required item specifics to avoid listing errors
Only update dimensions if eBay asks for them