Saving eBay photos by hand is slower than it looks
Right-clicking each photo on an eBay listing gets you the size the page happened to load — often a 500px preview rather than the full photo — and on many listings Chrome saves it as WEBP, which several catalog tools will not open.
SellerGrab requests the 1600px version of every photo in the listing gallery and normalises them to JPG, in one action. On a 12-photo listing that is roughly two minutes of clicking replaced by one click.
What you get
- Every photo in the listing gallery, at eBay’s largest available size
- One ZIP, or loose files, whichever you prefer
- Filenames that carry the item ID and listing title, so they stay identifiable
- The listing video too, if the listing has one — free, three per day
Compared with saving manually
| Right-click, save as | SellerGrab | |
|---|---|---|
| Resolution | Whatever the page loaded | Always 1600px |
| Format | Usually WEBP | JPG |
| 12 photos | ~24 clicks | 1 click |
| Listing video | Not possible | Included |
See the bulk download workflow for the details.