Fix My Vinted Listing

Your fourth
photo tells on you.

Buyers see the mark your description skips in your own fourth photograph, and the gap between the picture and the words is what an item-not-as-described claim is made of. Paste the listing — the description and the measurements — and you get back every flaw worth naming, the measurements a label size cannot stand in for, and the comparison brand that could have the whole thing taken down.

Top up once No subscription about 28p — never more than 40p Your balance is only spent on a finished result A change is another go — it costs pence too

Illustrative example — not a customer result Cos wool-blend jumper, UK 12

One blurry flat-lay, a label size with no measurement, and a rival brand named for comparison.

No flat measurement given

Label size alone is the leading cause of Vinted return disputes — add a chest and length measurement.

Names a competitor brand

"Similar to a Zara one I had" breaches Vinted's Catalogue Rules — only the selected brand may be named.

Paste-ready title

Cos Wool-Blend Jumper · Oatmeal · UK 12

Made up for this page to show the shape of the output. Not a real report and not a customer result.

Paste your Vinted listing

Title and description, plus any flaw or measurement you know about that never made it into either.

Top up once

Store credit funds it, and this job costs no more than 40p.

Use result

A score, the ranked problems, and a title and description ready to paste over the old ones.

Not advice dump.
Actual flaws named.

Report tells you what's stopping the item selling, why it matters, and hands you the replacement copy.

A cut-paper illustration seen from above: a knitted jumper folded into a neat square with one orange pulled thread trailing from it, a curled tape measure and a blank swing tag.

Honest score

Flaw disclosure, sizing accuracy and photo coverage weighted above everything else, scored out of 100.

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Priority fixes

Three to five ranked problems — an unmentioned mark, a label-only size, a named rival brand — not generic ecommerce tips.

New title + description

A search-ready title and a description with every flaw and measurement named, ready to paste back in.

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Next actions

Short checklist for photos to retake, measurements to take flat, and a bundle price to confirm.

Top up once. Jobs cost pence.

Top up once, then top up again when your balance runs low. This job costs no more than 40p and only the finished report is charged for, so one payment usually covers seventeen items. A change is another go at the job, so it costs pence too.

Store creditspent in pence

The flaw is already in your photographs.

Vinted lets you upload up to twenty photographs, and most sellers upload plenty enough to show the mark they did not mention. That is the specific trap. The bobbling on the sleeve is there in the fourth picture, the description says "good condition", and the gap between those two things is the whole of an item-not-as-described claim. The buyer is not comparing your jumper against a perfect one. They are comparing it against your description of it. Unfussed reads the description you paste and the measurements you give; it never asks for, never sees, and never scores your photographs directly.

Which makes disclosure worth more here than polish. A flaw named properly — where it sits, how big it is, whether it shows when the thing is worn — becomes a reason to believe the rest of the listing. A flaw left out becomes a return, and the postage on a return costs more than the honesty would have.

A size 12 is not a measurement

The other thing that decides whether an item comes back is sizing, and it is genuinely not the seller's fault: a 12 from one label and a 12 from another can sit two dress sizes apart, and there is no universal chart behind the field to reconcile them. The label size is a starting point. Chest, waist and length measured flat are what a buyer can check against something already in their wardrobe. This tool will not estimate one from the other — a guessed measurement is worse than a blank, because a blank prompts a question and a guess prompts a dispute — so anything you have not put a tape to comes back as [ADD FACT] with the measurement named.

What a fix looks like

As supplied

Nice jumper size 12. Lovely jumper, worn a couple of times, good condition. Similar to a Zara one I had. Bundle for postage!

What comes back

Cos Wool-Blend Jumper Oatmeal UK 12. Cos wool-blend jumper in oatmeal, UK size 12. Measured flat: chest [ADD FACT], length [ADD FACT]. Worn [ADD FACT: roughly how many times]. Condition [ADD FACT: say plainly whether there is any pilling, bobbling or mark, or confirm none is visible]. Care label [ADD FACT: confirm the wash instruction]. Happy to bundle — message me before you buy and I will combine the postage.

The Zara comparison went because it is a removal risk rather than a helpful aside. "Nice" became the brand, the material, the colour and the size, which are the four things somebody was actually searching for. And "good condition" was neither upgraded nor softened: it became a question only the seller, standing in front of the jumper, can answer.

Before you paste.

What do I paste in?

The title and description as they stand, plus anything you already know about the item that never made it into either — the flaw you spotted, the measurements you took. The report can only weigh a fact it has been shown. Or give a link, provided the page loads for somebody who is not logged in.

Will it hide a flaw to make the listing sound better?

No — every mark, stain, hole, tear or bit of pilling you mention stays in the rewrite, named specifically rather than softened to "some wear". An undisclosed flaw is Vinted's most common buyer-protection dispute, so naming it is what makes the listing sell, not what risks it.

Do I have to offer returns like a shop?

Not usually. Most Vinted sellers are private individuals, not registered traders, so the statutory return rights that bind a shop generally don't apply to a genuine private sale — the rewrite won't invent return obligations you don't owe. Where your listing reads as a business account, that's flagged rather than assumed either way.

What am I actually paying for?

Top up once, then top up again when your balance runs low. This job is about 28p — never more than 40p of them and spends only what the finished report costs, so one payment usually covers seventeen items. A change is another go at the job, so it costs pence too and counts as one of them.

What if it fails partway?

Your balance stays with you. They come off a finished report only, so a job that stops short leaves your balance as it was and you can start it over.

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