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How to cross list (import) eBay listings to Facebook
Crosslisting from eBay to Facebook means putting the same item up for sale on both marketplaces, so more buyers see it. Done by hand, it means downloading photos and retyping every field. With OctoResell it takes three clicks, and you still check the listing before it goes live.
Moving listings the other way? See Facebook to eBay.
Step by step
- Import from eBay. Open your item on eBay and click Import to OctoResell at the bottom right. It saves the photos, title, description, price, brand, size and condition in your browser.
- Send to Facebook. Press Facebook in the card that appears, or in the OctoResell popup. The Facebook listing form opens in a new tab.
- Check and post. OctoResell uploads the photos and fills the fields. Its checklist shows anything it could not fill, with a button that jumps to the field. Fix those, then press Facebook's own post button.
What carries over to Facebook
- Photos: full-size, up to 10 per listing.
- Title: Facebook titles are limited to 99 characters, so long eBay titles are trimmed at a word boundary.
- Description: up to 5,000 characters, with brand, size, color and condition added on one line at the end.
- Price: copied as is, or raised or lowered by the percentage you set to cover Facebook's fees.
- Category and condition: picked from Facebook's dropdowns when a close match exists. If not, the checklist tells you to pick them.
Before you post on Facebook
Facebook Marketplace is tied to your personal Facebook account. It asks for your location and for local pickup or shipping, which depend on how you sell, so set them yourself after the fill. OctoResell opens the Facebook listing page for you to end it, but it does not detect sales made on Facebook.
Listing limits at a glance
| Marketplace | Title | Description | Photos |
|---|---|---|---|
| eBay | 80 characters | 4,000 characters | 24 |
| 99 characters | 5,000 characters | 10 |
- Only the first 10 of up to 24 photos copy to Facebook.
- Titles fit within 99 characters.
- On a $50 sale you keep about eBay $42.80 versus Facebook $45.00 (US fees, October 2026).
eBay and Facebook limits compared
| Field | eBay | |
|---|---|---|
| Title | 80 characters | 99 characters |
| Description | 4,000 characters | 5,000 characters |
| Photos | Up to 24 | Up to 10 |
| Price field | Dollars and cents | Whole dollars, so OctoResell rounds the price |
What to check on this route
- Photos are cut. A eBay listing can have up to 24 photos, and Facebook accepts 10. Only the first 10 are copied, so put your best photos first.
- Prices are rounded. Facebook takes whole-dollar prices, so a price such as $24.50 becomes a whole number. Check it after the fill.
- Category and condition. The two marketplaces use different category trees and condition scales, so the checklist asks you to confirm them.
- Facebook sales are not detected. OctoResell cannot see a sale made on Facebook Marketplace, so end your other listings by hand when something sells there.
Fees on eBay and Facebook
Setting the same price on both marketplaces earns you different amounts. These are US seller fees checked in October 2026; see the full fee comparison for every marketplace and the source links.
| eBay | ||
|---|---|---|
| Seller fees (US) | 13.6% of the sale (most categories, up to $7,500) plus $0.30 per order up to $10, $0.40 above | 10% on shipped orders, $0.80 minimum |
| You keep on a $50 sale | $42.80 (14.4% taken) | $45.00 (10.0% taken) |
| List at to keep $40 | $46.76 | $44.44 |
When it sells
If the item sells on eBay, Facebook needs to come down too. OctoResell opens the right Facebook page and you end the listing in one click. See how to delist on Facebook by hand.
Sources
- eBay Seller Help: listing tips (80-character titles, up to 24 free photos)
- eBay selling fees
- Facebook Marketplace: selling
- Facebook Help: selling fees and payouts
Questions
Can I import my eBay listings to Facebook?
Yes. Facebook has no import button for eBay listings, so you either retype each one or use a crosslisting tool. OctoResell imports the eBay listing from its page and fills the Facebook form, one listing at a time.
Can I crosslist from eBay to Facebook automatically?
Yes. OctoResell imports your eBay listing and fills the Facebook listing form with photos, title, description, price, brand and size. You check the form and post it yourself.
How many photos can I copy from eBay to Facebook?
Facebook accepts up to 10 photos per listing. OctoResell uploads full-size photos from eBay up to that limit.
Will my eBay title fit on Facebook?
Facebook titles are limited to 99 characters, so long eBay titles are trimmed at a word boundary.
Can I sell the same item on eBay and Facebook at once?
Yes, many resellers list one item on both. The risk is selling it twice, so take the other listing down as soon as one sells.
Does crosslisting to Facebook remove the eBay listing when it sells?
It can. While your browser is open, OctoResell checks your linked listings every 15 minutes. When a sale is confirmed it removes the item from Poshmark, Mercari, Depop and Vinted for you, after asking first unless you turn on automatic removal. eBay, Etsy and Facebook listings open in one click so you can end them. Sales made on Facebook are not detected.
OctoResell does these steps for you. Free for 5 fills a day, or $15 a month for unlimited crosslisting. Cancel anytime.
Related guides
- Delist on Facebook
- Repost a Facebook Marketplace listing
- Auto delist sold items
- Avoid selling twice
- Marketplace fees compared
- All reseller guides