For people clearing their home
You want the clutter gone, but you don't know what's worth selling.
Sound familiar?
A loft, a wardrobe or a child's old room is full of things that might be worth something, and listing them one by one feels like a second job. Most people give up after a few items, or give everything away without knowing.
What SnapFlip does about it
Take one photo of a pile and SnapFlip names each item it can see with a rough price range, so you know where to start. Then it writes the listings from your photos, and you decide what to sell, bundle, donate or bin.
What helps
- Room and pile scannerOne photo of a shelf, a box or a pile: each item it spots, with an AI price range. A starting point, not a valuation. You can try it without an account.Open
- Listings from your photosTitle, description and condition written for you, with anything the AI wasn't sure about flagged. Copy it into Vinted, eBay or another site.Open
- Bundles for the small stuffPut two to ten small items into one bundle listing with a bundle discount, and make one cover photo from several pictures.Open
- 30-day declutter challengeA small task a day for a month, with share cards and an optional leaderboard if you like a nudge.Open
- Postage size guideCheck which parcel size your item fits before you list, so the postage you pick matches the box.Open
- Replies to buyersReady answers to the questions buyers ask, and safe replies when a message looks like a scam.Open
How it works
- 1
Photograph a pile
One photo of a shelf, a drawer or a box. SnapFlip lists what it can see.
- 2
Pick what to sell
Keep the items worth listing; bundle the small ones; donate or bin the rest.
- 3
List them
SnapFlip drafts each listing from your photos. You check it and post it.
What it doesn't do
- The price ranges are AI estimates from a photo, not valuations. Compare with similar listings before you set a price.
- It doesn't collect, buy or sell anything for you. You stay the seller on each site.
Questions
Do I need an account to try it?
No. You can scan a few times a day without one. A free account saves your scans and listings and gives you more scans each month.
Do you keep my photos of my home?
Scanner photos are sent to our AI provider to identify the items and aren't stored by us. We keep the result (item names and price ranges) so you can come back to it.
Is it worth selling small things?
Often not one by one. Bundles (a few books, a set of kids' clothes, a box of games) are usually less work per item. The scanner helps you see which things are worth listing on their own.
Do I have to pay tax on things I sell from my home?
Selling your own unwanted things is usually different from trading, but platforms report some sellers to the tax authorities. The tax threshold checker explains the reporting rules. It's not tax advice.
Start with the free scanner
Try it without an account. A free account gives you 10 scans and 5 AI listings a month; paid plans add more.