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For trainer resellers

Buyers want the soles, the label and three size systems. And they ask anyway.

Sound familiar?

Every pair needs the soles, the heel, the creasing and the inside label photographed; the size in UK, EU and US; and the style code in the title. Branded pairs get questioned, and sometimes flagged, when the label photo is missing.

What SnapFlip does about it

The photo station has a trainer shot checklist, the size converter gives you all three sizes, and the pre-flight check warns you when a branded pair has no label or tag photo. The fees calculator shows what you keep on eBay and Vinted.

What helps

How it works

  1. 1

    Shoot the checklist

    Every angle, both soles and the label, ticked off as you go.

  2. 2

    Check sizes and code

    Add UK, EU and US sizes; confirm the brand and style code in the draft.

  3. 3

    List and keep the record

    Paste it where you sell. The evidence pack is there if a buyer disputes.

What it doesn't do

  • SnapFlip doesn't authenticate trainers. For high-value pairs, use the platform's own authentication service where it offers one.
  • Price ranges are AI estimates, not market prices. Compare live listings before you price.

Questions

Can SnapFlip tell if a pair is fake?

No. It reminds you to photograph the label and tag, which helps if a listing is questioned, but it doesn't authenticate anything. Never list a pair you're not sure is genuine.

Which size should go in the title?

Use the size system of the site you're listing on first (UK on eBay UK, EU on Vinted in most countries) and put the others in the description.

Do I need a business account for reselling trainers?

If you buy pairs to resell, platforms may treat you as a business. The Vinted Pro quiz and the tax threshold checker explain the rules; neither is legal or 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.