Give your item details and get titles that pack the keywords buyers actually search, use every one of the 80 characters, and read like a human wrote them. The best title plus four alternates, ranked and ready to paste.
Best 80-char title · 4 alternates · keyword-ranked for Cassini
Cassini, the eBay search engine, matches a buyer's query to the words in your listing title. If the words a buyer types are not in your title, your item does not show up, no matter how good the price or the photos are. So the title is not a label. It is the single biggest lever you have on whether buyers ever see your listing at all. Front-load the item type and the keywords people actually search, and you show up in the searches that matter.
You get 80 characters, and every one of them is free ranking real estate. Most sellers waste them. They write short titles that leave half the box empty, or they stuff in keyword salad and spammy filler like L@@K and MINT!!! that eBay penalizes and buyers ignore. The titles this tool writes use the full 80 characters with real search terms, keep the item type up front, and read like a human wrote them, so they rank and still earn the click.
Brand, model, size, color, condition, and key features. The more you give, the sharper the keywords.
The terms buyers search, ranked by pull and slotted in the order Cassini rewards.
The best title plus four alternates, each front-loaded, compliant, and ready to paste.
Your item details are sent to our server, processed once by the AI to generate the titles, and not shared with anyone. We keep your email and a short usage summary so we can send you the results. Your details are not resold, published, or used to train anything.
No. The title is one Cassini factor alongside price, sell-through, and item specifics. This gives you a keyword-packed, compliant 80-character title that pulls its full weight, so you compete on the part you control. Ranking still depends on the rest of your listing and your selling history.
Eighty characters is the hard cap eBay gives every listing title. Cassini matches a buyer's search to the words in that title, so those 80 characters are free ranking real estate. Waste them on filler or leave them half empty and you drop out of searches you could have won.
No. It only uses the attributes you give it. If you leave out the model, size, or condition, the title works with what it has and does not invent specifics. Paste the real brand, model, size, and condition and the titles come back accurate.
A great title gets the click. What happens after the click decides whether you get the sale. We build product pages engineered around one number: revenue per visitor. Watch the demo and see the difference between a listing that describes and a page that closes.
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