Product photos for sneakers. Snap a pair on the carpet and get a clean studio shot back, in five styles: Studio, Floating, Plinth, Street and Colour. Creasing, sole wear and scuffs stay exactly as they are, so buyers see what they are getting. Product photos now sit on the home screen, for clothing and sneakers, one tap from the camera. Get Sold now asks what you are listing before it asks for photos. Shoes have their own shot list: side, sole and the tongue label. The sole is the shot that sets your price, and it is the one most sellers never take. Sizes now come back with their system, so you get UK 9 rather than a bare 9. Other covers everything that is not clothing. It will not guess dimensions off a photograph, so it tells you to measure instead of inventing a number a buyer will hold you to. Prices are now in your own currency instead of always in pounds.

Onboarding now asks the one question that changes your listing: where you sell. Vinted, eBay, Depop and Facebook Marketplace each want a different title length, a different tone and different keywords. Get Sold writes for the one you pick, and you can switch per listing. Photos are guided. Front, back and label, asked for by name, so the label shot that carries your size and fabric actually gets taken. Each photo is labelled for the model rather than left to be guessed at. Your listing comes back as separate fields with a copy button on each, and a line telling you where that field goes in the app you are pasting into. The title counts itself against the limit of the platform you chose. Three prices instead of one. Sell fast, fair, or hold out, and you choose per item rather than once for everything. The product photo screen now fits on one screen, and errors say what actually went wrong instead of blaming your connection.