Single-card sellers
Start with one card or a small stack and keep each photo pair visible.
VizionLyst is browser-based trading-card listing software that uses clear front-and-back photos to assist with card identification, listing details, pricing review, and seller-controlled publishing through a connected eBay account.
From one card to a larger queue, the same checkpoints keep every draft reviewable.
Start with one card or a small stack and keep each photo pair visible.
Prepare photo pairs in Draft, then review the resulting listings together.
Use consistent checkpoints while retaining listing-level decisions and results.
The core listing path stays simple while account readiness and History remain available when needed.

Connect the intended eBay account, choose a supported family, and add clear front-and-back image pairs.

Check the proposed card details, title, condition, price, and policies.

Submit only the ready listings you choose, then confirm the returned state in List or History.
Watch the photo-pair, review, and seller-controlled publishing flow.
A silent product demonstration showing front-and-back trading-card image upload, card identification, reviewable listing details and pricing, and eBay publishing controls.
The promotional on-screen phrases summarize the demonstration. They do not guarantee processing time, completeness, identification accuracy, pricing accuracy, or successful publishing; the seller reviews each draft and chooses whether to submit it.
On-screen text: Snap a photo of your card.
The Draft page shows Sports Cards selected while three sets of front-and-back card images are added to the upload batch.
Accuracy and seller control: The seller must confirm that each pair shows the same card and that both images are clear enough to review.
On-screen text: VizionLyst identifies it.
The upload queue reports six images ready, groups them into three valid front-and-back pairs, and the pointer selects Start Review.
Accuracy and seller control: A valid pair and a processing start do not confirm the card identity; the generated draft still requires seller review.
On-screen text: Every detail. Automatically.
The List workspace shows three draft listings, expands their proposed fields, and displays card names, year, set, card number, condition or grade, prices, quantities, and Best Offer settings.
Accuracy and seller control: These are proposed, editable values; the seller must verify identity, condition, grade, title, pricing, quantity, and offer settings.
On-screen text: Real comp pricing. No guessing.
The listings display Suggested price amounts beside editable prices while the details for another draft are expanded.
Accuracy and seller control: Suggested pricing is market context, not a guaranteed comparable sale or final price; the seller chooses the listing price.
On-screen text: Your listings. Ready in seconds.
The workspace returns to three listings marked Ready to publish and the pointer selects rows for a bulk action.
Accuracy and seller control: Ready to publish means required draft fields are present; selection alone does not publish, and processing time can vary.
On-screen text: From photo to live on eBay. Just like that.
All three listings are selected while per-listing Submit and bulk Submit Selected controls remain visible.
Accuracy and seller control: The recording does not activate a submit control or show an eBay response; the seller chooses whether to submit and must confirm provider success or failure.
The VizionLyst logo returns on a dark background.
Accuracy and seller control: No additional product action or result is shown.
Choose the matching family, then confirm the proposed identity against the physical card.
Review player, year, set, card number, team, parallel, serial, autograph, rookie, and grading context.
Review card name, set and collector number, rarity, finish, language, variant, and grading context.
Review card name, set and collector number, rarity, finish, language, treatment, and grading context.
Review the printed card code, set, rarity, character, card type, language, treatment, and grading context.