Multiple items in one photo

A scan returns identification, pricing and sold comps for a single item, so how you frame your photos matters. Here is how to handle a pile versus a single item shot from several angles.

A pile of different items: use Batch Scan

Batch Scan handles up to 10 different items at once, one photo each, and prices each one separately.

1. Open the scan page.
2. Toggle Batch mode.
3. Add up to 10 photos, with one item per photo.
4. Each photo is identified and priced as its own item.

Each item in a batch counts as its own scan toward your limit. Photograph each piece on its own rather than shooting the whole table in one frame, so the identification and the sold comps match the item you actually want to sell.

One item, several angles: add photos to one scan

A single scan accepts up to 3 photos of the same item, and it still counts as one scan. Use the extra slots for the details that pin down the exact item:

• Front and back
• The label, maker's mark or signature
• Any flaw or damage you want reflected in the condition

For clothing, a good set is the garment laid flat or on a hanger, the brand tag, and the size or care label. Those three make the match to the right sold comps much more reliable.

Quick rules

• Different items: separate scans, or one Batch Scan run.
• Same item: up to 3 photos in one scan, one scan charged.
• Front and back of one thing: put both in the same scan, do not scan twice.

If you already saved an item and want more angles on the record, you can add photos on the item page, then Re-analyze if you want the price rerun with them.