A photo, or a few notes
Give it a photo of the car or type what you know — the model, roughly what has been done to it, why you are selling. It comes back with a written description and the specification fields filled in: make, model, year, body type, transmission, fuel and the rest of the form you would otherwise be typing by hand.
It is a starting draft, not a submission. Nothing is published by writing it.
Every AI-filled field is marked
Each field the assistant filled carries a small mark and its own accept and reject controls, so you approve them one at a time rather than trusting the lot. Reject one and it empties for you to fill yourself; edit one by hand and the mark clears, because an edited field is an approved field.
A running count tells you how many are still awaiting a decision, and the sections holding them open by themselves so nothing waits for approval out of sight. That is the part that matters: an ad that goes out with a wrong engine size is worse than one that took ten minutes to write.
What it does not do
It does not price your car. Suggesting a number carries a responsibility a drafting tool should not quietly take on, so pricing stays yours.
It also does not publish. The draft lands in the listing form exactly where your own typing would, and the listing goes live when you say so.
Where your photo and notes go
The drafting runs through OpenAI, which processes the request in the United States, and the listing form says so at the point you use it. If you would rather not, the form works exactly as it always has — the assistant is a shortcut past the typing, never a requirement.
Each marketplace decides whether to offer it, so on some storefronts the button will not be there at all.
Common questions
- Will my ad read like everyone else’s?
- It drafts from your photo and your notes, so the more you tell it about the car the more the description is about that car. Editing it afterwards is expected, not a sign something went wrong.
- Does it set my price?
- No. It drafts the description and the specification fields; the price is yours to decide.