eBay Listing Video From Your Product Photos - RefVid
Turn your own photos into videos in minutes · Your first video is free, no watermark
First video free, no card
An eBay listing video is the one short clip eBay lets you add next to your photos, and you can make it from the photos you already took. Add 1 to 10 photos of the item in the box above, pick a turntable or write the shot, and press Generate.
The clip comes back as an MP4 with no watermark, ready for the Add video button in the listing form. Your first 3-second clip on Kling 3.0 Omni is free; after it, a single video costs from $2.99.
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eBay listing video requirements
- eBay's help page (read 2026-11-09) says: one video per listing, ideally one minute or less, MP4 (or MP4 / MOV in the app), at most 150 MB, uploaded at up to 1080p. eBay reviews each video and posts it within 48 hours, up to seven business days at peak times. Listings with variations do not take a video, and links to YouTube are not accepted.
- A RefVid clip fits all of these: 3 to 30 seconds depending on the model, MP4, a few megabytes, 720p by default or 1080p if you choose it, with no watermark or logo on it.
Make an eBay product video in 3 steps
- 1. Add 1 to 10 photos of the item in the box at the top of this page: the listing photos work, ideally the front, the back and a close-up of the label or a flaw you want buyers to see. RefVid saves them as one product.
- 2. Pick the shot. The button opens the 360 turntable; you can also write your own, for example "the sneaker on a white studio turntable, slowly turning, soft even light".
- 3. Press Generate, download the MP4 and add it with Add video in the Photos & Video section of your listing. If you are not signed in, you sign in first and the clip starts right after.
Which clips work on eBay
- Buyers on eBay want to see the real item from every side, so the safest clips show the item and nothing it does not have: a turntable spin, a slow push-in on the label, the item in a hand for scale, or an unboxing for new stock.
- A reference model keeps the shape and colours from your photos, but small printed text can still blur or change, so check the clip against the item before you upload it. Do not use a clip that shows a feature, colour or accessory the item does not have.
What it costs
- Your first clip is free: 3 seconds on Kling 3.0 Omni, with no card and no watermark. After it, a single video costs from $2.99, a one-time credit pack from $9.90 and a monthly plan from $10; credits never expire, and a failed clip gives its credits back.
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Product videos →Frequently asked questions
What are the eBay listing video requirements?
One video per listing, ideally one minute or less, MP4 or MOV, at most 150 MB, uploaded at up to 1080p (eBay help, read 2026-11-09). Listings with variations cannot have a video, and every video is reviewed before it shows.
How long should an eBay listing video be?
eBay asks for one minute or less. Short clips of 5 to 15 seconds that show the item from all sides are enough for most listings; RefVid makes clips from 3 to 30 seconds.
Can I make an eBay product video from photos only?
Yes. Add 1 to 10 photos of the item and RefVid generates new footage of it, such as a turntable spin, from those photos. More angles hold the shape better when the item turns.
Why is my eBay video not showing on the listing?
eBay reviews every video first: it usually appears within 48 hours, up to seven business days at busy times. A listing with variations cannot show a video at all.
Is the video free and without a watermark?
Your first 3-second clip on Kling 3.0 Omni is free and has no watermark. After it, a single video costs from $2.99, with sound and 1080p included.










