Ebay sellers, can you please help....

chris777

Can you please tell me how to make pics bigger? For example, the original size of the pic is 1200 x 900, but when you upload it on ebay and click on it, it comes up smaller than that. How do you keep the pic it's original size of 1200x 900 when you click on it on ebay? Can ebay do this for an extra fee or is there a hosting site that will allow me to upload pics that size for free? If I have to pay, what's a good hosting site?

bbuckner22

I use Turbo Lister and load the pictures from my files. The picture is always able to be clicked on and enlarged on Ebay.

chris777

bbuckner is their a size limit to how big the picture is that you're uploading with turbo lister on ebay?

twiley

I use html. I am glad I learned html and php.
I have the picture hosted elsewhere for free.

for example

<img src="http://i907.photobucket.com/albums/acXXX/MY_PHOTOBUCKET_ACCOUNT/MY_SCAN_FOR_THE_FEEBAY_LISTING.jpg" width="900" height="1200" />

zep33

You can use a photobucket account for free and host your own photos and link them in your auctions.

I use the $9.98 monthly Auctiva plan for all my stuff. I like the scrolling window in all my auctions that show what else I have for sale. No idea if it helps sales but I like it.

chris777

I just found a hosting site. Thanks bbuckner22, twiley, zep33.

WinPitcher

I usually just get closer to whatever I am taking a picture of.


The further away I am the smaller the pic is.


So at times I find myself almost right on top of the subject.



Steve

Bigjohn69

i have use this site for years, once you figure out the ftp uploads the pictures you host is pretty much unlimited, and their 99.99% up time is great, you dont have to worry about your pics going poof for periods of time, i got in on the ground level and it cost me roughly 50.00 a year,, very very easy to use once you figure it out,,, bj
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