Using AI while you edit a listing

The listing editor has small “Write with AI” buttons next to the title, subtitle and description fields, plus a keyword suggestion tool and a Keyword boost rail. This article explains what each one does, where the suggestions come from, and what AI assist will never do for you.

Where the AI buttons live

Inside the listing form, you’ll find a “Write with AI” button next to the title field, another next to the subtitle field, and one next to the description field. Each button asks AI to draft or rewrite just that one field, using the details you’ve already entered elsewhere in the listing (category, condition, specifics, any photos you’ve added) as context.

There is also a “Suggest” control near the keywords area. This asks AI to propose search terms that shoppers are likely to use for an item like yours, based on the listing details you’ve filled in so far.

Using Write with AI on title, subtitle or description

1. Fill in the basics first: category, condition and item specifics. The more DashVue already knows about the item, the better the draft.
2. Click “Write with AI” next to the field you want help with (title, subtitle or description).
3. Review the drafted text in the field. Nothing is published automatically, it lands in the field for you to read.
4. Edit freely. Treat the AI draft as a starting point, not a final answer. Check it reads naturally, is accurate to the actual item, and fits eBay’s character limits for that field.
5. Repeat for the other fields if you want AI help with more than one at a time.

Each of these actions (title, subtitle, description, or a keyword suggestion) draws on your account’s AI allowance. Every DashVue account gets a monthly allowance of free AI actions, with an hourly cap, before you’d need one of the optional AI packs (AI Lite, AI Pro or AI Elite) for extra headroom.

Suggested keywords and the Keyword boost rail

The “Suggest” control proposes a list of search terms related to your item. The Keyword boost rail sits alongside the listing form and lets you fold any of those suggested terms straight into your title or into an item specific, without retyping them.

1. Click “Suggest” to generate a set of candidate keywords for the listing.
2. Scan the list in the Keyword boost rail. These are suggestions, not requirements.
3. Pick the terms that genuinely describe your item and that you’d be comfortable standing behind, then add them into the title or the relevant specific field.
4. Leave out anything that doesn’t accurately describe the item, even if it looks like a popular search term. Misleading keywords in a title or specifics can cause returns and policy issues on eBay.

What AI assist does not do

AI assist writes and suggests text, it does not set anything on your behalf. In particular, it never sets your price. Pricing stays a decision you make yourself, whether that’s a manual figure or a price you’ve worked out using DashVue’s other tools. AI also doesn’t publish the listing for you: any draft it writes still has to be reviewed and saved or published by you like any other listing edit.

Publishing or pushing any listing change, AI-assisted or not, still needs a Full Access eBay connection. A read-only connection can draft and preview a listing but can’t publish it. DashVue publishes fixed-price (Buy It Now) listings, it doesn’t create auction-style listings.