Crosslist

The Crosslist tab takes any listing you’ve already created on one marketplace and posts it to the other. It does the entire transfer over the marketplace APIs in the background. There’s no form to fill, no new tab to babysit, and no waiting for an editor to load. You pick the items, click the button, and watch the queue run.

When to use it

• You list something new on Depop and want it live on Vinted too.
• You’re cleaning up an old shop and want every unlinked listing mirrored to the other side.
• You’re moving to SaleLinx and need to bulk-mirror your existing catalogue in one pass.

What you need

• Both marketplaces signed in (see Connect your first marketplace).
• Both Depop and Vinted tabs open in the browser. The crosslister uses both sites’ in-page API access at the same time. If either tab is missing, a dialog offers to open it.
• An active subscription or the 7-day free trial.

The listing picker

The Crosslist tab shows an 8-column grid of your own listings. Each card has the photo, a price badge overlay, the title, size/category tags, brand, condition, and likes / views. The cards glow in the source platform’s colour (red for Depop, green for Vinted) so you can see at a glance which way the transfer is going.

Three controls sit above the grid:

• Direction toggle (source logo → target logo). Click it to flip the direction. By default the source is whichever site you’re currently browsing, but you can swap freely.
• Link filter (All / Linked / Unlinked). Defaults to Unlinked so the grid only shows items that don’t yet have a partner on the other side. Switch to All if you want to see your full catalogue.
• Auto-post toggle (off by default). When off, SaleLinx creates drafts on the target. When on, it publishes live listings straight away.

Tick the cards you want to crosslist (single or multiple, up to 50 in one batch) and click Crosslist to [target logo].

What “linked” means

A listing is linked when its partner on the other marketplace is known to SaleLinx. The link is set automatically the moment a crosslist succeeds. The Linked / Unlinked filter uses that link state, and other features (Restocker, Linking tab) read it too.

If a pair gets out of sync, you can repair the link manually from the Linking tab.

How the crosslist actually runs

Both directions are fully API-based. The crosslister doesn’t open new tabs and doesn’t inject anything into the marketplace editor. For each item it reads the source listing, translates the platform-specific fields (category, condition, colour, brand, size, shipping) into the target marketplace’s equivalents, re-uploads the photos, and posts the result.

Common edge cases handled automatically:

• Brand not on the target’s list - posted with no brand attached so you can pick one yourself before publishing.
• Colour not recognised - mapped to the closest accepted colour on the target (e.g. mustard becomes yellow) where possible, dropped otherwise.
• Size missing from the target’s catalogue - left blank for you to set manually.
• Photo download blocked - the source platform occasionally throws a transient block on a fresh page load; refresh the source and retry.

You don’t need to know any of this to use it. The button just works. But if a crosslist looks off, the “why” usually lives somewhere on this list.

Batches

A single click crosslists up to 50 items in one go. The batch:

• Runs sequentially with safe pacing between items so the marketplace doesn’t flag the burst as automated activity.
• Streams progress to the panel as each item completes.
• Survives the side panel being closed or the browser sleeping - the queue resumes automatically.

If an item fails partway through (transient network blip, marketplace error), the batch advances to the next item rather than stalling. Failed items stay unlinked, so you can re-select and retry them later.

Auto-post: drafts vs live

The Auto-post toggle is off by default. There’s a deliberate reason for that: posting straight to live means any mapping mistake (wrong category, wrong size, missing brand) lands on a real, visible listing. Drafts let you eyeball the result first.

• Auto-post off (recommended for first runs). SaleLinx writes a draft to the target. Open the draft on the marketplace, tweak anything that looks wrong, and publish manually.
• Auto-post on. SaleLinx publishes immediately. Faster for known- good mapping cases (your usual brands, common categories, simple sizes) but you lose the review step.

You can flip the toggle at any time. The setting persists across sessions.

Plan and access

Crosslisting is included on every plan from the 7-day free trial upwards. Each plan has its own monthly crosslist allowance, with the higher tiers offering progressively more headroom. See the pricing page for current numbers.

For bulk migrations larger than your monthly allowance, see CSV import.

Troubleshooting

“Both Depop and Vinted tabs must be open.” Click the dialog’s “Open” button or do it yourself. The crosslister needs both sites’ in-page API access at the same time.

Brand comes through as “Other” or “Unbranded.” The source brand wasn’t found in the target marketplace’s brand list. Fix manually on the target draft, or add the brand yourself.

Category looks off. SaleLinx’s mapping covers the common cases but the long tail (vintage militaria, sports memorabilia, kids size edge cases) sometimes needs a manual override. Open the draft and pick the right category before publishing.

Photos missing. The source platform occasionally blocks photo downloads on a fresh page. Refresh the source listing once, then re-run the crosslist.

Vinted item won’t fetch. If the listing isn’t yours, the API path is blocked - SaleLinx falls back to opening it in a background tab to scrape the page. This is slower but works on any public listing.

Next steps

• CSV import - bulk crosslist from a spreadsheet.
• Linking - manually pair listings that already exist on both sides.
• Restocker - the downstream feature that uses linked pairs to auto-repost when one side sells.
• Shop Designer - rearrange your Depop shop layout after crosslisting.