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3 toolseBay Keyword Tool
Get real eBay search phrases for any seed keyword to research listings, pricing, and product demand.
eBay Seller Lookup
Enter any eBay username and see the seller's active listings: count, price range, categories, condition split, and feedback.
eBay Price Checker
Enter a keyword and see current eBay asking prices: lowest, median, highest, new vs used, top sellers, and cheapest listings.
Listings & branding
3 toolseBay Image Resizer
Resize and crop images to every eBay size: 1600 px listing photos that zoom, the store billboard, logo, and profile picture.
eBay Store Name Generator
Describe what you sell and get eBay Store name ideas that fit the 35-character rule and read as a trusted specialist seller.
eBay Listing Template Generator
Fill in title, photos, description, features, shipping, and returns, and copy a clean HTML template that passes eBay rules.
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About these free eBay tools
This page lists every Keywords Everywhere tool built for people who sell on eBay. Two jobs come up on every listing: what eBay keeps (a final value fee by category on the item price plus shipping, a per-order fee, and any Promoted Listings ad rate you set) and what to put in the 80-character title so buyers find it. The fee calculator ships with the published 2026 rates filled in and every rate editable; the keyword tool reads the suggestions eBay itself shows in its search box and adds Google search volume, CPC, competition, and a 12-month trend to each phrase. New eBay tools are added here as they launch; the Free eCommerce Tools page lists them alongside the Amazon and Etsy tools and the general pricing, payment-fee, barcode, and invoice tools.
They are genuinely free: no signup, no trial, no credit card, and nothing connects to your eBay account. The fee calculator runs entirely in your browser. The keyword tool also runs in your browser (the requests to eBay come from your own connection, paced to stay under eBay's limits) and draws from a daily keyword allowance for the search-volume lookups; signing in with a Keywords Everywhere API key raises that limit on paid plans, and every plan has a cap.
Frequently asked questions
Are these eBay tools really free?
Yes. Every tool on this page is free to use with no signup and no credit card. The fee calculator runs in your browser with no allowance at all. The keyword tool draws from a daily keyword allowance for the Google search-volume lookups that keeps it fast and fair for everyone, and signing in with a Keywords Everywhere API key raises it on paid plans; every plan has a cap.
Which tools are included?
Eight free eBay tools right now: eBay Fee & Profit Calculator, eBay Keyword Tool, eBay Shipping Calculator, eBay Image Resizer, eBay Store Name Generator, eBay Listing Template Generator, eBay Seller Lookup, and eBay Price Checker. New eBay tools appear on this page as they launch, and the Free eCommerce Tools page lists them next to the Amazon, Etsy, and general seller tools.
Do I need an eBay account, or do the tools connect to my store?
No. Nothing here connects to eBay, asks for your password, or reads your account. The fee calculator works from the numbers you type. The keyword tool reads eBay's public search suggestions from your own browser, the same dropdown every shopper sees, and never signs in to anything.
How accurate is the eBay Fee & Profit Calculator?
It ships with eBay's published 2026 US rates: a 13.6% final value fee on the item price plus shipping for most categories (with the other common category rates selectable and a custom rate for anything else), a per-order fee of $0.30 on orders up to $10 and $0.40 above, and an optional Promoted Listings ad rate. eBay changes rates, varies them by category and store subscription, and charges more to sellers below standard, so every rate is an editable input: type the figures from your own Seller Hub and the maths follows. The eBay Fee & Profit Calculator FAQ lists the verified-as-of date.
How does the eBay Keyword Tool get its keywords, and are the volumes from eBay?
It asks eBay's public autosuggest, the engine behind the search-box dropdown, for every completion of your seed term combined with each letter, digit, and about 70 modifier words, and keeps every unique phrase; a 5-seed harvest typically finds 200 to 500 keywords over about 15 minutes, paced to stay under eBay's limits. eBay publishes no per-keyword volume, so the Volume, CPC, competition, and trend columns are Google's numbers for the same phrase from Keywords Everywhere; for product terms Google demand tracks eBay demand well, so read them as a relative popularity signal. The eBay Keyword Tool page explains the pacing.
How do I write a better eBay title?
Use all 80 characters and front-load the words buyers search: brand, model or product type, size, colour, condition words such as "NWT" or "vintage", and a compatibility or era detail. Run your product's main descriptor through the eBay Keyword Tool, pick the five to ten highest-volume phrases that truly describe the item, and work them into the title in natural order. Skip filler ("wow", "L@@K"), punctuation, and words the item specifics already carry.
Can I see what items sold for?
Not on this page. Sold and completed prices come from eBay's own search (filter by "Sold items" on ebay.com or in the app) and from Terapeak, which is free inside Seller Hub. eBay does not license that data to outside tools, so anything here that shows prices shows current asking prices and says so.
Is there a limit on how much I can use them?
The calculator has no limit. The keyword tool has a daily keyword allowance because each search-volume lookup costs us an API call, and eBay's own rate limit paces the harvest to about one request every 1.5 seconds from your connection. The free allowance is generous for typical use; signing in on a paid Keywords Everywhere plan raises the daily caps. Every plan has a cap, higher tiers simply get a higher one.