In the upper right corner of your listing form, click the 3 dots. If you don’t see 3 dots, you are not on the correct form. If you are not on the correct form, you should see ‘switch to advanced’ or ‘switch to business form’. Click there, then you will be on the advanced form and will see the 3 dots.
Click on the 3 dots, then click settings. Slide the radio button to the right next to variations. This turns on the option to create a variations listing.
If variations are available in the your selected category, you will see a variations section after item specifics and before condition. Click the pencil at the far right to edit the variations fields.
Once you are on the correct form, you can use this guide written by one of our mentors -
Rather than one listing, and having a prospective buyer scan through each title, I would suggest creating several different listings, perhaps by artist/genre/whatever, making it easier for a buyer to select what s/he is looking for.
wooden_flower
Mentor1 year ago@allen5042
In the upper right corner of your listing form, click the 3 dots. If you don’t see 3 dots, you are not on the correct form. If you are not on the correct form, you should see ‘switch to advanced’ or ‘switch to business form’. Click there, then you will be on the advanced form and will see the 3 dots.
Click on the 3 dots, then click settings. Slide the radio button to the right next to variations. This turns on the option to create a variations listing.
If variations are available in the your selected category, you will see a variations section after item specifics and before condition. Click the pencil at the far right to edit the variations fields.
Once you are on the correct form, you can use this guide written by one of our mentors -
https://shipscript.com/ebayhelp/lister_hub/creating_ebay_variations.htm
allen5042
OP1 year agoThank you for the info
disneyshopper
Mentor1 year agoRather than one listing, and having a prospective buyer scan through each title, I would suggest creating several different listings, perhaps by artist/genre/whatever, making it easier for a buyer to select what s/he is looking for.