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3boxers2154 · ‎03-21-2021

coastaltechsolution · ‎03-21-2021

You get 12 but if you add more you get charged?

southern*sweet*tea · ‎03-21-2021

You only have twelve, unless you have a variations listing of some sort. Those can have more.

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dhbookds · ‎03-21-2021

You only get 12 in the top left box...... and can't pay for more anymore I don't think.

I think you can still embed extra pictures in the description......using HTML....but I've never done it......you might ask over on the Tools board.

That said, one reason to not overload a listing used to be the time it took to load on a phone.....that might still be a consideration.......

reallynicestamps · ‎03-21-2021

I've added pictures in my description with the pictures being hosted off-eBay.

But the Gallery is limited to 12, which are free. I suspect eBay doesn't have the server space to host more.

chapeau-noir · ‎03-21-2021

Whatever photo hosting service you use needs to be encrypted, though, and having loads of photos in a description really drags it out.

An alternative is using collages.

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coolections · ‎03-21-2021

Unless you have a million items in your ad I see no reason for 24 photos. Buyers would get bored real fast.

jayjaspersgarage · ‎03-21-2021

There is nothing you offer for sale that requires more than twelve photos. Perhaps if you are going to list a vehicle more than a dozen photos would be warranted.

bimm_corp · ‎03-21-2021

You could try like I do here,

https://www.ebay.com/itm/284221913124

pasting two photos together, then uploading it as one pic. I use MS Paint to cobble them together, but there are probably programs that will do a nicer and more professional job. HTH.