How do you list mutliple items on one listing?

[valleycharities]

I am looking for instructions on how to add the name of the items above the quantity when selling multiple items of the same style but with different names. I have seen it done with trading cards and people selling multiple styles of the same item like figurines, but I can't seem to find it when I make a listing for multiple items and I end up with one listing per item instead of being able to list them all under one listing. I have looked in the listing instructions and I have asked this question in the search bar in the sellers hub. I was unable to find anything about this in the listing instructions, the instructions on Bulk listing and editing is all it will give me and that does not answer my question about how to get the list of item names above the quantity. Any help would be appreciated.

[ckimodog]

@valleycharities 

Where you post your price, underneath there is a box that reads "Quantity" Put the amount you will to sell in that box.  I believe you can only use a fixed price for this type of listing.  No auctions.  

Happy Selling

[valleycharities]

Thank you. I have done that but it still will not let me list the items individually, like I have seen on several different listings. 

[inhawaii]

I think you are talking about a "variations listing".

Read up on them here...

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/listings/creating-managing-listings/multiquantity-listings-listing...

[candd205 · Accepted solution]

You want to do variations. It's not available in all categories. In the screen shot below, circled in red is where you do it. If variations doesn't show up in your listing, then it's not available for your category. Also, fyi, have all your pictures, titles, prices, etc ready when you go to list, because variations are very fussy, and you will have problems if you stop and try to come back later and finish it up. Another word of advice, don't use "sell similar". Start a completely new listings to do variations. Good luck.

[valleycharities]

Thank you!! This info was very helpful.

[candd205]

Glad to help. It's tricky to set it up, but it's worth it to have a good quality variation listing. 

[onefootflippers]

What no one told you is that customers hate variation listings due to being constantly burned by them (item they wanted is always out of stock or way above market price) and most experienced buyers won't even click on them.

They are also incredibly difficult to manage later. 

I only use them for Christmas Ornaments with preprinted names myself.