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if you know html you can embed any image directly into your listing. You should be hosting your images on a free hosting site as ebay gives you a small amount of free space, but then they charge you.
the tag for images is very simple < img src=xxx> where xxx is the exact URL to your image, including the http://. Hope this helps
oh, another quick tip be sure to save your image at 72 dpi, and keep it smaller than say 500 x 500 or so, that way it wont take over the page and be annoying
This tip will be more useful now that eBay has Capped their use of images in the free image input area to one I was highly displeased that many of my store listings which had lots of images in them were reduced to one without any notice from ebay... grrrrr!
the tag for images is very simple < img src=xxx> where xxx is the exact URL to your image, including the http://. Hope this helps
oh, another quick tip be sure to save your image at 72 dpi, and keep it smaller than say 500 x 500 or so, that way it wont take over the page and be annoying
This tip will be more useful now that eBay has Capped their use of images in the free image input area to one
I was highly displeased that many of my store listings which had lots of images in them were reduced to one without any notice from ebay... grrrrr!
