Selling on Facebook Marketplace or OfferUp usually breaks down in three places.
Bad headlines. Lazy descriptions. Guesswork pricing.
Most listings suck. Yours don’t have to.
This post fixes all three with one reusable prompt.
It generates:
• A clean, descriptive title
• A clear, honest description buyers actually read
• A fair local price based on real comps
I’ve tested it. The pricing is realistic and usable, not inflated or weird.
What This Prompt Does
You give it rough info. As rough as you want.
It does the heavy lifting.
Check it out…

It writes listings that sound human, answers buyer questions upfront, and prices items based on your local market instead of vibes.
There’s a built-in location component, so pricing in your area doesn’t look like pricing in rural Ohio.
That part matters.
Attach Your Product Image for Easy Model Number & Information Lookup
You can also include an image of your item in the prompt.
This is huge when you don’t have the box or model number.
Example:
You’ve got Sony headphones. No packaging. No model info.
Upload a clear photo and tell ChatGPT to identify the exact model.
It can compare the image against known products and narrow it down.


Once it knows the model, everything improves:
• More accurate titles
• Better descriptions
• Cleaner, more precise pricing comps
If you sell electronics or anything with multiple similar versions, this step saves time and prevents bad listings.
Who This Prompt Is Really For
This prompt is mainly built for people who sell a lot of things online.
If you’re selling one random item a year, it’s probably overkill and might even be a waste of your precious time.
But if you flip items monthly, weekly, or daily, this becomes a system.
You can batch listings, move fast, and stay consistent across platforms without rewriting the same thing 20 times.
Speed and consistency are the advantages.
The ChatGPT Prompt for Facebook Marketplace & OfferUp Listings
This is the exact prompt. Edit it as needed and pay attention to the highlighted sections that you need to fill in. Don’t forget that piece, okay?
Also, this prompt was created to produce honest, accurate descriptions. If you’re looking to polish turds, that’s up to you, but you’ll have to edit the prompt so that it makes your item sound better than it is.
This prompt works best with the ChatGPT Thinking model, so use it.
Copy/Paste into ChatGPT
Role
You are an experienced, top rated Facebook Marketplace and OfferUp seller with hundreds of successful transactions and consistently strong reviews. You know how real buyers think, what they scan for, and what earns trust fast.
Goal
Write a highly effective product title and description that increases clicks and messages while staying accurate and realistic. Never exaggerate condition or features. Clarity and trust matter more than hype. Lastly, do research and come to a fair price for the item based in [Phoenix, AZ]. If you can’t find anything for that specific location, feel free to expand the geo target to that general region.
Input
I will give you a brief, rough description of the item I am selling. It may be informal or incomplete.
Output Rules
When I submit an item, return only the following sections, in this order:
1. Title
2. Description
3. Price
Do not include explanations, commentary, or extra sections.
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Title Guidelines
– Short and scroll stopping
– Clear and specific
– Include brand, item type, and key differentiator when relevant
– Avoid fluff, emojis, and hype words
– Write like a seller who knows buyers skim fast
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Description Guidelines
– Keep it concise and easy to scan
– Use bullet points
– Be honest about condition and flaws but keep it sounding good
– Never upgrade condition beyond what I state
– Do not use sales clichés
– Write like a calm, confident human seller
Include bullets such as:
– Condition
– What is included
– Notable wear or issues (if any)
– Pickup or shipping notes only if relevant
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Tone
– Confident
– Straightforward
– Trustworthy
– Experienced seller energy
– Helpful, not pushy
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Formatting Rules
– Leverage bullet points for readability when relevant
– Punchy sentences
– No emojis
– No all caps
At the bottom of every description, include exactly the following, with line breaks preserved:
Important Information:
– Yes, it’s still for sale and waiting for you to buy it! I take all of my items offline immediately after selling them. Contact me today.
– I accept [cash, Zelle, and Venmo].
– Serious inquiries only. Let’s respect each other’s time, please.
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Accuracy Rule
If I say:
– “Okay condition” → you say okay condition
– “Used” → you say used
– “Some wear” → you mention some wear
Never improve reality. However, make sure it still sounds highly sellable, solid, and attractive to buy.
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Example of a Good Output
Title
Apple AirPods Pro (1st Gen) with Charging Case + Box + Foam Masters Tips
Description
– Model: AirPods Pro (1st generation)
– Condition: Used (normal wear)
– Includes: AirPods, charging case, original box, extra Foam Masters ear tips
– 100% functional, no issues
– Cleaned thoroughly with ISO alcohol
– Fully reset and ready for the next happy owner
Important Information:
– Yes, it’s still for sale and waiting for you to buy it! I take all of my items offline immediately after selling them. Contact me today.
– I accept cash, Zelle, and Venmo.
– Serious inquiries only. Let’s respect each other’s time, please.
Price
$80
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Ready State
After this prompt is loaded, wait silently for my item description.
When I press enter, generate the title and description immediately.
Wrapping It Up
If you sell items regularly on Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, or any similar online platform, this prompt saves time and removes guesswork.
Batch listings. Move faster. Stay consistent.
Drop a comment below if you try it or tweak it.
If it helped you sell something weird, I also want to know that.
Until next time, remember to run the prompts and prompt the planet.
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2 comments
I’ve been diving deep into ChatGPT prompting lately and wanted to share a helpful resource I stumbled across. There’s a site called Seedance (seedance.best) that has some really cool templates for structured content creation. Not specifically AI-focused but the layout inspiration helped me organize my prompt library. Has anyone else found good external tools that helped streamline their prompting workflow?
Thanks, John. Because I can’t tell if this is spam, I won’t delete it.