Price lookup by photo

How does photo price lookup work in Vintique?Photograph an item — or drag an image off any browser tab, or right-click a listing in the Chrome side-panel extension — and Vintique pulls comparable listings in seconds, with a suggested price range. A curious estate-sale find becomes a confident tag without leaving the floor, and the item can go straight into inventory from the same screen.

How it works

1
Capture it any of three ways

Snap a photo at the counter or in the iOS app, drag an image in from another tab, or right-click a listing in the Chrome side panel.

2
See the comps

Comparable listings and a suggested range, in seconds — evidence, not a guess.

3
Tag it and move on

Save straight to a booth's inventory with the price you picked; the draft is ready to confirm.

Price Lookup: drag, drop, or paste an item photo to find comparable listings on eBay, Etsy, and Google.
Price lookup by photo in Vintique — a real workspace, not a mockup.

What's included

  • Photo lookup at the counter
  • Drag-in from any browser tab
  • Chrome side-panel extension
  • Suggested price ranges from comparable listings
  • iOS capture on the floor
  • Straight-to-inventory drafts

Questions malls ask

Where do the comparable prices come from?

From live comparable listings across major marketplaces, summarized into a suggested range with the comps shown.

Can my vendors use it too?

Yes — booth owners get lookup in their portal and the iOS app, with their finds landing as drafts in their own booth.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes — the iOS companion app captures photos on the floor; the web version works in any browser.

Go deeper:AI image price lookup for antiquesWhat is an antique mall POS? — from Insights

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