EBAY.COM · PUBLIC ITEM PAGES

eBay product scraper

Save an eBay.com listing snapshot with its item ID, available price, image links and public option labels. Keep the current selection clear when researching comparable products.

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Free developer preview · 20 products per UTC day · Local export

Storefront: eBay.com
Product identity: Listing / item ID
Downloads: JSON / batch ZIP

EBAY / PRODUCT DATA

Listing details and the current selection.

An eBay item ID identifies the listing. Public specifications such as selectable size or color are stored as option labels; the current selection is a snapshot, rather than a complete variation catalog.

Field	What to expect
Listing identity	Item ID, title and source listing URL.
Description	Description text available on the current page or its product data.
Price and currency	An available current price. A price range is not substituted for a selected variation price.
Public options / specifications	Loaded size, color or other selectable labels, plus the current selection. Separate item-specifics fields are not exported.
Variant reference	A variation ID when present in the URL. The listing ID is not a seller SKU.
Image URLs	Available listing image links, saved as URLs.

ILLUSTRATIVE JSON

Available sizes and one selected variation.

This example lists three loaded size labels, while the variant record keeps only the selected M option and the variation reference in the URL.

{
  "schemaVersion": 1,
  "platform": "ebay",
  "id": "123456789012",
  "url": "https://www.ebay.com/itm/123456789012?var=234567890123",
  "price": "24.99",
  "currency": "USD",
  "options": [
    {
      "name": "Size",
      "values": [
        "S",
        "M",
        "L"
      ]
    }
  ],
  "variants": [
    {
      "id": "234567890123",
      "sku": null,
      "options": {
        "Size": "M"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Fictional schema v1 field excerpt. These values are examples, not captured product data or a complete import file. Actual output depends on the page.

HOW IT WORKS

Keep an eBay listing and its selection together.

Choose the listing variation

Open an eBay.com item page and select the size, color or other option you want to inspect. The toolbar appears automatically on an enabled, authorized site.

Preview the current selection

Choose More, then Preview variants. Check the selected labels and available IDs against the listing; this is a current-selection snapshot.

Save the research record

Use Collect product for the local library or Export JSON for a file. For a supported loaded list, use Batch selection and choose cards for a ZIP. Check the item ID and completeness notes.

PRACTICAL USES

Compare listings with their selection in view.

A listing snapshot is useful when the option you selected changes the product being compared.

Compare a specific size or configuration

Select M on each relevant item page before collecting it. Review each exported selection and current price so a base listing or a different option is not mistaken for the same configuration.

Keep an inspectable research record

Retain the listing URL, item ID and capturedAt time with the JSON. Reopen the public page when checking a quote; the saved snapshot does not establish a later price or a past transaction.

JSON / ZIP

Product files you can review locally.

The current export formats are JSON and ZIP. Review completeness notes before using the data.

One product → JSON

A single product downloads as a product-named JSON file with its available fields and variants.

product-name.json

Selected products → ZIP

A batch downloads as one ZIP, with a separate JSON file for each product. Each product in the archive counts as one export.

SKUGrab_YYYYMMDD_HHmmss.zip

Image fields contain image URLs, not downloaded image files. CSV and Excel exports are coming soon; the current preview exports JSON and ZIP.

Know the limits before you collect.

The preview targets eBay.com public product pages. It does not provide sold-listing research or sales history reports.
Only option labels currently present on the page are read. Unloaded variations, seller SKUs and stock quantities are not inferred.
Batch exports use the selected loaded cards and may open temporary detail tabs. Automatic pagination and price tracking are not available.

The free allowance is 20 products per day in the current browser, resetting at 00:00 UTC. Product data is processed locally and downloaded to your device.

Store approval is pending, and live marketplace validation is still in progress. Official installation links will appear in the guide after approval. This website does not provide an offline installation package.

FAQ

Questions about this platform.

Is an eBay item ID the same as a seller SKU?

No. The item ID identifies an eBay listing. A seller SKU is a separate merchant-defined identifier and is not inferred from the item ID or variation ID.

Which eBay specifications are exported?

SKUGrab reads public selectable option labels, such as size or color, and the current selection. It does not export a separate structured item-specifics table or infer hidden variation combinations.

Can I export sold listings or track selling prices?

The preview does not offer sold-listing search, transaction history or price monitoring. It saves available product data from a supported page when you choose to export.

Continue with a step-by-step guide

How to scrape eBay product data

Choose a listing variation, inspect the current-selection snapshot, and check fields before reusing the export.

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