Original Summary

A few months back I was trying to clear some stuff out of my house — an old bike, a couch, a few things that weren't getting used anymore. I took some phone photos, wrote a quick description, set a price, and posted on Facebook Marketplace like everyone does. What I noticed pretty quickly: listings with a short video get way more attention than four static photos. So I looked into making one, and it turned into way more effort than it should've been — every option was a full video editor with timelines, transitions, keyframes, the works. Overkill for a 10-second clip, especially if you've never edited a video in your life. I just wanted: upload the photos I already had, add a price and description, and get a decent-looking video out the other end — in a few clicks, not a few hours. So I built that. Upload your photos, pick a visual style, and it renders a finished, ready-to-post video right in your browser. It's called TappySell: https://tappysell-saas.vercel.app/ It's free right now while I figure out if this is actually useful to people besides me, so I'd love it if a few of you tried it on something you're selling and told me: - Did it actually save you time versus just posting photos? - Did the process feel genuinely simple, or did something trip you up? - Anything you wish it did that it doesn't? Happy to answer questions in the comments — thanks for reading this far.   submitted by   /u/Dear-Potential2625 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/15 13:10:15