Crosslist from Tilt to Vinted — Automatically
Move your Tilt inventory to Vinted in minutes. Titles, photos, condition and pricing map automatically, and inventory stays in sync between the two.
- Tilt: UK/EU live-auction marketplace for fashion, streetwear and collectibles — sellers broadcast and buyers bid in real time, with fixed-price stock sitting in the shop between shows.
- Vinted: Europe’s largest fixed-price secondhand fashion marketplace, with zero seller fees — the buyer pays a protection fee at checkout instead.
- The overlap that makes this pair work: Tilt’s real seller base is concentrated in GB, IT, ES, PL and FR — the same five countries that anchor Vinted’s biggest markets. There is no audience-mismatch tax on this crosslist.
- Fields that transfer automatically: title, description, images, price, brand, size and condition, mapped between Tilt’s live-auction listing format and Vinted’s fixed-price one.
- Inventory sync: when an item sells on either channel, FLUF Connect withdraws it from the other within minutes — no double-selling.
- Cost: 7 days for £1, then plans from £9/month (Starter). Every plan is paid — automation is included, not a paid add-on.
Why Sell on Both Tilt and Vinted?
Crosslisting from Tilt to Vinted puts the same item in front of two very different buying moments — an auction crowd bidding live, and a browsing shopper searching by size and category weeks later — without listing it twice by hand. It also happens to be one of the few channel pairs where the audiences genuinely overlap by country rather than compete for a totally different one, which changes the calculus compared to, say, crosslisting from a US-only channel.
Tilt is a UK-headquartered live-auction marketplace: sellers go live, buyers bid in real time, and the platform’s own sales pitch is throughput — 30–40 items sold an hour in a well-run show, a rate no fixed-price marketplace can match. But not every item sells in a show, and not every seller wants to stream. Vinted is the opposite model: no auctions, no streaming, just a searchable catalogue that stays live until it sells, browsed by shoppers who filter by brand, size and price rather than watch a broadcast.
Check that both Tilt and Vinted support sellers in your country before crosslisting. This pair lets eligible sellers reach Vinted buyers without rebuilding each listing by hand.
| Tilt | Vinted | |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Live-auction + fixed-price shop | Fixed-price only, no auctions |
| Where sellers actually are | GB (by far the largest), then IT, US, ES, PL, FR, AU | 27 seller markets — GB, FR, DE and the wider EU/Nordics/CEE core, plus US and AU |
| Seller fees | From 2% + 50p (a floor, not a flat rate — the fixed 50p makes the effective % higher on cheap items) | None — the buyer pays a protection fee of roughly 3–8% + £0.30–£0.80 at checkout instead |
| Sign-in | Phone SMS code, Apple or Google — no password to hand over | Browser session via the FLUF Chrome extension |
| Strongest categories | Streetwear, sneakers, fashion, collectibles | Everyday fashion, mid-range brands, basics, homeware |
| Buying behaviour | Live, time-pressured, bidding against other buyers | Search-driven, browsing at their own pace |
The practical case for this pair is inventory that doesn’t move in a show. Live auctions are efficient at clearing items an audience is actively bidding on in the moment, but anything that doesn’t sell in that window has nowhere obvious to go except the next show. Vinted gives that same item a second, patient sales channel — search traffic instead of a live crowd — without you re-photographing or re-describing it.
How to Crosslist from Tilt to Vinted with FLUF Connect
Tilt and Vinted connect to FLUF in genuinely different ways, because they’re built differently under the hood — and that difference is worth understanding before you start, because it changes what “connected” means for each one.
1. Sign up for FLUF Connect
Create an account at fluf.io/connect and pick your plan — the first 7 days cost £1 while you set everything up and see it working on real listings.
2. Connect Tilt
Use the FLUF Chrome extension once to connect Tilt. Sign in with a phone SMS code, Apple or Google. After connecting, Tilt needs no open browser tab for listing, editing or delisting. You need an approved Tilt seller account and a configured shipping method before publishing.
3. Connect Vinted
Install the FLUF Connect Chrome extension, open Vinted and follow the connection prompts. Keep the extension installed, active and signed in for listing, edits and sold-item removal.
4. Import your Tilt listings
FLUF reads your existing Tilt catalogue — titles, descriptions, photos, prices, brand and condition — into your FLUF Connect dashboard automatically. Nothing needs re-entering by hand.
5. Review the field mapping
Tilt’s condition scale, category tree and shipping model are different from Vinted’s — see the full mapping table below. FLUF pre-fills what it can map with confidence and flags anything that needs a quick manual check before it goes live on Vinted.
6. Select products and crosslist
Pick individual items or select in bulk, then crosslist to Vinted. Each product typically appears on Vinted within a few minutes, subject to Vinted’s own review and, occasionally, a manual verification step on their side.
7. Turn on auto-crosslisting (optional)
Set a rule — by category, brand, or price band — so new Tilt inventory crosslists to Vinted automatically going forward, without a manual step per item.
What Transfers When You Crosslist from Tilt to Vinted?
Both channels are stricter than most about listing format, which turns out to make some of the mapping cleaner than usual — Tilt and Vinted independently cap titles at exactly 100 characters and truncate descriptions at 2,000, so nothing needs re-shortening between the two directions the way it would going from, say, Depop’s 280-character titles down to eBay’s 80.
Field Mapping — Tilt to Vinted
| Tilt Field | Vinted Field | Transfer Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Title | Title | ✅ Automatic | Both cap at 100 characters — nothing gets cut going either direction |
| Description | Description | ✅ Automatic | Both cap at 2,000 characters |
| Images | Images | ✅ Automatic | Tilt allows up to 20 photos, Vinted also up to 20 — but Vinted rejects a listing with fewer than 2, while Tilt will accept a single photo |
| Price | Price | ✅ Automatic | Same currency in most cases (GB, IT, ES, PL, FR all share Vinted markets); no conversion needed for those sellers |
| Condition | Condition | ⚡ Mapped | Tilt uses a 6-value scale (New with tags, New, Like New, Used, Damaged, Not specified); Vinted uses a 5-tier scale (New with tags, New without tags, Very good, Good, Satisfactory) — see the table below |
| Brand | Brand | ✅ Automatic | Review the Vinted brand and add it if missing. |
| Size | Size | ⚡ Mapped | Free-text on Tilt; Vinted expects a value from its own size list per category, so FLUF maps to the closest match |
| Category | Category | ⚡ Smart mapped | FLUF maps Tilt’s category to the closest Vinted taxonomy node; if nothing resolves confidently, the crosslist is held rather than filed under a guessed category |
| Shipping | Shipping | ⚠️ Manual input on Vinted | Tilt’s managed shipping only covers GB, ES and IT — other Tilt sellers already have a custom shipping profile, which does not carry over; Vinted has its own separate shipping setup |
Condition Mapping Examples
| Tilt Condition | Vinted Condition | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| New with tags | New with tags | Direct match |
| New | New without tags | Direct match |
| Like New | Very good | Tilt’s “Like New” reads closest to Vinted’s second-highest tier |
| Used | Good | Tilt’s default condition for anything not explicitly graded higher |
| Damaged | Satisfactory | Vinted’s lowest tier is still a listable condition, not a rejection |
Fields That Need Your Attention
- Shipping — a Tilt listing relying on managed shipping (only live in GB, ES and IT) has no shipping method to carry over to Vinted, which runs its own separate shipping setup regardless. Every seller needs Vinted shipping configured once, independent of Tilt.
- Brand-required Vinted categories — a Tilt item that fell back to “Unbranded” may need a real brand added before Vinted will accept it on categories where brand is mandatory.
- Minimum photos — a single-photo Tilt listing (Tilt’s own minimum) will not publish to Vinted, which requires at least 2 images.
Inventory Sync Between Tilt and Vinted
When an item sells on either Tilt or Vinted, FLUF Connect removes it from the other within minutes, so the same product can’t sell twice. This runs off the same sold-detection system FLUF uses across every connected channel, not a Tilt-Vinted-specific integration.
| Event | What Happens | Timing |
|---|---|---|
| Item sells on Tilt | Withdrawn from Vinted automatically | Within minutes |
| Item sells on Vinted | Withdrawn from Tilt automatically | Within minutes |
| Price changed on Tilt | Not synced to Vinted | — |
| Item deleted on Tilt | Left active on Vinted (delete it there separately) | — |
| Item relisted on Tilt | No automatic action on Vinted | — |
| Bidder doesn’t pay on Tilt | Item rolls to the next bidder above your reserve, or returns to your stock unsold if no qualifying bid exists | Per Tilt’s own resolution process |
When an item sells on Tilt — whether it went live in a show or sold from the fixed-price shop — FLUF Connect withdraws it from Vinted (and any other connected channel) within minutes. You never have to manually remember which platform still has a listing for something you’ve already shipped.
Be honest about what does not sync: price and description edits made after the initial crosslist don’t propagate automatically between the two, and Tilt currently has no automated relisting or offer-management feature for FLUF to run on your behalf — sale detection and stock withdrawal are what’s automated on this channel, not repricing or relisting. On Vinted, both relisting and offer management are available and run through FLUF’s automation independently of Tilt.
Before and After FLUF Connect
Moving Tilt inventory onto Vinted by hand means re-entering nearly every field, because the two platforms don’t share a listing format and there’s no export/import path between them.
Without FLUF Connect (Manual Crosslisting)
- Open your Tilt seller dashboard and find the item
- Screenshot or re-save each photo
- Open Vinted and start a new listing
- Retype the title, trimming or rewording to fit Vinted’s format
- Rewrite the description within Vinted’s character limit
- Upload photos one at a time
- Re-select the category from Vinted’s own taxonomy
- Re-grade the condition using Vinted’s 5-tier scale
- Set the size from Vinted’s dropdown
- Set a price, accounting for Vinted’s buyer-pays-fee model instead of Tilt’s seller fee
- Publish, then note somewhere which items are now listed on both platforms
- When it sells on one, manually remember to go and delete or mark sold on the other
Time per item: roughly 8–12 minutes, plus the ongoing manual tracking to avoid selling the same item twice.
With FLUF Connect
- Select the Tilt products you want on Vinted
- Click “Crosslist to Vinted”
- Review the pre-mapped fields FLUF flagged for attention
- Confirm
- Done — inventory now syncs automatically between the two
Time per item: about 30 seconds.
Manual: roughly 13–20 hours. With FLUF Connect: under an hour. That’s most of a working week back for sourcing, streaming and photographing instead of retyping the same listing twice.
Automation Features for Tilt and Vinted Sellers
The two channels are not evenly automated, and it’s worth knowing that going in rather than assuming feature parity.
Auto-Relisting on Vinted
Vinted listings can quietly drop in search ranking the longer they sit unsold. FLUF’s auto-relisting refreshes eligible Vinted listings on a schedule to keep them visible. Tilt has no equivalent — there’s no automated relisting on Tilt through FLUF today.
Offer Management on Vinted
FLUF can send automated offers to Vinted buyers who’ve favourited an item, and apply pricing rules over time. This is Vinted-only in this pair — Tilt has no offer or watcher-messaging automation FLUF can drive.
Sale Detection on Both
Both channels support mark-as-sold in both directions: sell on Tilt, it comes down from Vinted; sell on Vinted, it comes down from Tilt (including a Tilt sale made in a live show, not just from the fixed-price shop).
Auto-Crosslisting Rules and Bulk Operations
Set rules to automatically crosslist new Tilt inventory to Vinted by category, brand or price, and use bulk operations to price-adjust or crosslist hundreds of items at once rather than one at a time.
| Feature | Tilt | Vinted |
|---|---|---|
| Crosslisting | ✅ | ✅ |
| Auto-relisting | ❌ | ✅ |
| Offer management | ❌ | ✅ |
| Inventory sync / sale detection | ✅ | ✅ |
| Order sync | Order values require review. | ✅ |
| Bulk operations | ✅ | ✅ |
How Much Does It Cost to Crosslist from Tilt to Vinted?
FLUF Connect pricing is based on your catalogue size, not on which two channels you connect. Once you’re set up, Tilt and Vinted are two of the marketplaces included under the same account — connecting both doesn’t cost more than connecting one.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | You save | Crosslisted products |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | £9/month | £59/year | 45% | Unlimited |
| Seller | £29/month | £199/year | 42% | Unlimited |
| Pro | £99/month | £709/year | 40% | Unlimited |
| Super Seller | Custom pricing — tell us what you need | Unlimited | ||
Automatic relisting, offer management and smart pricing are included from Seller upwards. Starter covers unlimited crosslisting, inventory sync and order sync without them. Yearly billing is charged once a year. There is no free plan. New accounts get 7 days for £1, then move onto a plan.
Every plan is paid — the first 7 days cost £1 while you connect Tilt and Vinted and see the mapping work on your own listings, then it’s £9/month upward depending on catalogue size. Automation — relisting, offers, bulk tools, sale detection — is included from Seller upwards, not a paid add-on. See the full breakdown on the pricing page. FLUF Connect also supports selling on multiple platforms beyond just this pair, under the same account.
Also selling on other live-auction channels? Crosslist Tilt to Whatnot, Crosslist Tilt to Depop, or read Tilt vs Whatnot compared to see how the two live-shopping platforms stack up.
The answers below cover the practical questions sellers ask before moving Tilt inventory to Vinted with FLUF Connect — field mapping, sync behaviour, fees, and how automation differs between a live-auction channel and a fixed-price one.
Sources & Verification
Last verified: 2026-08-17. Please contact us if any marketplace workflow, fee or policy has changed.
- Tilt: Sell on Tilt — seller fees, buyer count and live-show throughput as advertised by Tilt.
- Vinted Help Centre: Buyer Protection fee on Vinted — the buyer-side fee that replaces seller commission.
- Vinted Help Centre: Buyer Protection — what the fee covers.
- Vinted Help Centre: Choosing item condition — Vinted’s 5-tier condition scale.
- Vinted Group: 2025 financial results — GMV (€10.8bn, +47% YoY) and revenue (€1.1bn) as reported by Vinted.
- FLUF guide: Sell on Tilt — full Tilt seller guide, fees and setup.
- FLUF guide: Sell on Vinted — full Vinted seller guide.
- FLUF guide: Crosslist from Depop to Vinted — another route onto Vinted, for comparison.
- FLUF guide: Crosslist from eBay to Vinted — another route onto Vinted, for comparison.
- FLUF feature page: Inventory Sync — sync behaviour overview.
- FLUF feature page: Auto Relisting — Vinted relisting workflow.
- FLUF feature page: Offer Management — Vinted offer automation.
- FLUF pricing — current plan pricing and annual billing.
Related guides
Related guides
- Crosslist from Tilt to Etsy — the eligibility wall, explained
Frequently Asked Questions
The first 7 days cost £1, then plans start at £9/month (Starter). Every plan is paid — crosslisting, inventory sync, relisting and offer management are included, not charged as add-ons. Starter at £9/month, with no cap on how much you list, and it scales up from there.
Yes, in both directions. When an item sells on Tilt — in a live show or from the fixed-price shop — FLUF Connect withdraws it from Vinted within minutes, and the same happens in reverse when it sells on Vinted. Price and description edits made after the initial crosslist do not sync automatically between the two.
Tilt needs the extension once to connect and no open browser afterwards. Keep the extension active and signed in for Vinted.
Check that both Tilt and Vinted support sellers in your country before connecting. Account eligibility and available markets determine whether you can use this pair.
Tilt uses six values — New with tags, New, Like New, Used, Damaged and Not specified. Vinted uses a five-tier scale — New with tags, New without tags, Very good, Good and Satisfactory. FLUF maps Tilt's Like New to Vinted's Very good, Used to Good, and Damaged to Satisfactory; New with tags and New map across directly.
No, and we will not claim otherwise. Auto-relisting and offer management both run on Vinted through FLUF's automation, but neither is available on Tilt. What Tilt does support is sale detection in both directions, which keeps your Vinted stock accurate without either automated feature.
You pay whichever platform the sale happens on, independently of FLUF. Vinted charges sellers nothing — the buyer pays a protection fee of roughly 3–8% plus £0.30–£0.80 at checkout instead. Tilt advertises seller fees starting from 2% plus 50p, which is a floor rather than a flat rate: the fixed 50p makes the effective percentage higher on lower-priced items.
They stay in your Tilt shop as fixed-price stock, exactly like a Vinted listing does. Crosslisting that same item to Vinted gives it a second, patient sales channel — search traffic instead of the next live show — without you re-photographing or rewriting anything.
Yes. Every FLUF Connect plan includes crosslisting across all supported marketplaces under the same account, not just the pair you start with — Depop, eBay, Shopify, Etsy, Facebook Marketplace and more are all available alongside Tilt and Vinted.