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Custom Fields are extra pieces of information you keep against a listing that eBay has no
field for — a bin number, a purchase price, a supplier, a lot reference, a condition grade of your own.
They are private to WonderLister: they are never sent to eBay, but they can be searched, shown as grid
columns, exported to CSV and used in description templates.
This page describes the Custom Fields section inside the listing editor, where
values are put on one listing. The list of fields themselves is defined on the
Custom Fields page, and grouped on the
Custom Field Groups page.
Where to find it
Open a listing in the editor and scroll to Custom Fields, or click it in the editor’s
left-hand section list.
What is on this section
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Select Custom Field | Lists the custom fields you have defined. Choosing one reveals the value box beside it. |
| Enter Custom Value | The value for the chosen field on this listing. Appears only once a field has been chosen. |
| Select | Attaches the field and its value to the listing. The pair then appears below as a card. |
| The cards below |
One card per custom field already on this listing, showing the field name and its value, with a Remove button to take it off the listing. |
| Manage Custom Fields | Opens the page where the custom fields themselves are created, renamed and deleted. |
| Refresh Custom Fields | Re-reads the list of available fields — use it after defining a new one, so it appears without reopening the listing. |
options in Preferences, this section is not drawn at all. Turn it off to get it back.
How to use it
- Define the field first if it does not exist — Manage Custom Fields,
then Refresh Custom Fields. - Choose the field in Select Custom Field.
- Type the value in Enter Custom Value.
- Press Select. The field appears as a card below.
- Repeat for as many fields as the listing needs.
- Remove a field with the Remove button on its card.
- Save the listing from the editor toolbar — nothing here is stored until you do.
FAQ
information eBay should receive.
Preferences.
editor opens.
listing, then save the listing.
custom field values — see Description Template Tags.
update them from a CSV file.
Support
For further assistance you can:
- Email [email protected]
- Use the Contact Us page inside the application
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