Three ways to scan items for resale value
One item, one item from every angle, or a whole table at once — pick the mode that fits how you source.
Snap one photo of one item. Best when you're holding something specific and need a reliable verdict before you pay.
Same item, several angles. When accuracy matters, photograph the front, the back and the label of a single item so the AI can pin down the exact model and check it for signs of a fake.
One photo of a whole table, box or shelf. FlipTip AI identifies every item in the picture and returns a ranked list — best flips on top, skips at the bottom. Perfect for sourcing trips. Works on shelves too: it reads book, record and game titles straight off the spines.
How it works
What you get
- Upload from the gallery works too — handy for photos you took earlier.
- Multi Scan is the best way to settle look-alike models: add the label or the back.
- Batch Scan is made for garage sales, estate sales, bulk lots, bookshelves and record crates.
- Barcode series — going through a box of books or records? Turn on Series and scan one barcode after another: each gets its title, a resale range and worth it / maybe / skip in a list. Tap one for the full scan.
- Barcode — point at the barcode of a book, CD, record or game: it reads by itself, finds the exact title and edition, and prices that one. Free on every plan.
- An offer for the whole table — after a Batch Scan FlipTip tells you what to offer for everything worth buying, and which items carry the value.
Quick Scan is included in every plan. Multi Scan and Batch Scan are part of the Flipper and Dealer plans.
Questions
How many photos can Multi Scan take?
Which barcodes does Barcode mode read?
Does Batch Scan count as one scan?
Related features
Quick, Multi & Batch scan — try it on your next find
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