For yourself. Or to resell.
Check asking prices, work out resale costs and keep track of your finds—all from your phone.
A little context before you buy
The jacket you love. The piece you might resell. Get price context before you decide, then keep the photos and details together. The native app scans tags, suggests categories and checks prices while you keep browsing. Download the app for iOS or Android, or try photo price checks in your browser.
Start with a photo. Compare asking prices for similar items and see the listings behind the estimate.
In the native app, photograph the tag, then the item. Lens reads the price and useful details. Review or edit them any time.
Keep capturing while native app price checks run in the background. Come back to the results in your saved items.
Price check
A jacket in an op shop. A bag on a retail rail. A find at the weekend market. Photograph an item and explore what people are asking for similar finds.
Choose For me to compare the shop price with the asking-price range. Switch to To resell to work through a possible sale price, fees, postage and preparation costs. Both views are in the native app.
Asking prices, not confirmed sales. Condition and demand can change what an item sells for.
Explore price checks Market insights · Native app
A single expensive listing can make a find look like a bargain. See how asking prices are spread across the sampled listings, with unusually high or low prices kept out of the chart when there’s enough data.
A sample of similar listings, not the whole market. Listing age is not time to sell. Data availability varies by item and marketplace.
How price checks work
01 / Save the find
That little shop. That perfect jacket. Keep the place with the piece, so you can come back for another look.
Edit the details any time. Turn automatic location off in Settings. No background tracking. Saved items may no longer be available.
Explore saved places 02 / Pass it on
Seen something that’s their style? Send an item or saved place, with the photos and details you choose.
Item location and prices are off by default. Sharing a saved place includes its location. Your private notes stay private.
Explore sharing03 / Categories & collections
Automatic category suggestions. Lens suggests a category after a price check, so there’s less to fill in. Change it any time in Edit details.
Find saved items by category, date, shop or source. Group your favourites into collections for another look.
The jacket you spotted.
Those perfect jeans.
One for the collection.Example saved finds. Ready for another look.
Saved on this device. No automatic backup or sync between phones.
Unlimited measurements
Give buyers more than a size label. On supported devices, Lens uses camera depth data to help measure an item and place dimensions on its photo. Show chest width, body length and the details that help someone compare it with a piece they already own.
Adjust the measurement points, edit the labels and choose centimetres or inches. You can also enter dimensions taken with a tape. There’s no monthly measurement quota, and measuring doesn’t use your price-check allowance.
More context for buyers. A useful reference for your own wardrobe.Camera measurement support varies by device and surface. Use a tape for curves, depth and a final fit check.
Explore clothing measurements
Make it yours
Make the details easy to read and recognisably yours. Edit colours, lines, labels, fonts and branding, then save a reusable theme for your next item. Export the finished photo as JPG or PNG to add to a marketplace listing, send to a buyer or share elsewhere.
A look you can keep.
Edit it. Save it. Use it again.
Give buyers clearer size and fit context.
For the way you shop, keep and sell
Compare the price tag with asking prices for similar finds. Save the price and place, share a discovery with a friend and decide whether a piece belongs in your wardrobe.
Check thrift and op-shop prices
Research asking prices, record clothing measurements and save a style that feels like your shop. Share clear measurement photos to help buyers compare size and fit.
Create measurement photos
Research unfamiliar pieces as you sort. Keep each batch’s photos, condition notes and measurements together on the capture phone, ready for pricing or listing.
Organise a donation batch
For the finds you want to sell
Meet Shopfront, our toolkit for secondhand sellers. Turn product photos into editable listings, crosslist to marketplaces like eBay and Depop, and manage your inventory in one place.
Send selected Lens items to Shopfront as listing drafts, with their photos and saved measurement images. Draft creation depends on your Shopfront workspace’s plan, billing status and remaining listing allowance. Review before publishing.
A few things to know
Yes. Download Lens from the App Store or Google Play, then sign in with your Shopfront account. You can also try price checks in your browser. Read the getting-started guide for setup and your first find.
200 free price checks per calendar month. Included on the Free plan with a registered account. Paid plans include higher native app allowances. Web and app allowances are separate and reset on the 1st of each month at midnight in Melbourne.
Use a photo price check to compare a shop’s price tag with asking prices for similar items. Review condition and details before buying. In the native app, save the price on the tag, remember the shop on your map and share the find with a friend. You can also keep clothing measurements or organise items you plan to resell. Selling is optional.
You can try a price check in your browser before signing up. 200 free price checks per calendar month. Higher native app allowances are included on paid plans. The native app requires a Shopfront account. Create one on the web before signing in to the app. Our Lens guide explains how to get started.
No. Lens shows asking-price estimates and comparable listings. The amount an item sells for can differ depending on its condition, demand and the marketplace.
On supported devices, Lens uses camera depth data to help measure distances between points on an item. You can also enter dimensions taken with a tape. Edit labels, customise and save a reusable style, then save or share the measurement image. Measurements have no monthly quota and don’t use price checks. Camera measurements are a guide; check fit-critical dimensions with a tape.
The native app adds tag scanning, background price checks, market insights, resale cost scenarios and category suggestions. It also keeps saved places, sharing, measurements and collections together on your phone. The browser tool currently focuses on photo-based price checks.
Yes. Location requires your phone’s permission, and you can turn automatic capture location off in Settings. Add or edit a place later. Sharing has a separate preview: an item’s location and prices are excluded until you choose to include them. Sharing a saved place includes that place’s location. Sharing sends a snapshot, not access to your saved library.
Items, places and collections are saved on this device. They are not automatically backed up or synced to another phone, and signing out clears local saved data. Sharing an item sends a copy of the selected details; it does not create a backup of your library.
For the things worth a second look
200 free price checks per calendar month.
Start with a photo in the app or your browser.
Included on the Free plan with a registered account. Paid plans include higher native app allowances. Web and app allowances are separate and reset on the 1st of each month at midnight in Melbourne.
Download for iOS or Android, or use the browser tool. Read the Lens getting-started guide.
