Catalogue 200 lots in a day. Without losing the specialist tone.
Genlista turns a single photo into a catalogue-grade lot description — with authenticity signals, provenance language and market context — in every major auction language. Built for sale rooms that need volume without sacrificing scholarship.
- No credit card
- 3 free listings included
- Ready in 30 seconds
From estate intake to online catalogue — in hours, not weeks.
- Built by an art & antiques dealer
- Designed for professional resellers
- Works with Catawiki, Etsy, eBay & Shopify
- AI trained for art, antiques & collectibles
What buyers actually see — re-made.
Vague
Old bronze Buddha statue
Vintage Buddha, very nice piece. Found in attic. Some wear. No returns.
SEO-ready
Burmese bronze Buddha, Mandalay style, late 19th century
Seated in bhumisparsha mudra on a tiered lotus base, retaining traces of original gilt lacquer and red pigment. Surface consistent with age and devotional use. Comparable lots €1,200–€1,800.
One photo. A complete listing.
Watch the AI read the object, fill every field, weigh the market and adapt the listing to each platform — in six languages.
Illustrative preview based on a real Burmese bronze Buddha. Your results vary with photo quality and category.
Listing is the bottleneck — not the selling.
Cataloguers spend 30–45 minutes per lot writing descriptions that all sound the same.
Multilingual catalogues (EN/FR/DE/NL/IT/ES) double or triple the workload before every sale.
Junior staff over-claim attribution; senior specialists become the editing bottleneck.
LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, The Saleroom and Drouot each want a different format.
Genlista solves this automatically — in seconds, from a single photo.
Built for your workflow.
1-click photo cut-out
Photograph lots on intake under any lighting and Genlista isolates each piece on a uniform white catalogue backdrop — instant consistency across the whole sale. One click per lot, included on every plan.
Sale projects with lot numbers
Group lots into a sale catalogue — 'Summer 2026 Sale', 'The Van Houten Collection' — with lot numbers and Live, Online or Live + Online labels per kavel. Self-managed, end to end.
Multilingual catalogue exports — for the international art trade
Export the whole sale catalogue to PDF, HTML, CSV or JSON — in English, Dutch, French, German, Italian or Spanish. One sale, six languages, ready for LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, The Saleroom, Drouot, your own website and your international bidder list — without a translation desk.
Public auction calendar
Publish your sale dates to our worldwide calendar — including multi-day sales (4-5 days) and hybrid live + online formats — and reach bidders actively scanning what's coming up.
Your own house profile page
A dedicated, SEO-friendly profile at /auction-houses/your-house with logo, cover image, contact details, supported bidding platforms and a deep-link button to register as a bidder on your own site.
Catalogue-grade lot descriptions
Conservative phrasing — 'attributed to', 'in the manner of', 'circa' — drafted by an AI that reads like a junior cataloguer who already knows the house style.
Multilingual catalogues, instantly
Every lot, in 6 languages: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Spanish. No external translation desk, no version drift.
Authenticity & provenance briefings
Per lot: red flags, reference points, comparable results, value drivers. Your specialists review — they don't have to start from a blank page.
Auction House — AI Expert Assistant (€199/mo)
Unlimited lots, every major auction platform, multilingual catalogues, bulk uploads and a dedicated account manager. Designed around how a sale room actually runs — not retrofitted from a reseller tool.
Make your next sale your easiest catalogue ever.
Start free, run a sample lot through the AI Expert Assistant, and decide whether your cataloguers ever go back to writing from scratch.
One photo in. A complete listing out.
Burmese bronze Buddha, Mandalay style, late 19th century
One photo in. A complete listing out.
No typing, no Photoshop, no copy-pasting between platforms.
- Photo
- Identify
- Listing
- Cut-out
- Built by an art & antiques dealer
- Designed for professional resellers
- Works with Catawiki, Etsy, eBay & Shopify
- AI trained for art, antiques & collectibles
From photo to published listing — in under a minute.
Step 1 / 4 · swipe →
- 01
Upload one photo
Phone, kitchen table, anywhere.
- 02
AI identifies the object
Maker, period, materials, condition.
- 03
Listing generated
Title, copy, price, cut-out — in 6 languages.
- 04
Ready to publish
Catawiki, eBay, Vinted, Marketplace.
One photo. A complete listing.
Watch the AI read the object, fill every field, weigh the market and adapt the listing to each platform — in six languages.
Illustrative preview based on a real Burmese bronze Buddha. Your results vary with photo quality and category.
What buyers actually see — re-made.
Vague
Old bronze Buddha statue
Vintage Buddha, very nice piece. Found in attic. Some wear. No returns.
SEO-ready
Burmese bronze Buddha, Mandalay style, late 19th century
Seated in bhumisparsha mudra on a tiered lotus base, retaining traces of original gilt lacquer and red pigment. Surface consistent with age and devotional use. Comparable lots €1,200–€1,800.
From shop snapshot to catalogue plate — in one click.
Photograph a piece on a workbench, in the gallery, at a fair — Genlista isolates it on a uniform white catalogue backdrop while preserving marks, patina and detail. Included free on every plan.
The same piece, written for each platform.
Catawiki collectors expect period detail. LiveAuctioneers reads in shouty caps. The Saleroom wants conservative attribution. Drouot demands proper French. 1stDibs sells the lifestyle. Genlista rewrites tone, length and vocabulary per platform — automatically.
A finely cast bronze figure of the Buddha seated in bhumisparsha mudra on a stepped lotus base, with traces of original gilt lacquer and red pigment. The face with serene downcast eyes, elongated earlobes and tightly coiled curls surmounted by an ushnisha. Mandalay style, Burma (Myanmar), late 19th century. Old surface throughout, consistent with age and devotional use.
- Origin: Burma (Myanmar), Mandalay region
- Period: late 19th century
- Material: cast bronze with traces of gilt lacquer and red pigment
- Condition: very good — old surface, minor losses to lacquer
- Dimensions: H 28 × W 17 × D 12 cm
One sale. One catalogue. Every lot in place.
Group lots into a sale project — like "Summer 2026 Sale" or "The Van Houten Collection". Manage them yourself: add a name, sale date, description, assign lot numbers and label each kavel as Live or Online-only.
- Self-service project management — create, edit, archive
- Lot numbers + auction-type labels per kavel
- Move existing listings into a sale in one click
- Multilingual catalogue copy, ready to publish
- 001
4LivePair of Kangxi blue & white dishes, c. 1690€ 1,800 – 2,400 - 002
6LiveArt Deco silver coffee service, Christofle, c. 1928€ 3,500 – 4,500 - 003
3LiveOld Master oil on panel, attributed to circle of Jan van Goyen€ 12,000 – 18,000 - 004
5OnlinePersian Tabriz carpet, late 19th century€ 2,200 – 3,000 - 005
7LivePatek Philippe Calatrava ref. 3919, 1992€ 8,000 – 11,000 - 006
4OnlineSet of six Louis XV style fauteuils€ 1,500 – 2,000
- 12 JunLive + OnlineSummer 2026 Sale12–14 Jun · 3 days
- 08 JulOnlineAsian Art — Online08–13 Jul · 5 days
- 23 SepLiveThe Van Houten CollectionSingle session
Be found before the gavel falls. Everywhere bidders look.
Every Auction House Pro account gets a public profile page, a slot in the worldwide auction calendar and one-click exports to every major catalogue format. Live, online or 4–5 day hybrid sales — all supported.
- SEO-friendly profile with logo, cover image and contact details
- Deep link to register as a bidder on your own site
- Multi-day & hybrid sales handled natively
- Export catalogues to PDF, CSV, JSON and platform-ready files
Not a chatbot. A specialist that does the boring 90 %.
One photo in. A complete, ready-to-publish listing out. While you'd still be opening tabs to research the maker, the assistant has already written the description, set the price range, translated it into 6 languages and flagged anything suspicious about the piece.
Identifies the object
Recognises maker, period, style, materials and probable origin from your photo. No more 'pretty old vase' — actual catalogue language.
Writes the description
Title, full catalogue text, condition, dimensions, item specifics — formatted for the platform you sell on (eBay, Vinted, Catawiki, Marketplace).
Suggests the price
Estimates a realistic asking price and auction range based on comparable sales for the maker, period and condition.
Flags the red flags
Spots fake signatures, wrong glaze for the period, mismatched marks, restoration. The kind of mistake that costs you a refund or a buyer dispute.
Translates everything
Same listing, instantly in 6 languages — Dutch, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish. Open Vinted FR, Marktplaats NL and eBay DE without a translator.
Remembers what you've sold
Saves every draft. Next time the same model walks in, you start from your previous listing — not a blank page.
per item — researching the maker, writing copy, picking a price, rewriting for each platform, translating, editing the photo background.
per item — upload one photo, the assistant does the research, writing, pricing, translation and cut-out. You review, tweak if needed, publish.
List 30 items in the time it used to take you to list 1. The bottleneck shifts from typing to sourcing — which is the part that actually makes you money.
Listing is the bottleneck — not the selling.
Cataloguers spend 30–45 minutes per lot writing descriptions that all sound the same.
Multilingual catalogues (EN/FR/DE/NL/IT/ES) double or triple the workload before every sale.
Junior staff over-claim attribution; senior specialists become the editing bottleneck.
LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, The Saleroom and Drouot each want a different format.
Genlista solves this automatically — in seconds, from a single photo.
Built for your workflow.
1-click photo cut-out
Photograph lots on intake under any lighting and Genlista isolates each piece on a uniform white catalogue backdrop — instant consistency across the whole sale. One click per lot, included on every plan.
Sale projects with lot numbers
Group lots into a sale catalogue — 'Summer 2026 Sale', 'The Van Houten Collection' — with lot numbers and Live, Online or Live + Online labels per kavel. Self-managed, end to end.
Multilingual catalogue exports — for the international art trade
Export the whole sale catalogue to PDF, HTML, CSV or JSON — in English, Dutch, French, German, Italian or Spanish. One sale, six languages, ready for LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, The Saleroom, Drouot, your own website and your international bidder list — without a translation desk.
Public auction calendar
Publish your sale dates to our worldwide calendar — including multi-day sales (4-5 days) and hybrid live + online formats — and reach bidders actively scanning what's coming up.
Your own house profile page
A dedicated, SEO-friendly profile at /auction-houses/your-house with logo, cover image, contact details, supported bidding platforms and a deep-link button to register as a bidder on your own site.
Catalogue-grade lot descriptions
Conservative phrasing — 'attributed to', 'in the manner of', 'circa' — drafted by an AI that reads like a junior cataloguer who already knows the house style.
Multilingual catalogues, instantly
Every lot, in 6 languages: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Spanish. No external translation desk, no version drift.
Authenticity & provenance briefings
Per lot: red flags, reference points, comparable results, value drivers. Your specialists review — they don't have to start from a blank page.
One photo. Every relevant platform.
Auction House — AI Expert Assistant (€199/mo)
Unlimited lots, every major auction platform, multilingual catalogues, bulk uploads and a dedicated account manager. Designed around how a sale room actually runs — not retrofitted from a reseller tool.
Make your next sale your easiest catalogue ever.
Start free, run a sample lot through the AI Expert Assistant, and decide whether your cataloguers ever go back to writing from scratch.