Relist without losing the item
Flick copies the photos and details into a new listing, checks that the new one is live on Vinted, and only then removes the original, so a failed create leaves the item where it is.
Create, verify, then delete
Vinted reposting and offers
Flick is a Chrome extension for Vinted sellers. It relists items, sends offers to the people who favourited them, and answers incoming offers with rules you set.
Free plan, no card. Flick never asks for your Vinted password.
Flick works through the Vinted session your browser already has. Every action is one you could take by hand, run in the order a careful seller would run it.
Flick copies the photos and details into a new listing, checks that the new one is live on Vinted, and only then removes the original, so a failed create leaves the item where it is.
Create, verify, then delete
Send an offer with an optional message and saved templates; a check runs first so the same person is not messaged twice about the same item.
One message per person
Set a price floor and a rule per offer (accept, counter or ignore), and read every decision in a visible audit list.
Every decision logged
Pick the items and a cadence; Flick runs the repost while Chrome is open, and stops rather than retrying into a block.
Stops on a block
Views, favourites, offers and sales in one place, with CSV export; a number Flick cannot measure stays unknown.
Unknown stays unknown
Changing a listing's details and posting it again are different actions. Flick does the second one, in this order, every time.
Flick reads the listing from your wardrobe, including the photos and the description.
A new listing goes up with the same photos and details. The old one is still live at this point.
Flick checks that the replacement answers on Vinted before it touches the original.
Only now is the old listing deleted. Anything failing before this step leaves it in place.
This is why a failed repost does not quietly lose an item, and why the recovery panel exists: it tells you what needs attention instead of retrying on its own.
Flick works on Vinted only. It does not publish to eBay, Depop, Poshmark or Mercari.
It runs in your browser. If Chrome is closed, nothing runs, including scheduled reposts.
No tool can promise that Vinted will never restrict an account. Flick paces actions, pauses for a human check, and stops rather than retrying into a block.
The full list, including AI listing generation, accounting and a mobile app, is on what Flick is and how it works.
The free plan is not a trial. The allowance returns at local midnight, and the weekly figure is the daily cap added up.
Free
£0
3 reposts and 5 offers a day (21 and 35 a week), reset at local midnight. No card needed.
Pro 7-day trial
£8.99 a month
Pro is £8.99 a month or £89.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial.
About 90 reposts and 150 offers a month on the free plan is what the daily caps add up to if you use Flick every day. There is no monthly quota and nothing stops at 30 days.
Vinted's rules allow a listing to be removed and posted again, and they also restrict some kinds of automated activity. The clauses are quoted verbatim on the relisting rules page, with the dates of the versions read.
Flick paces actions and stops rather than retrying into a block. It cannot promise that an account will never be restricted.
No. Flick works through the Vinted tab you are already signed in to, using the session your browser already has. It never asks for your password and does not need your email address to start.
No. Flick runs in your browser, including scheduled reposts. That is a real limitation of running locally rather than on a server, and it is not something the product works around.
You can keep using Flick on the next day, at local midnight. There is no monthly quota and no card on file. Pro is there for the days when the caps get in the way, with a 7-day trial.
Start on the free plan. 21 reposts and 35 offers a week, no card and no account to create.
Install Flick freeQuestions before you install? Read the support page.