Fitting eBay's strict 80-character title limit
Unlike Amazon, eBay enforces a hard 80-character limit on listing titles - go over, and the listing simply won't save until you trim it. Enter your brand/product name and key features, and this tool arranges them into a few compact title variations, flagging any that run past 80 characters so you know exactly which ones need shortening before you paste them into your listing.
Why five different arrangements instead of one
The same brand, product, and features can be arranged in several valid orders - leading with the brand, leading with a standout feature, or appending urgency words like "Fast Ship" - and different arrangements fit within 80 characters differently depending on how long your specific brand and feature text happens to be. Generating several options at once makes it faster to find one that both fits the limit and reads well.
Why using the full character count tends to help
eBay's search algorithm matches listings against buyer search terms primarily through the title text, so a title that uses most or all of the available 80 characters with genuinely relevant terms - brand, model, color, size, condition - tends to surface for more searches than a short, sparse title, as long as it still reads naturally rather than as a keyword dump.
What to do with a flagged, over-limit title
A title flagged as over 80 characters won't save as-is on eBay - trim it by dropping the least essential feature word, shortening a feature name, or removing a filler word like "New" if the condition is specified elsewhere in your listing.