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One address that never changes: put it in your bio once and it works for every auction you ever run. Most people use their streaming handle.
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This is what people see at your address. Your face and your links, then the auction.
Your handle is your address and cannot be changed. Log out on this device
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Not set upWhat are you auctioning?
Type it and hit start. Everything else already has a sensible default.
Optional, and it only shows on the website. Your overlay never shows it, since you are holding the thing up on camera anyway.
A last-second bid pushes the clock back out this far: a snipe becomes a final faceoff. 0 turns it off.
Tap an item to load it into the box above.
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Addresses are typed by the winner on their own phone and stored only in this browser. Export the CSV and drop it into Pirate Ship, ShipStation, or your carrier to print labels.
Add it as a Browser source. The background is transparent, so it sits on top of your scene.
Those boxes are the resolution the overlay is drawn at, not the size it ends up on screen. Match them to your canvas — 1080 x 1920 if you stream vertical — and the card sizes itself to fit. Then do not drag it bigger. Dragging stretches a picture the browser already drew, and stretched pixels are the fuzzy ones. Need it a different size? Put &scale=0.8 or &scale=1.3 on the end of the link instead.
Sharper still, if your machine has headroom: set 3840 x 2160 and scale the source down to fit. Same size on screen, drawn from four times the pixels — about a third crisper, and four times the work. Skip it if you are near dropping frames.
Streaming on TikTok? Use the TikTok-safe version instead. It shows the auction with no address and no bid wording on screen, and never say the link out loud there either, keep it in your bio.
Viewers open it and bid straight away. Nothing to type, no app, no account. Say the name out loud and anyone can find it.
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Only the winner pays, and they pay once. Never charge people to place a bid, that is a penny auction and it is regulated or banned in a lot of places.