This guide is for sellers who want their own listing photos back, to relist an item elsewhere or keep a copy before it sells, and for buyers saving photos of an item they bought or are asking about. Vinted keeps a larger file than it shows, but the largest copy a listing page gives you is 800 px on the long side, as a WebP.
A listing photo has an address like https://images1.vinted.net/t/06_01836_M1mFacG3rWMJtTguSv9kNCCJ/f800/ec257028.webp?s=d7d6fb59…. The part after the photo ID sets the size: the page lists 70x100, 150x210, 310x430 and f800, and the big photos in the listing use f800. The ?s= part at the end is a signature for that exact address.
I fetched two public listings, one with 4 photos and one with 13, and read the real pixel size from the files:
| Size Vinted lists for the upload | f800 (listing photo) | 310x430 (grid thumbnail) | Any edited address |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1200×1600 (portrait) | 600×800 px, WebP, 78 KB | 310×430 px, WebP, 32 KB | 404 "not-found" |
| 1600×1200 (landscape) | 800×600 px, WebP, 60 KB | not fetched | 404 "not-found" |
The page data gives each photo a width and height of 1200×1600 or 1600×1200, so Vinted has a copy twice the size of f800. I found no public address for it. Removing the ?s= signature, changing f800 to f1600, or changing .webp to .jpeg all returned 404, and asking for JPEG in the request header still got a WebP. The listing API the app uses answered "Access denied" without a login.
/f800/….webp?s=…..webp file; to get a JPG, see save WebP as JPG.If you are the seller, the photos on your phone are larger than anything Vinted will send back. Use those when you have them, and the steps above when you don't.
PixLasso has no Vinted address rule, and none would help, since an edited address fails the signature. It saves the f800 copy each photo already uses: 600×800 or 800×600 px WebP in my test, the same file as Method 1.
The free version saves 30 images per batch, more than the 13 photos in the larger listing I checked. Pro, a single US$9.99 payment, saves more than 30 in one press and converts the whole batch to JPG.
Photos you took for your own listings are yours. Photos in someone else's listing belong to that member, so ask them before you post them anywhere else.
Measured on 9 November 2026: I fetched two public vinted.com listings, read the photo addresses and sizes in their HTML, downloaded each size and read the pixel size from the image header, then ran PixLasso's URL code on the same addresses. I made PixLasso; the first method needs no extension.