I Like Listing
Save each item once. Next time you post it on Craigslist or Kijiji, every page fills itself in, photos included. You check it over and click Post.
For Chrome, Edge, and Brave
How it works
Pick a folder
Choose a folder on your computer for your items and photos. Use a synced folder like OneDrive or Google Drive if you post from more than one computer.
Save an item
Post it once the normal way with recording on, and everything you type, choose, and upload is saved. Or add items yourself on the Items page.
Post it again in seconds
Open the posting page, click the item in the side panel, and move through the pages. Each one fills itself in. When the ad goes live, it's marked as posted with a link to it.
Made for people who repost
One item, both sites
Shared details like title and description are reused, while each site keeps its own choices, like condition or category. Kijiji's 64-character title limit is handled for you.
See what's been posted
Each item shows a K for Kijiji or C for Craigslist once it's posted. Hover to see the date and open the live ad.
Organized your way
Group items into your own categories, search, edit, duplicate similar items, and change anything right from the side panel.
Never adds paid upgrades
Paid options like Kijiji's Urgent or Top Ad are never filled in, so you won't be charged for something you didn't choose.
A 5-minute timer
Craigslist sometimes makes you wait between posts. One click starts a countdown and lets you know when you can post again.
Private by design
Your items and photos are saved in the folder you choose, as a plain spreadsheet file (CSV) you can open in Excel. Nothing is uploaded, there's no account, and no cloud. The extension only works on the Craigslist and Kijiji pages you're posting on.
I Like Listing isn't affiliated with Craigslist or Kijiji. It fills in forms; you review each ad and click Post yourself, so please follow each site's posting rules.
Install
It's free from the Chrome Web Store and works in Chrome, Edge, and Brave, on Windows and Mac.
- Click Add to Chrome to open its page in the Chrome Web Store.
- Click Add to Chrome there, then Add extension.
- Click the puzzle piece icon in your toolbar and pin it, so it's always one click away.
- Click the icon to open the side panel, and choose a folder for your items and photos.
Using Microsoft Edge? On the store page, click Allow extensions from other stores first, then add it the same way. Updates install automatically.
Questions
Does it post ads for me?
No. It fills in each page so you don't have to retype anything, and you click Post yourself. That keeps you in control and in line with the sites' rules.
What if a site changes its posting pages?
The extension matches fields by their names, so small changes usually don't matter. If something stops filling, anything it can't place is listed in the side panel with one-click copy.
Can two people share the same list?
Yes. Put the listings folder in a shared synced folder, like OneDrive or Google Drive, and have both people choose it. Try not to edit at the exact same time.
What happens if my computer dies?
Your items, photos, and posted dates are all in your listings folder. If that folder is in a cloud-synced location, install the extension on a new computer and choose the same folder.