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Back up and transfer your Vinted listings

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Bleam's backup system does two things: it protects your closet (titles, descriptions, prices and original photos stay stored at Bleam, whatever happens to your listings on Vinted) and it lets you transfer stock from one Vinted account to another. Handy for pro resellers managing multiple accounts or migrating a catalog.

1

Open the Backups menu

Go to your Vinted closet page (“Items” tab). A floating green “Backups” button appears on the page (bottom-right, added by Bleam). Click it to open the menu.

Floating Backups button in the Vinted closet
2

Start a full backup

A "My automatic backups" window opens. You'll see your backup history by account. Click "Back up the current account's listings". A popup asks you to confirm the action for the displayed account.

My automatic backups modal with history by account
3

Wait for the scan to finish

Bleam scans your items one by one. A progress bar appears on the Vinted page ("Backing up 2/43"). Count 1-2 minutes for 50 items. The scan continues even if you switch tabs.

Backup progress notification
4

Transfer your listings to another account

Easiest way, from Bleam:
1. Open the Dressing page on bleam.app, “Archives” tab (backups whose listing is no longer live are gathered there).
2. Select the items to transfer.
3. Click “Publish to another account”, pick the destination account and confirm.

Listings are republished one by one, at a spaced pace — they start as soon as the destination account is connected in your browser with the Bleam extension. The backup automatically follows each new listing.

Directly from Vinted (historical method): sign in to the destination account, open the Backups menu, click the profile containing the listings, select, then “Publish on current account”.

Selecting backed-up items to transfer
5

Keep photo modification enabled (strongly recommended)

The publish modal pre-checks the “Photo modification (light blur)” option — leave it on.

Why? Photos republished exactly as they were can make the listing look like a duplicate, which would then be removed. Bleam tweaks the image (imperceptible blur) so that each listing is unique.

Publish modal with recommended blur / rotation / price toggles
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